Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tours & Trips in Canada
Have you thought about hiking through Johnston Canyon past towering icicles and frozen waterfalls, riding a gondola to Sunshine Meadows for a snowshoe trek through pristine powder, then taking in sweeping views of glaciers snow-capped peaks and icy lakes along the Icefields Parkway? Connect with Métis culture during an immersive lodge stay near Smoky Lake, spot wildlife on a morning excursion across the lands of Métis Crossing. Winter in the Rockies is unreal.
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10 best Ski, Snowboard & Snow Canada tour packages
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- Canadian Rockies: Northern Lights Winter Explorer
- Canadian Rockies Winter Adventure
- Ski The Canadian Rockies: Banff National Park
- Yukon & Northern Lights - 4 days
- 4-Day Winter Fairmont Experience Vacation Package
- 4-Day Canadian Rockies Winter Package: Banff, Lake Louise & Ice Bubbles
- Ski Canada
- British Columbia Ski Tour 11 Days
- Mountain Collector | Canadian Ski Resort Road Trip
- 4-Day Deluxe Canadian Rockies Winter Package: 2 Nights Fairmont Hotels
Guided snowshoeing at Sunshine Meadows within Banff National Park and crampon hiking through Johnston Canyon's frozen boardwalk take you past towering icicles to Upper Falls. Optional activities include skiing at Marmot Basin in Jasper, trying ice climbing, and tubing or skating in Banff, with free time to check out Peyto Lake's winter landscape and walk the 3km Mary Schaeffer loop around frozen Maligne Lake.
Duration 9 days Destinations Calgary, Banff, Johnston Canyon, Sulphur Mountain, Banff National Park, Lake Louise, Icefields Parkway, Jasper, Edmonton, Smoky Lake Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From
- US$3,099
Take the gondola up from Sunshine Village ski resort to Sunshine Meadows on the Continental Divide, where you'll snowshoe through alpine terrain with a local guide. Later, head to Johnston Canyon and walk the boardwalks with crampons to see the frozen Lower and Upper Falls covered in towering icicles.
Duration 7 days Destinations Calgary, Banff, Johnston Canyon, Sulphur Mountain, Banff National Park, Lake Louise, Icefields Parkway, Jasper, Edmonton Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From
- US$2,299
Pristine terrain stretches across 8,000 acres of legendary champagne powder at Lake Louise, Sunshine Village, and Mount Norquay. Five-day lift passes grant access to two gondolas and 26 chairlifts. The Moose Hotel & Suites provides convenient access to Banff Hot Springs.
Duration 8 days Destinations Calgary, Banff Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Landsby From
- US$1,166
Guided snowmobile tours through Yukon wilderness at Marsh Lake lead to an authentic ice fishing demonstration while having lunch by the fire. Your deluxe lakeside lodge includes complimentary snowshoes and fat bikes, plus an outdoor hot tub for unwinding after days in the Arctic. Hunt for the Northern Lights each night from this remote location, far from any light pollution.
Duration 4 days Destinations Vancouver, Whitehorse, Yukon Age Range Ages 6+ Operator On The Go Tours From
- US$3,355
Winter magic comes alive with ice skating on Lake Louise, rejuvenating visits to Banff's Upper Hot Springs, and nights at historic Fairmont properties. Equipment rentals support various snow activities.
No departure dates availableDuration 4 days Destinations Calgary, Banff National Park, Lake Louise Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Tourland 4-Day Canadian Rockies Winter Package: Banff, Lake Louise & Ice Bubbles
“Sights of Banff simply stunning!”
Kellie, traveled in March
Lake Louise Ski Resort beckons with 100+ diverse runs, while tubing thrills await from mid-December alongside included snowshoeing adventures. The Lake Louise Sightseeing Gondola offers panoramic mountain views, complemented by comfortable stays at Banff Aspen Lodge.
Duration 4 days Destinations Calgary, Banff National Park, Banff, Sulphur Mountain, Lake Louise, Yoho National Park Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Chinese Operator Tourland From
- US$1,044
Ski Canada
“So much epicness packed into 9 days. And there was plenty of time for snowboarding. 110% recommended.”
Benjamin, traveled in March
Three distinct ski areas in Banff National Park - Mt Norquay, Lake Louise, and Sunshine Village - offer varied terrain for all abilities. Full-day lessons available (approx. $280), plus equipment rental from approx. $40. Whistler's legendary terrain park and après-ski scene enhance powder runs.
Duration 9 days Destinations Vancouver, Whistler, Banff, Mount Norquay, Lake Louise, Johnston Canyon, Sulphur Mountain, Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary, Calgary Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Contiki From
- US$2,632+$244 upfront costs
What our customers ask about Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tours & Trips in Canada
What unique winter activities can I experience besides skiing in Canada?
Beyond the slopes Canada's winter landscape opens up countless adventures. Visitors can zoom through snowy trails on snowmobiles in Whistler or guide a team of huskies while dog sledding in Banff National Park. The iconic Lake Louise transforms into a natural ice rink while Jasper National Park's trails welcome snowshoers. Natural attractions like the Halcyon Hot Springs near Revelstoke provide warmth in the cold. A TourRadar traveler shares: "The hot springs experiences were incredible - soaking in 104-degree water beneath swirling night skies after a day of skiing was unforgettable."
When is the best time to go skiing in Canada?
Peak skiing conditions in Canada arrive between December and March with January and February delivering the most reliable snowfall. Revelstoke Mountain Resort maintains North America's largest vertical drop with consistent powder conditions through March. Whistler Blackcomb sees excellent skiing from mid-December into April. According to a TourRadar traveler: "We had absolutely epic conditions with Fresh Adventures in Feb/Mar 2023. All the resorts were wonderful and we had great snow throughout the Powder Highway."
What's the typical cost of a ski tour in Canada?
Daily rates for Canadian ski tours range from USD 250-450 including lodging and transport. An 11-day tour through British Columbia starts at USD 4928 while an 8-day package in Banff National Park begins at USD 1755. Lift tickets add roughly USD 630 for 8 days plus equipment rental fees. One TourRadar traveler notes: "While not cheap the value was excellent considering the quality of resorts and accommodations included."
Are Canadian ski resorts crowded during peak season?
Though Whistler draws crowds in peak season many Canadian resorts offer quieter slopes. The Powder Highway resorts including Revelstoke Kicking Horse Whitewater and Red Mountain are known for shorter wait times. As shared by a TourRadar traveler: "These amazing four mountains are some of the least crowded in British Columbia with the most vibrant ski culture and beautiful surroundings."
How many days should I plan for a Canadian ski trip?
An 8-11 day trip allows proper exploration of Canada's diverse ski terrain. This timeframe enables visits to multiple resorts while adjusting to different mountain conditions. The British Columbia Ski Tour takes 11 days covering Revelstoke Kicking Horse Whitewater and Red Mountain. A TourRadar traveler confirms: "The 11-day tour gave us perfect time to explore each resort properly and really get to know the terrain without feeling rushed."
What are the must-visit ski resorts in Canada for different skill levels?
Canadian resorts accommodate all skiing abilities. Whistler Blackcomb features extensive learning zones for beginners while Revelstoke challenges experts with its 5620-foot vertical drop. Lake Louise provides over 100 runs across skill levels and Kicking Horse specializes in steep terrain. The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise pairs luxury rooms with easy slope access. One TourRadar traveler notes: "Whether you're a beginner bound for the bunny hill or a blackcomb bandit who owns the terrain park Whistler's diverse grounds have you covered."