The birds might be chirping, but winter is far from over. Snow conditions at all three SkiBig3 resorts - Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise Ski Resort, and Mt. Norquay - have been astounding. There is still plenty of snow left for spring skiing (with more on the way). With a cumulative snowfall (between all three resorts) of 1790cm (704.5”) and a snow base of up to 230cm (90.5”) in some areas - the bumps are soft, the cliffs and coated, and the fun is only just beginning. Come ski or ride the longest non-glacial ski season in Canada and see what we mean. Want to see more? Take a look at the webcams. Here are some mid-season highlights of the best snow conditions in Banff and Lake Louise this winter. 

 

Snow conditions in Banff and Lake Louise: Mid-season highlights 

 

January 7, 2022 - Waist deep cliff drops

 

Lake Louise has smashed records this year with its unprecedented snowfall. | Photo by Josh Segeleski at Lake Louise Ski Resort

 

January 16, 2022 - Wind-loaded wonderland 

 

A 10cm (3.9") day in the Village can be waist-deep in Delerium Dive. That's because of it's unique wind-loading. | Photo at Banff Sunshine by Josh Segeleski

 

January 18, 2022 - Better than Christmas 

 

Snow so good it'll make you do a double-take. Mt. Norquay is only 10 minutes from the Town of Banff. | Photo at Mt. Norquay by Dan Evans

 

February 8, 2022 - Secret stashes off Wolverine 

 

Shhh don't give away this secret stash, but under the Wolverine Chair is absolutely incredible on a powder day. | Photo at Banff Sunshine by Rajiv Dhaliwal

 

February 9, 2022 - Groomer perfection

 

Known for its world-class grooming, Mt. Norquay's slopes will make you feel like a ski racer on every turn. | Photo at Mt. Norquay by Megan Jones

 

February 20, 2022 - Enchanted forest

 

Enter the whiteroom. West Bowl is Lake Louise's newest free ride zone full of steeps, trees, and playful powder pockets. | Photo at Lake Louise Ski Resort by Josh Segeleski

 

March 3, 2022 - Winter won’t stop 

 

March is still giving us the goods! With a 230cm (90.5") snow base in the back bowl of Lake Louise, there's never been a better (or softer) time to drop in! | Photo at Lake Louise Ski Resort by Josh Segeleski

 

Keep shredding until May

 

The snow conditions in Banff and Lake Louise are just insane – and we’ve still got two and half months to go. There's no place in Canada like the Rockies - home to the longest non-glacial ski season with Banff Sunshine (the last resort to close) stopping its lifts on May 24. There's still plenty of time to book a sneaky spring getaway with snow this good.

 

Start planning your trip today. Should you need a bit more flexibility with your travel plans this winter our no-questions-asked cancellation policy allows for free changes and cancellations until 3-days prior to arrival. Pre-order your lift tickets for ultimate multi-day/multi-mountain convenience – but rest assured, SkiBig3 Lift Tickets are fully-refundable until 3-days prior to arrival. To book your winter ski vacation, call 1-844-754-2443 to speak with a reservation specialist or go online to access SkiBig3 Lift Tickets or some exceptional Ski & Stay Package deals.