Ski Resorts Canada

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Think of dry powdery snow and ski/board areas where closures are virtually unheard of.

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Big White is all about wide open runs, no rain, no ice and virtually no queues – just fantastic skiing and an annual snowfall of 750cm.

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Ski-in ski-out resort, the village of Silver Star is world renowned for its charming Victorian, gaslight era theme. 

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Located in the rugged Coast Mountains of British Columbia lies the vibrant village of Whistler. Serving as its backdrop are 2 huge mountains: Whistler & Blackcomb

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Fernie Alpine Resort is the only ski resort located right in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. And the location is perfect for making the best kind of snow.

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Kimberley Alpine Resort is known for its consistent snow conditions, great fall line runs, plenty of sunshine and regular dumps of dry Purcell powder.

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Panorama Mountain Village is about big vertical and big mountain terrain. Enjoy breathtaking scenery with over 1,120 vertical metres and 2,847 snow covered acres.

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Deep in the heart of Western Canada's legendary heli-ski country, Rossland's Red Mountain Resort is actually two mountains in one. 

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Lake Louise is the “Big One” of Canadian skiing. The terrain seems both infinite and infinitely varied, and one of Lake Louise’s best features is its unique design.

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Just minutes from town, Mount Norquay has everything you need for a great day of skiing or riding, no matter what your ability

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Sunshine Village is located in Banff National Park and is spread across thousands of acres and three incredible ski mountains.  

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Kicking Horse has attracted rave reviews after just few seasons for its awesome vertical, deep powder and spectacular terrain mix.