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Spring skiing all the way to May!
Double Your Adventure
- 2 days at Banff Sunshine
- 2 days at The Lake Louise Ski Resort
Spring Skiing at its Finest!
It's not too late to use your Mountain Collective Pass at SkiBig3 this season! SkiBig3 offers amazing snowy conditions all the way through April and into May.
From condos to castles, Mountain Collective pass holders can save on lodging rates in Banff and Lake Louise. Need help? Search options online or speak to a SkiBig3 Vacation Planner at 1-844-754-2443.
Book your spring adventure today!
Resort closing dates:
- Banff Sunshine, May 20, 2024
- Lake Louise Ski Resort, May 5, 2024
- Mt. Norquay, April 21, 2024
Why Visit SkiBig3 with your Mountain Collective Pass?
With 25 destinations to visit with your Collective Pass - we get it. The choices are overwhelming.
We might be biased, but here's why Banff & Lake Louise should be at the top of your list:
✔ Experience 3 Legendary Ski Resorts in one trip, giving you nearly 8000 acres to explore.
✔ Accessible Terrain for all ability levels. From mellow groomers, to hard charging steeps, we've got it.
✔ 2 Towns within 1 protected National Park, each with their own distinct vibe.
Quiet mountain escape? Check. Upbeat vibrant nightlife? Check.
✔ Unique Stays & Accommodation for everyone's style & budget.
✔ Endless activities, dining, nightlife & events - meaning you'll never get bored.
✔ Experience the magic of Canada's first National Park.
There's a reason we're known for our jaw-dropping landscape, and awe-inspiring peaks.
✔ No crowds, no lift lines, no traffic jams. Except from the occasional elk crossing.
✔ Go car-free with free shuttles, or easily travel by car with free ski resort parking.
✔ Make your dollar go further with favourable exchange rates & exclusive lodging deals through SkiBig3.
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At SkiBig3, we acknowledge that we live, work and play on the traditional and contemporary territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, the Métis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.
