[2025 Improvement District No. 9 Attraction] Travel Guide for Banff Sunshine Village Ski & Snowboard Resort (Updated Jun)

#NovemberTravelSupportEvent Canada Banff Sunshine Meadows Tracking The wide meadows and peaceful lake views are the best~ I recommend it. The eyes are happy throughout the 3-hour tracking.

#postandearn Let me tell you my story on how I saved more than a hundred dollars while #skiing in #canada . I booked a flight to #calgary using one of the deals of the month from the #trip app ( Trip.com ). Once upon arrival, I got in touch with the local community of expats and one of the seasonal workers was doing her season working around the mountains. I met a Chilinean that was doing the season in one of the ski resorts close to #lakelouise . I asked her if she had a coupon or a local permit that she might borrow me for a day and actually her answer was even better. She said that she had several permits for her friends that she couldn’t use as she had no friends in Canada and they were expiring the same week I arrived so if I wanted to use them, I will have a 50% discount and also a discount on the rental equipment so at the end I was skiing for an entire day for less than $70 which was an amazing deal and I hope if you can handle that tiny hassle you will save a lot at the end of the day!

Go skiing with friends at Sunshine Village Ski Resort in Banff, a large ski resort with a vertical drop of 1070m. There are three peaks in the ski resort, Goat's eye, Lookout mountain and Mount Standish. Usually Goateye opens only in January each year, with many moguls and difficult paths. The top of Lookout Mountain is above the treeline, a wide expanse of snow mountains, somewhat like the European ski resorts. However, the disadvantage is that there are often flat ski trails, which are not very friendly to snowboards. I remember that I liked this ski resort very much when I came to Banff last time, because the ski trails are wide and you can ski wherever you want. This time I started snowboarding and I didn't have enough physical strength to feel that there were some flat roads. It's a bit tiring to ski. But I still love the scenery of this ski resort. The view of the large snow field from the cable car is refreshing! ❄ There are many cable cars in the ski resort, so the flow of people is relatively dispersed. Basically, there is no need to queue for each cable car. There is also the only windproof and heated seat cable car I have ever taken in Canada (really the only one, 🇨🇦 people are too cold-resistant, this facility is incomparable to European ski resorts).