3 Ski Resorts - 2 Mountain Towns - 1 Fabled National Park
STORYBOOK SCENERY
This is a place where fall lines defy gravity and friendly flannel-wearing locals will show you the goods.
POSTCARD ADVENTURES
Where fairy dust falls from the sky and Canadian castles extend for as far as the eye can see.
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SKIBIG3 DESTINATION STATISTICS
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| SkiBig3 Statistics | |
|---|---|
| Number of Resorts | Three! Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise & Mt Norquay |
| Snowfall | Over 30 feet average (over 9 metres) |
| Gondolas | 2 |
| Top Elevation | 8,954 ft (2,730m) |
| Base Elevation | 5,350 ft (1,630m) |
| Longest Run | 5 miles (8km) |
| Night Skiing | Mt Norquay |
| Tubing | Mt Norquay & Lake Louise |
| Towns | Two! Banff & Lake Louise |
| Restaurants | 150 |
| Hotels & Lodging | 40+ |
| Pass Programs | Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective, Rocky Mountain Passport |
ABOUT SKIBIG3: BANFF SUNSHINE, LAKE LOUISE & MT NORQUAY
Tucked within the boundaries of Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, the ski towns of Banff and Lake Louise provide home-base to three distinctive ski resorts; Banff Sunshine, The Lake Louise Ski Resort and Mt Norquay.
The three resorts boast 7,748 acres of skiable terrain, 2 gondolas, 27 chairlifts and 30 feet of feather-light, dry Canadian Rockies powder annually – all accessible with one SkiBig3 Lift Ticket.
Easy Resort Access
Convenient ski shuttles provide hassle-free access to all three resorts.
TRAIL MAPS
With almost 8,000 acres of terrain to explore, plan your strategy in advance.
FROM OUR BLOG
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