Panorama Resort
Canada
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About Panorama Resort
Situated on the edge of the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia's Kootenay Rockies Region, Invermere, BC, also known as Invermere on the Lake, and Panorama Mountain Resort offer visitors a diverse range of activities year-round. Invermere serves as the bustling commercial hub for the Columbia Valley, conveniently surrounded by natural attractions such as Radium Hot Springs, Fairmont Hot Springs, and Columbia Lake. The area is easily accessible from Calgary through Banff National Park and Kootenay National Park, or from the South via the Canadian Rockies International Airport in nearby Cranbrook.
During the summer months, Panorama Mountain Resort transforms into an outdoor playground, offering activities such as mountain biking, golfing, hiking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and sightseeing. The resort's gondola provides access to mountain bike trails of varying difficulty levels, including high-skill downhill routes and trick trails. Additionally, visitors can explore scenic hiking trails like Cox Creek, Hopeful Creek, and Taynton Creek Trails, providing stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.
In the winter, Panorama Mountain Resort becomes a haven for winter sports enthusiasts with over 2,847 acres of accessible terrain, including alpine bowls, groomed slopes, and terrain parks. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy 120 named trails serviced by ten lifts, with options ranging from wide-open fall-line cruisers to steep and deep runs in the Taynton Bowl. The resort also offers activities such as nordic skiing, snowshoeing, heli-skiing, snowmobiling, and dog-sledding, catering to all ages and skill levels.
Getting around Panorama Mountain Resort is convenient, with ski-in/ski-out accommodations and a variety of services available in Panorama Village at the base of the mountain. Accommodation options at Panorama Mountain Resort range from cozy condos and townhomes to spacious chalets, providing guests with comfortable and convenient lodging. The resort features a full-service mountain community with accommodations, restaurants, coffee shops, retail stores, pubs, delis, rental shops, and lesson facilities. Additionally, the Greywolf Nordic Centre offers access to cross-country skiing trails and other winter activities.
Whether visitors are seeking a family-friendly ski vacation or a relaxing mountain getaway, Panorama Mountain Resort offers the perfect destination for outdoor adventure and exploration year-round.
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Getting to Panorama Resort
If traveling by air, Calgary International Airport (YYC) is the most convenient option, offering airport transfers during the winter season. Alternatively, Canadian Rockies International Airport (YXC) is closer, while Spokane International Airport (GEG) and Glacier Park International Airport (FCA) are also viable choices.
Located 308 km west of Calgary, Panorama is easily accessible by road, providing breathtaking views along the way. Starting from Calgary, Alberta, head west on Highway 1 through Banff and Kootenay National Parks. Then, turn south onto Highway 93, continuing through Radium until you reach Invermere, BC. From there, follow the gentle 20-minute drive into the Purcell Mountains towards Panorama Mountain Resort.