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The best kept secret of the Canadian Rockies
Explore Banff's Best Kept Secret
Since its opening in 1926, Mt. Norquay Ski Resort continues to be the locals’ gem. Famous for being the training ground of Olympic and World Cup athletes, and with excellent beginner terrain, everyone will love this small, family-friendly resort.
Just minutes from the Town of Banff, Mt. Norquay offers the only night skiing in Banff National Park, including a fully lit terrain park, and expert snowmaking on 85% of the terrain.
Family-friendly Mt. Norquay offers outstanding conditions for beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers and riders as well as Tube Town – 8 lanes of tubing fun. Without question, Norquay is the best-kept secret in the Canadian Rockies!
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Mount Norquay Statistics
- Acres / 77 ha
- 190
Top elevation
6,998 ft 2,133 mBase elevation
5,350 ft / 1,630 m- Lifts
- 6
2 Carpet lifts
1 Double chair
2 Quad chairs
1 High speed quad- Runs
- 60
31% Beginner runs
25% Intermediate runs
44% Advanced runs
Mt Norquay food & dining
Enjoy Albertan flavours presented with a twist at Cliffhouse Bistro or grab an après pint at Lone Pine Pub. Simple flavours and fresh produce are everything; careful and considerate sourcing is taken seriously at Norquay.
Mt Norquay Mtn Stats
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Season Length |
November - April |
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Hours of Operation |
9:00am - 4:00pm |
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Opening Date |
Early November |
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Closing Date |
April 20, 2024 |
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Night Skiing |
Friday & Saturday nights starting Dec - March |
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Terrain |
190 acres (77ha) |
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Top Elevation |
6,998 ft (2,133m) |
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Base Elevation |
5,350 ft (1,630m) |
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Annual Snowfall |
300cm (120 in) |
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Lifts |
6 (2 carpets, 1 double chair, 2 quad chairs, 1 high speed quad) |
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Runs |
60 |
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Longest Run |
1,167 metres (3,828 feet) |
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Terrain Park |
Yes |
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Tubing |
Dec - April |
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