Photo Credit: Chris Moseley
Photo Credit: Chris Moseley
Photo Credit: Chris Moseley
Lake Louise Resort
Total Area:
17 km2
Vertical Rise:
991 m
Base Elevation:
1646 m
Apline Elevation:
2637 m
Downhill Trails:
139
Ski Lifts:
10
Facilities:
Lake Louise Resort has 139 runs serviced by 10 lifts. Backcountry terrain is accessible.
Terrain Park:
Louise terrain park contains XL and large and medium and small features.
Other Activities:
Visitors can partake in other activities like tubing/sliding and snowshoeing and snow mobiling and cross country and ice skating and apres-ski at Louise.
The front side of the mountain is where the majority of the crowds stick, it is wide open up top and for the most part groomers with the majority of the trees being to tight to ski through. The back side is where things get serious with quite a few rocky chutes off the top opening up into some lengthy bowls, wide open powder fields and even some good tree skiing towards the southern end of the ridge line. Larch area is the third part of the mountain, it is on a different mountain than the other two areas, and has some good tree skiing and mellow runs if you are looking for that sort of thing. If you are here in the early season or the base isn't that deep be very careful about rocks on the top and on the backside as they are everywhere, if you see an exposed rock chances are there are probably some hidden around it as well.
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