LAKE LOUISE Ski Resort Mountain Guide SkiBig3 Banff Alberta Canada | Snowboard Traveler

Lake Louise is a world class skiing and snowboarding destination in the Canadian Rockies of Alberta. Part of Banff National Park, it is currently the third largest ski resort in Canada. Much of the terrain is in the back bowls with some of the most challenging riding in Canada. The snowfall varies year to year, and the resort receives 190 inches on average. Come ride with us as we explore the front side, the powdery back bowls, and fun surprises on Larch.
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[@snowboardtraveler]

one minor correction: accidentally labeled Whitehorn Bowl as Paradise Bowl at 2:44

[@DjTibbs32]

Such a sweet resort! Definitely one of my favourites

[@snowboardtraveler]

A favorite of ours as well. Lots of unique terrain to play in.

[@ashleyszpigel1177]

Great video, me and my partner are going to lake Louise and Banff in February 2023 this vid got me even more excited!!! Hoping for good weather

[@snowboardtraveler]

Should be a good time to go. Have a great trip!

[@EPICWILDETAILING]

Was just there last Friday. Would definitely pick LL over Sunshine anyday. 1. Lake Louise 2. Sunshine 3. Mt. Norquay

[@snowboardtraveler]

We liked Sunshine more but that was 5yrs ago. Going again in March so we’ll see if that changes.

[@muddhopkins]

Lake louise is 10/10 the best spot I've ever been boarding

[@snowboardtraveler]

It’s pretty awesome! Can’t wait to go back.

[@jasono.1629]

Great review you two. I really liked it here. It was more crowded than I anticipated but the runs are very long and wide so was still roomy.

[@snowboardtraveler]

yeah it can get crowded on the front side. the new West Bowl terrain looks cool. just takes 3 lifts to get there as of now. future lift construction will fix that.

[@matthewmccann4795]

Love your videos! :)

[@snowboardtraveler]

Thanks so much! Let us know of any resorts you'd like us to cover next.

[@philcamp9663]

Hi from New Zealand, we love yr videos

[@snowboardtraveler]

Thanks! We want to visit New Zealand again, this time in winter and snowboard a few resorts. Do you have a favorite resort? We’re also missing New Zealand pies.

[@philcamp9663]

Mount hutt great snow gr8 rides

[@The41bottles]

I love Jeff's fall at 0:16 XD

[@snowboardtraveler]

I tried jumping over a rock with 2 feet of snow on top but didnt jump high enough and caught the front of my board. Jennifer had a good laugh at that one.

[@The41bottles]

snowboardtraveler I had a good laugh too 😆

[@snowboardtraveler]

maybe we'll put together a blooper reel for end of season

[@juniorteamcanadaequipejuni6026]

I live in Calgary and lake Louise is my normal ski resort I also live in Banff sometimes

[@snowboardtraveler]

Lucky you! Predicting a great snow year up there this winter.

[@juniorteamcanadaequipejuni6026]

@Lucas Miller so true

[@juniorteamcanadaequipejuni6026]

@@snowboardtraveler yea its the best thanks for replying you guys and you guys are so true about all of this

[@juniorteamcanadaequipejuni6026]

@Lucas Miller I hope it opens up soon at least norquay is open

[@juniorteamcanadaequipejuni6026]

@Lucas Miller thanks for telling me that

[@derekmarkovic]

I really want to go here, Revelstoke and Big Sky.

[@snowboardtraveler]

excellent choices! take us with you.

[@cadzcadzz915]

The boomerang runs are not too steep? Please tell me about the boomerang runs thank you .

[@snowboardtraveler]

I think you’re referring to run 133 boomerang on the back side. It is intermediate and sometimes groomed. Not too steep. If you are ok on the front side intermediate then you will be ok on this one.

[@Admirable_Western20]

I’m thinking of going skiing in April possibly, where would have the better snow Whistler or lake Louise

[@snowboardtraveler]

Both can be great in April and are having good snow years so far, but keep monitoring it. In Banff you also have Sunshine ski resort nearby and riding can go into May in a good snow year. Whistler typically has wet heavy snow and Banff area snow is light and fluffy. Banff is probably less expensive.

[@guocity]

why does it say it need NATIONAL PARK PASS?

[@snowboardtraveler]

since the ski resorts are in Banff national park you need a park pass to park at the ski resorts or in town. the park rangers sometimes have check points on the way into the ski resort parking to check passes and will ticket you if you dont have one. you can pick up a pass online or at the ranger stations on the highway or lake louise village.

[@channel-so2st]

Would car rentals in Calgary be a problem early December? I'm planning on flying in to Calgary then hiring a car at the airport to drive To Lake Louise Fairmont

[@snowboardtraveler]

I don’t think it will be a problem and they usually have vehicles good for the mountains. There is also a bus from the airport to Banff and the fairmonts.

[@grezzy4351]

you guys from boston?

[@snowboardtraveler]

We live in nyc right now.

[@Brakkohi]

Amazing resort! Unfortunately, I came very early in the season -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZzMY6dsh8t7qdE Not many lifts open but it's the biggest amongst the skibig3

[@snowboardtraveler]

Definitely visit February or March

[@scottashley3830]

Inches wtf??? Snowfall in cms please

[@snowboardtraveler]

356cm eh