Few ski resorts can match Banff for sheer drama. Set deep in the magnificent Canadian Rockies, a Banff ski holiday unlocks three world-class mountains on a single pass - we're talking Mt. Norquay, Sunshine Village, and Lake Louise.
Beginners and intermediates will love the tree-lined cruisers at Norquay, while Sunshine Village serves up some of the best powder in the Rockies. Lake Louise is a showstopper for advanced skiers - who can work the glaciers and wide-open bowls with panoramic views that'll stop you mid-turn.
Off the slopes, Banff delights with cosy lodges, great restaurants, and the kind of mountain atmosphere that makes you want to stay another week. Pure. Canadian. magic.
Apres-ski - Raise a glass to an epic day on the mountain on the sunny terrace at Mt Norquay's Lone Pine. Or soak up the last of the sun on Banff’s Brew Co balcony.
Relax... - Feeling the burn? The town’s mineral-rich natural hot springs are superb for soothing tired legs.
Ice skating - Show your skills on indoor and outdoor rinks.
Snowmobiling - If you're looking for an adrenaline buzz, look no further!
Dog sledging - Take the whole family on a dog sledding experience across the Rockies - mush!
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Grab your skis and hit the slopes in Banff from November to the end of May. The sweet spot is from Late February to early March. But, thanks to its location on the Continental Divide, you can drop in on super soft powder until the end of April. Snow good! For an extra-special ski trip, join in with lively celebrations at Christmas. Or set off the New Year with dazzling fireworks displays. Travelling in January? The resort comes alive with snow sculptures, skijoring shows, and family play zones during the Banff SnowDays Festival.
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