Skiing in Canada
Canada delivers legendary skiing from coast to coast. Whistler Blackcomb is North America's largest resort, while the Rockies offer Banff, Lake Louise, and Revelstoke. Quebec's Mont-Tremblant adds Eastern charm and reliable snowfall.
Canada Ski Regions Map
Explore ski areas across Canada
Ski Regions in Canada
Explore ski areas in Canada
Quebec
Quebec is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 103 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 22m to 897m, giving a vertical range of 875m. Across the area there are 926km of prepared pistes. There are 1,923 runs in total - 517 easy, 644 intermediate, 651 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 295 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 5 gondolas and 153 chairlifts. Night skiing is available under floodlights. Notable resorts in the area include Mont Tremblant Resort, Station Mont Tremblant, Mont-Sainte-Anne, Le Massif and Bromont Montagne d'Expérience. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €124 on average.
Ontario
Ontario is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 57 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 107m to 515m, giving a vertical range of 408m. Across the area there are 305km of prepared pistes. There are 884 runs in total - 254 easy, 313 intermediate, 258 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 208 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 114 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Blue Mountain Ski Resort, Osler Bluff Ski Club, Craigleith Ski Club and Mount St. Louis Moonstone. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €130 on average.
British Columbia
Home to Whistler Blackcomb - North America's largest ski resort. Also Revelstoke, Sun Peaks, and legendary heli-skiing operations.
Alberta
The Canadian Rockies offer Banff, Lake Louise, and Sunshine Village with stunning scenery, dry powder, and iconic mountain town culture.
Manitoba
Manitoba is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 9 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 218m to 598m, giving a vertical range of 380m. Across the area there are 29km of prepared pistes. There are 102 runs in total - 35 easy, 29 intermediate, 31 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 26 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 7 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Asessippi Ski Area and Resort, Mystery Mountain, Thunderhill Ski Area and Holiday Mountain. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €98 on average.
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 7 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 355m to 664m, giving a vertical range of 309m. Across the area there are 21km of prepared pistes. There are 56 runs in total - 14 easy, 25 intermediate, 15 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 13 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 4 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include The Duck, Table Mountain Regional Park, Wapiti Valley and Mission Ridge. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €145 on average.
New Brunswick
New Brunswick is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 6 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 40m to 387m, giving a vertical range of 347m. Across the area there are 62km of prepared pistes. There are 151 runs in total - 41 easy, 47 intermediate, 45 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 17 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 6 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Crabbe Mountain Ski Resort, Poley Mountain Ski Area, Crabbe Mountain and Mont Farlagne. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €73 on average.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 5 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 19m to 788m, giving a vertical range of 769m. Across the area there are 40km of prepared pistes. There are 86 runs in total - 22 easy, 32 intermediate, 28 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 10 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 5 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Marble Mountain, Smokey Mountain Ski Club, White Hills and Northern Lights Ski Club. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €136 on average.
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 4 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 12m to 285m, giving a vertical range of 273m. Across the area there are 34km of prepared pistes. There are 86 runs in total - 24 easy, 34 intermediate, 16 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 10 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 gondola and 4 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Ski Wentworth, Ski Cape Smokey, Ben Eoin and Ski Martock. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €101 on average.
Yukon
Yukon is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 3 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 437m to 1,190m, giving a vertical range of 753m. Across the area there are 19km of prepared pistes. There are 33 runs in total - 16 easy, 9 intermediate, 6 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 5 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 chairlift. Notable resorts in the area include Mount Sima, Mount Maichen (Watson Lake) and Moose Mountain. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €145 on average.
Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, home to a single ski resort. The skiing spans elevations from 201m to 204m, giving a vertical range of 3m. There are 2 runs in total - 2 easy - catering to all ability levels. 1 ski lifts serve the slopes. The main resort is Bristol Pit. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €145 on average.
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, home to a single ski resort. The skiing spans elevations from 41m to 104m, giving a vertical range of 63m. Across the area there are 4km of prepared pistes. There are 9 runs in total - 3 easy, 1 intermediate, 5 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 1 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 chairlift. The main resort is Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park at Brookvale. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €145 on average.
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