The Lake Louise Ski Resort
The Lake Louise Ski Resort
The Lake Louise Ski Resort
4.5
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Spectacular scenery awaits at Lake Louise with uniquely beautiful terrain that is both vast and varied. Located in the heart of majestic, historic Banff National Park, Lake Louise is truly legendary and offers the world's finest terrain. With 4200 skiable acres, Lake Louise is one of the largest ski areas in North America.
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- CeliaAustralia160 contributionsSki Friends Free ToursI could not recommend jumping on a FREE ski/board tour with Ski Friends, they are a group of volunteers who will show you around the mountain for 2 hours at 10am and 1:15pm from the Whiskey Lodge. Our tour was based on our abilities and our guide Michael thoughtfully crafted a route that took us all around the resort. I did two in one day because I was travelling solo and it was such a great way to see the hill from a local’s eyes.Visited December 2023Travelled soloWritten 15 December 2023
- GuyCPeterborough, United Kingdom6 contributionsExcellent tour, breathtaking views, brilliant guideWe had an excellent Christmas Day morning ‘Scenic snowshoe tour’. Mitch, our guide, was a really good guide giving us plenty of information about the history, local nature and trees ( Tree time with Mitch was a highlight!) Mitch also showed us the spectacular view points which allowed us to take some breathtaking pictures. I totally recommend doing this tour, it wasn’t too physically arduous and the guides give plenty of rest time. Thanks Mitch!Thank you so much for the awesome feedback. We'll pass along your kind words to Mitch and the team!Written 14 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2023Travelled with familyWritten 26 December 2023
- Loïs G1 contributionSnowshoe tour above Lake LouiseWhat can we say about this day ? We had an amazing snowshoeing tour in the moutain facing incredible landscapes. We will keep in memory the kindness of Mitch who was an incredible guide showing us every features of those mountains. This experience was amazing and you could feel how passionate Mitchell is. You can talk about everything when you want. I can only recommend this activity !Thank you so much for the awesome feedback. We'll pass along your kind words to Mitchell and the team!Written 14 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2023Travelled with familyWritten 26 December 2023
- Tee549Ontario, Canada4 contributionsLake Louise Ski Resort - Ski Friends TourI always take Lake Louise Ski Resort - Ski Friends Tour and have always been happy with it. I had mutiple tours with David, Dave and Kevin this trip and was happy again to ski with someone knowledgeable and passionate about the mountains. Thanks Ski Friends. To take the tour, meet them 15 minutes before 10am or 1:15pm before the lodge near Glacia Express Lift side.So stoked to hear you had fun with our Ski Friends!Written 14 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2023Travelled with familyWritten 1 January 2024
- ivette d19 contributionsFun! And relaxed to ski with guides who know the slopes!It was fun to do the free guided tour with the Ski Hosts Randy and Freddy. We liked it so much that we came back another day and did other tours with Larry, Lary, Dave and Bill! They guide you through all the different slopes in the area based on your skiing skills.The Ski Friends are amazing!!! We'll pass along your kind words.Written 14 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2024Travelled with familyWritten 7 January 2024
- Leigh JFullerton, California629 contributionsA challenging moutain with spectacular views.My trip to this moutain was during a week where the temperatures were -20 F. So the "snow" was essentially hard packed ice. There were some groomed runs. That being said this is a great resort with spectacular views of the Canadian Rockies and Lake Louise itself. The staff were friendly and the main lodge had the amenities you would expect from a well run ski resort. (The lodge itself was impressive in its design. (rustic wood work.) (Interestingly, the wood used for construction of the lodge and on moutain restaurant was from trees felled while building the chair lift routes).Yikes, sorry to hear you caught the cold snap! Thank you for your positive feedback regarding our staff and our lodges. Hope to see you back again, conditions are great out there!Written 24 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2023Travelled with friendsWritten 22 January 2024
- Elaine D1 contributionSkiing lessons at Lake LouiseI had Dan C as a ski instructor. He was amazing. I went from nursery slopes to a black diamond in three sessions. Dan made the lessons fun and relaxing. He was kind and patient and instructed in a way that was clear, achievable and such a positive experience. I went from being highly anxious to having an amazing time. Thanks Dan🤗Woo!!! That is AWESOME to hear. We'll be sure to let Dan know as well. Hope to see you back here soon to keep progressing on the slopes :)Written 25 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2024Travelled with familyWritten 24 January 2024
