Canada
10 resorts
Canada runs two utterly different ski countries on one passport. The West is big-mountain skiing in its purest form: Whistler Blackcomb on the Pacific Coast, the Banff Park trio of Sunshine + Lake Louise + Marmot, the steep alpine of Kicking Horse and Revelstoke, the snowy interior of Big White and Sun Peaks. The East runs colder, smaller, and tougher: Tremblant's pedestrian village and Mont-Sainte-Anne's St-Lawrence views in the Laurentides. Long seasons either side, often into May.

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2,284 m
Whistler Blackcomb
Coast Mountains
Altitude
675 - 2,284 m
Pistes
460 km
Snow score
94/100
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2,730 m
Banff Sunshine
Canadian Rockies
Altitude
1,660 - 2,730 m
Pistes
145 km
Snow score
93/100
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2,637 m
Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
Altitude
1,646 - 2,637 m
Pistes
175 km
Snow score
92/100
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2,225 m
Revelstoke
BC Interior
Altitude
512 - 2,225 m
Pistes
260 km
Snow score
95/100
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875 m
Tremblant
Laurentides
Altitude
265 - 875 m
Pistes
105 km
Snow score
84/100
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2,319 m
Big White
BC Interior
Altitude
1,508 - 2,319 m
Pistes
185 km
Snow score
91/100
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2,152 m
Sun Peaks
BC Interior
Altitude
1,255 - 2,152 m
Pistes
215 km
Snow score
89/100
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2,450 m
Kicking Horse
BC Interior
Altitude
1,190 - 2,450 m
Pistes
120 km
Snow score
92/100
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Canada
800 m
Mont-Sainte-Anne
Laurentides
Altitude
175 - 800 m
Pistes
75 km
Snow score
85/100
East Coastauthentic
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2,612 m
Marmot Basin
Canadian Rockies
Altitude
1,698 - 2,612 m
Pistes
140 km
Snow score
90/100
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