RESORT WEBCAMS
SkiBig3 live web cams are placed at various locations at Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise Ski Resort and Mt Norquay, as well as around Banff and Lake Louise. Mountain webcams are updated every few minutes.
Banff SUNSHINE
UPPER SUNSHINE VILLAGE
With the Sunshine Village day lodge in the background, Strawberry Chair to the left and Trapper’s bar.
MT. ASSINIBOINE CAM
At 3,618m, it’s the highest peak in the southern range of the Canadian Rockies.
ROCK ISLE LAKE CAM
Looking south towards Sunshine Meadows.
GREAT DIVIDE CAM
Looking down from the top of Great Divide chair, with Standish in the background.
PARKING
LAKE LOUISE SKI RESORT
LAKE LOUISE SKI RESORT BASE AREA
The Grizzly Express gondola can been seen towards the front, while the Glacier Express high speed quad is on the left.
WHITEHORN LODGE
Mid-mountain view towards Mt Temple at Whitehorn Lodge, a great choice for dinning or a drink mid-ski.
LAKE LOUISE BASE KOKANEE CABIN
Looking towards the Lodge of the Ten Peaks (left) and Whiskey Jack Lodge (right), with the stunning Mount Temple (3,544m/11,627ft) in the background on the left and Lake Louise to the right. The Grizzly Express gondola can be seen in the far left.
LAKE LOUISE SKI RESORT LARCH WEBCAM
From atop the Grizzly Express gondola and Ptarmigan Quad, looking towards the Larch area.
MT NORQUAY
MT. NORQUAY FROM BANFF
The view of Mt. Norquay Ski Resort from the town of Banff, just 10 minutes by car, with the Brewster range in the background.
CASCADE CHAIR
CLIFFHOUSE
BANFF & LAKE LOUISE TOWNSITES
MT. RUNDLE AND BANFF AVENUE
The view of downtown Banff from the SkiBig3 head office.
TOWN OF BANFF
On the corner of Banff Ave and Caribou Street.
LAKE LOUISE FROM THE FAIRMONT CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE
The iconic Lake Louise, with the stunning Victoria Glacier as a backdrop. In the summer this lake is turquoise, while in the winter it is a popular skating destination.
3 WORLD CLASS RESORTS
The ski towns of Banff and Lake Louise are home to the distinctive mountain resorts of Banff Sunshine, The Lake Louise Ski Resort and Mt Norquay. The three resorts boast 8,000 acres of skiing, 2 gondolas, 26 chairlifts and 30 feet of feather-light, dry Canadian Rockies powder annually.
Explore variety, history and views beyond compare all with one lift ticket. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area is known for its exceptional natural beauty, rare wildlife and abundant land-forms. Discover the makings of a fairytale, with castles, châteaux and hamlets nestled amongst the storied peaks of Canada’s first National Park.