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Banff Sunshine Skigebiet

ALBERTA / BANFF SUNSHINE

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Höhe Skigebiet
1.660m
Tal
2.730m
Berg
1.070m
Gefälle
Pisten
140
1.359 Hektar
Lifte
12
4 Typen
Schneefall
560cm
Jährlicher Schneefall
91cm
Nov
110cm
Dez
91cm
Jan
102cm
Feb
119cm
Mär
67cm
Apr

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Banff Sunshine_Chairlift Ride_(c): Mirae Campbell / SkiBig3
Banff Sunshine_Kids Ski Break_(c): SkiBig3 / Royce Sihlis
Banff Sunshine_Slope Views_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
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Banff Sunshine_Aerial View of Base_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
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Banff Sunshine_Bluebird Morning Ski_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
Banff Sunshine_Slope Ski Break_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
Banff Sunshine_Skier carving on steep slopes_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
Banff Sunshine_Skier_Morning Tracks_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
Banff Sunshine_Views_Mount Assiniboine_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
Banff Sunshine_Kids Ski Break_(c): SkiBig3 / Royce Sihlis
Banff Sunshine_Slope Views_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe
Banff Sunshine_Skiers Heading to Lodge_(c): Banff Sunshine

Unterkünfte

Anreise

Wichtige Daten

Geplanter Saisonstart

01 Nov, 2025

Geplantes Saisonende

18 Mai, 2026

Geplante Saisondauer (Tage)

194

Anzahl offene Tage (Vorjahr)

202

Jahre seit Eröffnung:

97

Durchschn. Schneefall

560cm

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Grüne Pisten
19%
Blaue Pisten
26%
Rote Pisten
48%
Schwarze Pisten
8%
Gesamte Pistenanzahl
140
Längste Abfahrt
8 km
Befahrbare Fläche
1.359 ha

Lifte

12

Gondeln & Sesselbahnen
1
Sessellift: 4 Sitze
7
Sessellift: 4 Sitze
2
Schlepplifte
2

Insider-Tipps

Banff Sunshine_Aerial View of Base_(c): SkiBig3 / Reuben Krabbe

Bewertung

John D

Just got back from 3 days of Spring skiing at Banff Sunshine. It is fantastic. A few things to note. It is located deep within Banff National Park, so not much around. Banff village is about s 20 minute drive. There are three main mountains with tons of trails. A lot for beginners but most of the good stuff is intermediate to advanced - whatever you want, lots of bowls, steeps, moguls, glades, super steep off piste. Also different than top American resorts, it's cheap. This is Vail - Aspen level for $100-150 (US) lift ticket. And you can get all kinds of deals if you ski multiple days. They do partner with IKON for 5-7 total days, making it an even better deal if you have the pass. There are three main mountains with Goats Head being more advanced, Lookout advanced and intermediate and Standish with the more mellow options. Parking is not great, but you may be able to get a spot early and during weekdays. Highly recommend just taking the free buses there and back. If you are wondering where can you take the family to a world class ski resort, not spend ridiculous amounts of money, and enjoy some of the best views on the planet- head to Banff Sunshine. And pop over to Norquay and Lake Louise if you want- all great ski areas.

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