Canada Ski Holidays
Skiing in Canada offers all the best that the USA has to offer and more: Modern high speed lift systems, convenient and tasteful purpose built resort villages, the best hospitality and service on and off the piste, great grooming & snowparks, spacious and modern accommodation, and of course, snow. Lots and lots of it. Add to this the breathtaking scenery and it is easy to see why more and more return to ski in Canada every year. More and more UK skiers are discovering the joys of Canada ski holidays, and many find that once they've tried it, they're hooked for good. Skiing in Canada offers the best on offer when it comes to pistes, with well groomed slopes of all grades available to suit all levels of ski ability. Beginners and intermediates will enjoy the wide, meandering runs, whilst more advanced skiers can revel in the powder bowls and fast and fun tree skiing offered by resorts like Whistler. Freestyle fans can find snowparks developed to a level that far exceeds what is typically on offer in Europe.
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Alyeska,
Banff,
Big White,
Fernie,
Jasper,
Kicking Horse,
Lake Louise,
Red Mountain,
Revelstoke,
Silver Star,
Sun Peaks,
Tremblant,
Whistler
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Fernie |
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The ski resort of Fernie has an award-winning ski area that lies just four miles from the town of Fernie. This picturesque terrain offers some of Canada’s most challenging skiing and enough snow annually to cover a three-storey building. With the historic mining town of Fernie nearby, its warm and friendly atmosphere and next-to-no crowds,all in all you have a perfect choice for your next ski holiday. Guests can choose between ski-in/out accommodation on the mountain or stay in Fernie town. |
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Whistler |
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The ski resort of Whistler is one of the most sought-after and exciting resorts in the world. The scenery is spectacular and the two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, combine to form the largest ski area in North America. This superb Canadian ski resort enjoys an enviable average of 9.14 metres of snow a year. Access to the skiing is easy Whistler has been purpose-built with all facilities and amenities clustered around the base of the resort. The architecture is an attractive West Coast style with cobbled pathways and well-designed buildings throughout this pedestrianised resort. |
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Kicking Horse |
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Surrounded by national parks and with a regional population of only 8,500, the ski resort of Kicking Horse is one of the world's more remote locations for skiing and snowboarding. Originally only accessible by helicopter new developments have allowed the experience of soaring mountains, swathed in blanket white to be reached at an affordable price. |
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