About Lake Louise

The Lake Louise Ski Resort, nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and Banff National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers legendary light, dry powder and awe-inspiring panoramas of endless mountain peaks, glaciers and frozen lakes. With 4,200 acres of terrain spread across four mountain faces and one of the longest seasons in North America, this is truly a ski resort for all tastes and abilities. Just minutes from the famous village of Lake Louise and conveniently accessible from the town of Banff, the resort features a large first-timer area, beginner and intermediate runs from every chairlift and world-renowned expert terrain including steep chutes and expansive bowls, plus an awesome terrain park. Lake Louise is consistently voted a locals' favourite and one of the most scenic mountain destinations on the planet.  

Why Ski Lake Louise

• Terrain for all ability levels across four mountain faces
• Located in the heart of Banff National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site
• World class terrain park
• Panoramic views of breathtaking mountains, glaciers and frozen lakes
• Non ski activities for the whole family to enjoy (tubing, sightseeing, snowshoeing)

 

Resort Stats

• 25% Beginner Terrain
• 45% Intermediate Terrain
• 30% Advanced Terrain
• 10 Number of Lifts
• 145 Skiable Runs
• Top Elevation 2637m
• Vertical Drop 991m
• Longest Run 8km
• Nearest Airport & Distance Calgary International Airport - 200km

Where is Lake Louise

Lake Louise is in Alberta, Canada and lies within the Banff National Park. Renowned for the iconic lake and Chateau, the ski resort is approximately a 5 minute drive from the village. SkiBig3 Lift tickets are valid at Lake Louise, Sunshine Village and Mt Norquay.