- TravelWorldThomasRaleigh, North Carolina30 contributionsLake Louise and Ski FriendsHad an awesome time skiing at Lake Louise. In my eyes the prettiest resort in North America. No lift lines and lots of terrain. I had the chance to ski with the guided tour from ski friends with Ian E. and had an amazing tour. Ian showed me the whole mountain, was very knowledgeable about the history of the resort and trails and was fun to be around. We did blues and some blacks at a great pace for an advanced skier.Thanks so much!! We'll pass along your kind words to Ian and the Ski Friends.Written 3 February 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited January 2024Travelled soloWritten 3 February 2024
- CherylPerth, Canada32 contributionsMountain tourI spent the week in Banff and skied at Lake Louise. I participated in the mountain tours offered for free by the Lake Louise Mountain Friends. This is an amazing service where they have free tours twice a day to help you familiarize yourself with the mountain at every ski level. I highly recommend taking this tour.Thank you for your positive feedback!Written 14 February 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2024Travelled with friendsWritten 8 February 2024
- andy g1 contributionSki Friends at Lake LouiseLoved 😍 the Ski Friends tour of Lake Louise Ski Resort with Linda & Steve! Saw WAY more of the mountain than I would have on my own. Linda & Steve made me feel very welcome as the only snow boarder in a group with 9 other skiers. Terrific fun, loved Lake Louise. I'm a Ski Friends fan for good now.There really is no better way to get to know the mountain than being guided by our fabulous Ski Friends! We'll be sure to let Linda and Steve know you're a fan!Written 14 February 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited February 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 8 February 2024
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5 contributions
Mar 2020 • Couples
Having recently moved to Banff, my partner and I were looking to try something new on our days off. I love snowshoeing and thought a guided tour would be a great way to introduce him to it so I booked us a half-day Yoho snowshoe tour.
Our original tour was the Lake O’Hara Fire Road but our guide Matt P. made the suggestion of going off the Fire Road and trekking to Ross Lake instead. His expert suggestion really payed off because the snow conditions were perfect and the view was amazing. It was so peaceful out on the trail and relaxing. Also, the hot chocolate break is the best!
Matt was a great guide and super personable. Learning about the area, the flora and fauna and the science of the snow was really interesting. He also shared additional hikes and snowshoes we could try on our own time, which was really useful!
10/10 experience. We would definitely do a guided snowshoe again with Lake Louise and their guides.
Our original tour was the Lake O’Hara Fire Road but our guide Matt P. made the suggestion of going off the Fire Road and trekking to Ross Lake instead. His expert suggestion really payed off because the snow conditions were perfect and the view was amazing. It was so peaceful out on the trail and relaxing. Also, the hot chocolate break is the best!
Matt was a great guide and super personable. Learning about the area, the flora and fauna and the science of the snow was really interesting. He also shared additional hikes and snowshoes we could try on our own time, which was really useful!
10/10 experience. We would definitely do a guided snowshoe again with Lake Louise and their guides.
Written 14 March 2020
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mona w
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Dec 2022 • Family
We were staying at The Lake Louise Inn over Christmas and wanted to book my son in for some beginner snowboarding lessons. Staff in the booking area were really helpful and booked us in for the, very reasonably priced, first tracks session with ease. Upon arrival for the lesson, the parking attendants were really helpful and friendly, the hire facility staff the same and Brandon, the instructor was amazing. Friendly, calm, skilled and unruffled. My son picked up the boarding really quickly, in no small part down to the excellent tuition. We booked another session with Brandon for my son to snowboard 4 days later and booked for us all to go snow tubing and on the gondola to see the views. Yet another great lesson from Brandon. Then to snow tubing. Wow! Such great fun and amazing value for money. It even included a hot chocolate before we launched down the hill. The trip up in the gondola is definitely worth the money with breathtaking views from the top.
We grabbed lunch in the main lodge. Great prices for great food which considering they have a "captive audience" was a pleasant surprise. Best of all, EVERY member of staff we met, from bus drivers to cafe staff, parking attendants to instructors staff on the snow tubes to those checking the passes were friendly, helpful and well informed. Cannot recommend enough.
