In a nutshell
Lake Louise is one of the favourite places in Canada for European skiers. With 4200 skiable acres, Lake Louise is one of the largest single ski areas in North America. Set in the heart of Banff National Park the backdrop is glorious, with breathtaking views that are hard to beat.
With magnificent natural snow backed up by Canadas largest snowmaking system the Lakes huge wide open bowls, lay claim to some of the driest lightest snow in North America. Lake Louise has perfectly groomed beginners runs to double black diamonds, short lift lines, hi-tech lift system, plus the added and unique feature of green, blue and black runs down from every chair allowing beginners as well as the more experienced skier/boarder to enjoy this fantastic mountain. Lake Louise is also host to the FIS World Cup every winter
Enjoy unspoiled scenery, great value for money and guaranteed friendly local hospitality.
Be sure to plan a visit to the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, for lunch or dinner. The experience itself is worth the drive up the hill!
Après-ski
Despite its large ski area, Lake Louise itself is a relatively quiet place. It is the perfect retreat for nature-lovers seeking to break away from routine and unwind. Nonetheless, the lower village has an array of bars, a nightclub and a range of fine dining and reasonably priced restaurants for you to choose from, as well as those ever important shops.
Getting around
Good bus service between Lake Louise, Banff and Sunshine Village - pick-up and drop-off from a central point. Plus an evening trolley service from most properties (extra charge).
Getting there
Flights: Heathrow to Calgary 9 hours 10 min.
Driving Time: Lake Louise is a 2-hour drive from Calgary.
Car Hire: Included in the flydrive price.
Transfers: Can be arranged for £74 per adult return and £43 per child return.
Star attractions
- Amazing Scenery
- Plenty of Shops
- Relatively Quiet Slopes
- Hot Springs
Handy stuff
For all your Ski Extras please refer to the Excursions Page