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Ski Canada

Ski Canada

Millions of people each year come to ski in Canada. Canada's ski resorts are picturesque, not to mention state-of-the-art, well maintained, and easy to get to. Many of the more popular resorts, such as Whistler, Banff and Mont-Tremblant, offer not just outstanding skiing but even more reasons to visit, like spas, fine restaurants, hotels and shopping.

Here are some resorts we think you shouldn't miss this ski season.

Whistler/Blackcomb,British Columbia

One of the world's top ski resorts and host of the 2011 Winter Olympics, Whistler/Blackcomb offer 8,100 acres of terrain for skiers of all levels, 200 marked trails, terrain parks and half pipes, restaurants, top-quality Accommodations and a 4.4kms gondola between the two mountains.

Mont-Tremblant, Quebec

Mont-Tremblant offers renowned ski slopes and snowparks, charming pedestrian village, snowmobiling, dogsledding, cross-country skiing, tubing, skating, snowshoeing and spas. The area also has its own airport or is only one-hour drive from Montreal.

Sun Peaks, Kelowna, British Columbia

Sun Peaks ski resort is located in the interior of British Columbia and is home to three mountains with 122 trails, light dry snow, champagne powder and over 2,000 hours of sunshine a year. The resort offers diversity across its three mountains; gladed areas, bumps, steeps, terrain parks, long cruisers and alpine bowls.

Banff, Alberta

Banff offers one of Canada's largest ski areas with most varied terrain between three resorts; Mt Norquay, The Lake Louise Ski Area and Sunshine Village. The three resorts have almost 8,000 acres of skiable terrain with endless pristine powder and you only need one tri-area lift tickets to access it all.

Fernie, British Columbia

The Fernie Alpine Resort is located three miles from the charming historic town of Fernie in southeastern British Columbia. Reporting some of the highest snowfalls of any resort in the Canadian Rockies, Fernie is known for its powder skiing. The resort offers 112 different trails, five alpine bowls and extensive backcountry.

Mont Sainte-Anne, Quebec

Overlooking the St Lawrence River and surrounded by the Laurentians Mountains, Mont Sainte-Anne offers breathtaking scenery at every turn. Only 30 minutes from Quebec City, the resort offers over 60 trails which cover 450 acres of ski terrain for all levels and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list.

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