We grabbed lunch in the main lodge. Great prices for great food which considering they have a "captive audience" was a pleasant surprise. Best of all, EVERY member of staff we met, from bus drivers to cafe staff, parking attendants to instructors staff on the snow tubes to those checking the passes were friendly, helpful and well informed. Cannot recommend enough.
Written 1 January 2023
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Adam
Elko, Canada90 contributions
Jan 2022
Visited Lake Louise for 1 day in January 2022.
Where do I begin. Let's start with the ticketing. They advertise everywhere on their website in big letters "Save up to $20 by pre-purchasing your tickets online at least one day before you arrive." Well, that's what I did, but no matter how many times I tried, it wouldn't let me buy for less than the window price, which is relatively speaking average for a single day ($135 taxes in) I still would have liked to have saved the 20 bucks! If you're not doing it anymore, take it off your website.
The COVID protocols are easily the worst of any hill I've visited thus far. They don't require proof of vaccination to ride the chairlifts, but they require it to go in the day lodges and to ride the gondola. Fair enough...Marmot works like that too. However, as a previous review mentioned, their system for checking at the Gondola is cumbersome and inefficient, and if you visit the lodge, they stamp your hand, which easily smudges off. They are trying to be everything to the vaccinated and unvaccinated, and are failing at both. Pick a lane.
The lift system is decent, but the chairs on the back side could use an upgrade. Both chairs which take you to the front are fixed-grip and very slow. At least they replaced the Summit Platter...nobody misses that thing. I also had two people get snippy with me for riding on the Top of the World chair (a 6-top!) with them as a single. In 32 years of riding, I have never seen that. Made for a really long, awkward ride!
The snow wasn't great...They use a lot of artificial snow on the front side which gets extremely icy once it's been skied out. Save your visits for powder days, otherwise be very careful!
On a positive note, the staff here are all friendly and seem engaged.
I must be missing something here; I hear a lot of people say this is the best resort in Canada, but it doesn't even hit my top 10.
Where do I begin. Let's start with the ticketing. They advertise everywhere on their website in big letters "Save up to $20 by pre-purchasing your tickets online at least one day before you arrive." Well, that's what I did, but no matter how many times I tried, it wouldn't let me buy for less than the window price, which is relatively speaking average for a single day ($135 taxes in) I still would have liked to have saved the 20 bucks! If you're not doing it anymore, take it off your website.
The COVID protocols are easily the worst of any hill I've visited thus far. They don't require proof of vaccination to ride the chairlifts, but they require it to go in the day lodges and to ride the gondola. Fair enough...Marmot works like that too. However, as a previous review mentioned, their system for checking at the Gondola is cumbersome and inefficient, and if you visit the lodge, they stamp your hand, which easily smudges off. They are trying to be everything to the vaccinated and unvaccinated, and are failing at both. Pick a lane.
The lift system is decent, but the chairs on the back side could use an upgrade. Both chairs which take you to the front are fixed-grip and very slow. At least they replaced the Summit Platter...nobody misses that thing. I also had two people get snippy with me for riding on the Top of the World chair (a 6-top!) with them as a single. In 32 years of riding, I have never seen that. Made for a really long, awkward ride!
The snow wasn't great...They use a lot of artificial snow on the front side which gets extremely icy once it's been skied out. Save your visits for powder days, otherwise be very careful!
On a positive note, the staff here are all friendly and seem engaged.
I must be missing something here; I hear a lot of people say this is the best resort in Canada, but it doesn't even hit my top 10.
Written 26 January 2022
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Daniel H
1 contribution
Jan 2020
I feel tremendously sorry for the tourists that come from around the world to this shabby ski resort. It is a sophisticated scam they operate misleading with info about temperatures and keeping people waiting half the day before closing due to temperatures. Tourists and locals will sit for more than four hours waiting for the lifts to open and then be told they will close for the day. In the meantime, they will purchase terrible food, drinks, lift tickets, season passes etc. I don’t blame the staff, it’s the greedy owners that should answer for this embarrassment!
Written 14 January 2020
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Jaspar & Kary
4 contributions
Mar 2022
Embrace winter by walking across the thick snowpack instead of through it.
