Lake Louise Ski Resort — Point Of Interest in Lake Louise

Reviews of Lake Louise Ski Resort

• Mason

  Added 2016.06.06

  On the other hand, if you're beyond the total basics, this place is great as virtually the entire mountain is accessible via green runs - meaning you'll get to enjoy the fantastic views and setting as much as the experts, even if you're just a casual skier.
• Santiago

  Added 2016.04.15

  Sunshine is a better mountain for people who like to cruise on greens and blues. My wife and daughter definitely preferred it over Lake Louise. The greens and blues at Lake Louise seemed like they should be rated one step higher in difficulty. The greens are tight and skied over, so they can get icy pretty fast.
• Everett

  Added 2016.03.19

  Oh, and this just might be the friendliest resort I've been to recently too. If you have an issue or a spill on the slopes, someone will offer you help. Often the patrol, but not infrequently just another random person on the slopes.
• Matthew

  Added 2015.11.12

  Tip 2: Eat at Temple Lodge in the back side of the mountain. We stopped at 11:30 and didn't have any trouble getting a seat. It didn't seem crazy crowded when we left an hour later.
• Angel

  Added 2014.07.16

  Skied here after about a foot of fresh snow, and the conditions were great, all over the mountain. I cruise the greens and blues, and other reviews are right - some of these greens are on the upper end of the range. Some of the blues are barely any more challenging. This wouldn't be my first time on skis go-to.
• Evan

  Added 2014.05.22

  Better than Whistler! We went on a beautiful Sunday in January. Good snow coverage in general, but the back bowls had a lot of rocks to navigate around. It would be amazing after a 1+ foot fresh snowfall.
• Ryan

  Added 2014.03.17

  Tip: Pay $20 and park right in front of the lodge. I have a family that does not like to schlep skis or right shuttle buses in ski gear. This was worth every penny.
• Vivian

  Added 2013.09.01

  Amazing ski resort, a great selection of runs and the employees are super friendly and helpful. Bunny hill is quite large and not too steep which was amazing for my friends who had never skied before. Also a great selection of high level double black runs. Would recommend this resort for any level of skier/snowboarder.
• Kaylee

  Added 2013.05.11

  Very expensive did half day at $90 ticket vs $110 for full day. Was very busy reasonable lines only one main lift up. Definitely lacks snowfall, snow was hard, sheet ice. Lots of gravel and small rocks exposed in certain areas. Terrain looks like it would be good with fresh snow but seems to lack snow and relies on snow making. A bit disappointed as travelled a long way to only get similar snow conditions to back home in Australia. Stayed in town 5 nights and didn't bother hitting the mountain again. Did a few days at sunshine and snow is much better just a little too flat. Lake Louise lacks grooming as well was clearly obvious that most runs don't get groomed daily. In Australia all runs are groomed daily greens, blues and blacks. If looking to plan a trip my advice do resorts in BC. They get more snow, Banff was nice to visit and enjoyed the scenery but lacks enough decent snow resorts to justify a length of stay. Hope you find this useful.
• Emily

  Added 2013.04.28

  The back bowls are fantastic and the larch chair is a hidden treasure. Only giving this 3 stars because of the front side. Unless there is snow it gets ICY. As a beginner skier there are better hills for you. HOWEVER EXPERT SKIERS THIS IS HEAVEN. Get there early to experience the fresh powder in the back bowls among other hidden gems at this resort. The lodge is beautiful and majestic and it's a great place to go. I prefer sunshine though