A small vibrant town within Banff National Park. Historic charm, fine and casual dining, culture, and easy access to the Ski Big 3 resorts: Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise, and Mount Norquay

Three mountains, 3,300 skiable acres, and Canada's longest non-glacial ski season. The resort lays claim to Canada’s best snow.

Nestled in the Canadian Rockies about 45 minutes from Banff, the resort has 164 runs of diverse terrain for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

A small but mighty ski resort with 190 acres of diverse terrain, an atmosphere great for beginners and families, and the only night skiing experience in Banff National Park.

Towering peaks, powdery slopes, snow ghosts, and a charming village atmosphere. 1,600 acres of skiable terrain and 119 runs await all at this family-favourite destination.

British Columbia’s hidden gem boasts legendary powder, uncrowded slopes, over 2,500 skiable acres, and an annual snowfall of up to 37 feet.

1,800 acres of skiable terrain in the Purcell Mountains of British Columbia. 80 well-maintained runs, and a rail park to test your skills.

Over 2,847 acres of terrain ranging from wide-open fall-line cruisers to steep and deep runs. Alpine bowls, groomed slopes, and terrain parks abound.

Expansive terrain and numerous peaks offer 360-degree descents that spread out the crowds and cater to mixed-skill groups.

Home to the most vertical in North America at 1,713 meters. It is located amidst the Monashee and Selkirk Mountain Ranges in southeastern British Columbia.

Progressive terrain offers easy slopes on the front side and challenging terrain with thrilling descents through trees and powder on the back side.

4,270 skiable acres spread across three peaks. Terrain funnels into a quaint European-style ski-through village with après and activities for all.

Canada’s premier ski destination and the largest resort in North America boasting 8,171 acres spread across Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.

Powder-filled canyons, well-groomed corduroy cruisers, and legendary tree skiing in 4,800 acres of skiable terrain that straddles the states of California and Nevada.

A bucket list destination for seasoned skiers looking to master expert terrain. 2,300 skiable acres and over half of the 65 trails are black diamond or above.

California’s highest-elevation ski resort offers 125 trails and over 3,500 skiable acres. Their “Second Season” sees guests enjoying spring skiing well into May or beyond.

A premier family destination with 3,170 skiable acres and 10 terrain parks nestled among quiet valleys and trees on the now-extinct volcano Mount Pluto.

6,000 acres of varied terrain, two base areas, and sweeping views of Lake Tahoe. Know for an annual snowfall of 400 inches (or more) and hike-to bowls the experts will flock to.

A world-renowned ski town with prestigious skiing and mountain luxury. One pass grants access to four mountains: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Snowmass, and Buttermilk.

Renowned for meticulously groomed slopes, abundant fine and casual dining, luxurious amenities, and free chocolate chip cookies served daily at 3pm.

One mountain, five distinct peaks, and over 180 trails with breathtaking views along the Rocky Mountain Ten Mile Range.

A Colorado hidden gem with family-friendly amenities, 2,500 acres of diverse naturally divided terrain, and a world-class terrain park.

Plenty to challenge skiers and riders of all levels, it’s known for great lift-served inbounds extreme terrain for skiing and mountain biking.

A small southwestern town with historic charm close to Purgatory Ski Resort and other skiable areas.

3,000 skiable acres across three peaks and five bowls. Home to the World’s Largest Mountaintop Snow Fort.

Expansive terrain and family-friendly activities abound in this cozy resort town. One pass grants access to four mountains: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Snowmass, and Buttermilk.

Dubbed ‘Ski Town USA’ and famed for its champagne powder and epic tree skiing.

A breathtaking destination in the San Juan Mountains worthy of outdoor adventures in any season.

A world-renowned luxury resort famed for its 7 legendary back bowls and charming European-style village.

Over 3,000 acres of diverse skiable terrain across two mountains. The village emanates a family-friendly local ski-hill vibe.

A ski-only resort famous for its mountain luxury, first-class guest services, and impeccable grooming.

7,300 acres of skiable terrain make Park City the largest ski resort in the US. With over 330 trails and 7 terrain parks every day on-mountain will be different.

A modestly sized ski destination with just over 1,200 acres of skiable terrain, plenty of fresh powder, and exciting off-piste terrain.