We used the Banff Ambassador Program Pass to join the Lake Louise Wildlife Snowshoe Tour for FREE. It was a sunny day with only 2 of us in the group. We were so lucky, our guide Vlad D. was very professional to answer all of questions. Vlad prepared hot chocolate and nut bars for us. It was very thoughtful of him.
It’s an easy hike and we enjoyed the activity so much.
We used the Banff Ambassador Program Pass to join the Lake Louise Wildlife Snowshoe Tour for FREE. It was a sunny day with only 2 of us in the group. We were so lucky, our guide Vlad D. was very professional to answer all of questions. Vlad prepared hot chocolate and nut bars for us. It was very thoughtful of him.
It’s an easy hike and we enjoyed the activity so much.
Written 11 March 2022
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SuzanneH26
Peterborough & the Kawarthas, Canada12 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Lake Louise Ski Resort is perfect for beginner to expert skiers. As you can expect, there are many challenging, exciting and varied blue and black runs. Not to worry though as there are plenty of green runs - long, winding and varied. The staff are polite and friendly, from the equipment rental employees to the lift assistants. If you’re skiing alone or new to Lake Louise, I suggest you sign up for ‘Friends of Lake Louise’. This is a free program that has volunteers tour you around the resort at your ski level. My favourite place to ski, by far!!!
Written 13 January 2020
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Holidays814
Isle of Man, UK64 contributions
Mar 2024 • Couples
We had a great time skiing at Lake Louise ski resort. We purchased the Lake Louise plus card. This seemed to be the best value since you got to ski for free on days 4 and 7 and received 20% discount on full priced lift tickets on the other days plus other discounts. There was a free shuttle to and from the ski resort from Banff (around 45 minutes) and Lake Louise village (around 10 minutes). The shuttle service was excellent with convenient bus stops in Banff. We had an adult “first tracks” ski lesson at 8:30am one morning, which was good value and a great help in finding my ski legs again! The only slight negatives were the base area dining options - the lodge was very dated, food was not very tempting and it was difficult to find a comfy seat! However, we were there for the skiing, and that was excellent!
Written 30 March 2024
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Thank you so much for your comprehensive review! Glad to hear you found the value in the LLPC, our shuttle services, and our First Tracks Lessons. We'll be sure to pass on your feedback regarding the base area dining to our Food & Beverage teams so that we can continue to improve the guest experience. Thanks again!
Written 3 April 2024
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Lauren
Hamilton, Canada138 contributions
Feb 2020
Our family has skied at Lake Louise many times over the years and we keep coming back. A great mountain in a good location, not too far from Calgary, and beautiful scenery. The mountain doesn't get as much snow as some of the other resorts in BC and Alberta but the conditions were still good. There wasn't too many lines despite it being a holiday week. Definitely a must ski place for anyone visiting Canada for a ski vacation.
Written 29 February 2020
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Thomas P
2 contributions
Nov 2022
I had two ski lessons with Ash Reynolds back in November which were awesome. Ash took the time to cater the session to my needs and gave me great feedback on my skiing and how to continue my development post session. I left feeling confident and the sessions have hugely helped my skiing. Would really recommend ski lessons at Lake Louise, great sessions with great instructors
Written 20 January 2023
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sekaitraveller
Banff, Canada128 contributions
Jun 2021
My young family and I had a great time on the summer gondola yesterday. While we had heard that Lake Louise itself can be congested, we had absolutely no issue collecting tickets for the gondola and riding up. I am glad we went to the ski hill side!
The view is great and there are plenty of photo opportunities and time to enjoy some solitude while viewing Lake Louise without the lakeshore crowds or the new charge for parking. We had lunch at the Whitehorn and the service from Wade B was more remarkable than the view itself. The addition of some great dishes (cauliflower wings and king mushrooms), it was the perfect Father's Day for us. We will be back!
The view is great and there are plenty of photo opportunities and time to enjoy some solitude while viewing Lake Louise without the lakeshore crowds or the new charge for parking. We had lunch at the Whitehorn and the service from Wade B was more remarkable than the view itself. The addition of some great dishes (cauliflower wings and king mushrooms), it was the perfect Father's Day for us. We will be back!
Written 21 June 2021
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Is the resort open May 25th, 2019? Thinking of using this as a place to stay to make short day trip to Lake Louise.
