Lake Louise Rocky Mountains of Alberta

With some of the best skiing and snowboarding conditions in North America, Lake Louise is a well-liked location for both sports. With 145 slopes spread across more than 4,200 acres of skiable terrain, the Lake Louise Ski Resort is one of the biggest ski areas in Canada.

At Lake Louise, the ski season typically lasts from November to May, with the best skiing from December to April. From easy beginner slopes to difficult black diamond routes, the resort offers a variety of runs for skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels.

The breathtaking environment, with views of the blue lake and neighbouring mountains from many of the routes, is one of the pleasures of skiing in Lake Louise. For skiers who are more daring, the resort also provides guided trips and off-piste skiing chances.
The resort provides group instruction, private lessons, and programs specifically designed for kids and teenagers for those who are new to skiing or snowboarding. Additionally, the resort provides equipment rentals and a variety of dining options, including both casual cafes and fine dining establishments.

In addition to skiing, Lake Louise provides a variety of winter sports, such as ice skating, snowshoeing, and horse-drawn sleigh rides. For sweeping views of the region, visitors can also take a beautiful gondola trip to the mountain's summit.
With more than 100 km of routes for cyclists of all skill levels, the ski resort becomes a mountain bike park in the summer. A picturesque drive along the neighbouring Icefields Parkway, which gives breathtaking views of glaciers and mountain peaks, is another option for visitors, as are guided hiking excursions, canoeing or kayaking on the lake, and guided hiking tours.

Whether you're looking for outdoor adventure or just want to unwind and take in the breathtaking natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies, Lake Louise is a year-round destination that has something to offer everyone.