Why go
Compare terrain and travel style before choosing a base. Fernie and Kicking Horse emphasize bowls and steep natural terrain near British Columbia mountain towns; Sun Peaks spreads across three mountains. Blue Mountain serves an Ontario escarpment setting, while Crabbe Mountain offers a smaller New Brunswick hill.
Useful to know
- Choose a resort by terrain and region first; these mountains are too far apart to combine as one ski route.
- Check each resort's current lift, snow and activity status before travelling, as conditions change through the season.
The route, stop by stop
Times are planning estimates. Unknown visit durations start at an editable 30 minutes; access is checked separately.
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Whistler Blackcomb
Two neighbouring Coast Mountain ski areas rise from Whistler Village, with a high mountain link between them and enough terrain to make route choice important.
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Le Massif de Charlevoix
This Québec ski area descends toward the St. Lawrence River, pairing a long escarpment run with an unusually direct view of the water.
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Blue Mountain Resort
Blue Mountain occupies the Niagara Escarpment near Collingwood, combining Ontario ski slopes with a base village and views toward Georgian Bay.
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Crabbe Mountain
Crabbe Mountain is a New Brunswick ski hill near Central Hainesville, with a beginner area, groomed runs and wooded terrain in a compact setting.
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Sun Peaks Resort
Near Kamloops, Sun Peaks spreads its ski terrain across Tod Mountain, Sundance Mountain and Mount Morrisey, making it a good choice for comparing several slopes from one base.
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Fernie Alpine Resort
Fernie's ski terrain climbs the Lizard Range above its British Columbia town, with five alpine bowls and glades that reward skiers who like natural terrain.
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Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
Near Golden, this Purcell Mountain resort is shaped by a long vertical descent, high bowls and steep chutes, with easier routes available between demanding terrain.
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