Written 10 May 2019
Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola
Lake Louise, Canada
We will be open on May 25, our summer operations start May 17.
Written 10 May 2019
I have to bring food for a child with allergies and I am wondering if there Is there a public microwave in one of the chalets
Written 18 March 2019
Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola
Lake Louise, Canada
Yes we have public microwaves in our base lodges Whiskey Jack Lodge & Lodge of Ten Peaks as well as in our backside lodge, Temple Lodge
Written 4 April 2019
Can I take my baby in a chariot on the Gondola or is a baby carrier more suitable? Thanks!
Written 23 August 2018
Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola
Lake Louise, Canada
A baby carrier is definitely more suitable. Moving around at the top of the Gondola with a chariot would be limiting!
Written 27 August 2018
Hi, we’re thinking of skiing Banff for 2 weeks next winter. We’re wondering whether to base ourselves in Banff or lake Louise - can anyone tell me long do the bus rides between Banff / Lake Louise / Sunshine take (really struggling to find schedules online)?
Also, when is generally be the best time for quality snow without it being too cold?!
Thx
Written 8 July 2018
Apart from the hotels and a few basic shops there isn’t much outside skiing in lake Louise, banff is a small town with plenty of cafe, restaurants, shops, museum, although we enjoyed our stay at lake Louise inn. We hired a car and the drive was about 40minx between banff and lake Louise. We skied first week Jan and had fresh snow each day and temperatures ranged between -5 and -29, plenty of layers is required and foot warmers or heated insoles, awesome place to ski
Written 10 July 2018
My family and I are interested in riding the gondola when we're in Canmore in two weeks. Is the ride to the resort a steep drive? Also, does the gondola swing much?
Written 17 June 2018
I agree with everyone else. It's an easy drive, pretty close off the highway. The gondola is pretty mellow.
Written 18 June 2018
Hi, we'll be visiting Lake Louise for a couple of days, as part of a touring holiday, in July. It's not abundantly obvious to me - is the only way up to the ski resort via the gondola (which frankly, terrifies me..), or can you travel up to it in a car?
Written 1 June 2018
Hi,
You can drive right up to the ski base area, but if you want views you will need to take the chair lift up. As I remember it, the chair lift is the only one that runs in the summer as the upper mountain is closed to visitors during bear season. At the top of the chair, there is a fabulous restaurant with a deck which gives absolutely stunning views out to Lake Louise an the Bow Valley!
I'd also recommend the walk mentioned above by Nick D, but you may require bear spray. Many of the local trails are limited to group walks of 4 or more people due to the risks posed by bears at this time of year. The signs are clear locally and the park rangers can advise.
Written 12 June 2018
My family (2 adults and 2 children) are going to be in Lake Louise and Kicking Horse in March. We are all very strong skiers and we were wondering if anyone knew of any ski guides that we could hire for a day to show us the back bowls and the more "off the beaten track" parts of these areas? Having only a few days to ski here, we didn't want to lose a day to trying to figure the geography of these huge areas.
Written 29 January 2018
Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola
Lake Louise, Canada
The resort can offer this service through our Snow School. Essentially, you can book an instructor/guide and they'll show you the ropes!
Written 31 January 2018
We are trying to plan which day is discreet here. Is it considerably busier and weekends than during the week??
Written 26 January 2018
Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola
Lake Louise, Canada
Hello! The weekdays are considerably less busy. This being said, even on the weekends, lineups are mostly non-existent unless it's a holiday weekend. The busiest time around the base area is from 9:30-10:30 am.
Written 27 January 2018
I am planning a family vacation at the end of December and my kids would like to ski. Can you recommend any hotels in Lake Louise? What about Banff?? I found Rimrock hotel in Banff, but I am not sure that the location is close to a sky slope. Thanks.
Written 13 October 2017
Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola
Lake Louise, Canada
Banff is 40 minutes East of Lake Louise. The Chateau Lake Louise, Deer Lodge, and Post Hotel are all excellent hotels in the Lake Louise area that are 5-10 minutes from the ski area.
Written 17 October 2017
I am planning a trip mid-April - 10-14th....What do you expect the snow situation to be ?
Written 23 February 2017
Should be good, we are planning another trip for Easter as long as snow is still holding up!
Written 3 April 2017
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