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Largest Ski Resorts in Alberta

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Lake Louise Ski Resort

104 of 164 trails open

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Number Lifts 12

Overall Slope Area 1,699 ha

Number Slopes 164

Castle Mountain Resort

Resort closed

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4

1

Number Lifts 6

Overall Slope Area 1,416 ha

Number Slopes 95

Sunshine Village

Resort closed

9

1

2

Number Lifts 12

Overall Slope Area 1,358 ha

Number Slopes 138

Ski Marmot Basin – Jasper

53 of 92 trails open

6

1

Number Lifts 7

Overall Slope Area 696 ha

Number Slopes 92

Nakiska Ski Resort

Resort closed

4

2

Number Lifts 6

Overall Slope Area 413 ha

Number Slopes 76

Winsport - Canada Olympic Park Calgary

Not specified

2

4

Number Lifts 6

Overall Slope Area 82 ha

Number Slopes 13

Banff Mount Norquay

Not specified

5

1

Number Lifts 6

Overall Slope Area 76 ha

Number Slopes 60

Sunridge Ski Area

Resort closed

6

1

Number Lifts 7

Overall Slope Area 28 ha

Number Slopes N/A

Canyon Ski Resort Red Deer

Not specified

2

2

1

1

Number Lifts 6

Overall Slope Area 27 ha

Number Slopes 22

Rabbit Hill Ski and Snowboard Center

Not specified

5

1

2

Number Lifts 8

Overall Slope Area 13 ha

Number Slopes N/A

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Kinosoo Ridge Snow Resort

Not specified

2

1

Number Lifts 3

N/A

Number Slopes N/A

Snow Valley Alberta

Not specified

1

1

1

1

Number Lifts 4

N/A

Number Slopes N/A

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Largest Ski Resorts in Alberta

All 12 ski resorts in Alberta ranked by number of piste kilometers or size of terrain. Lake Louise Ski Resort is currently the largest ski area, offering 1,700 ha of slopes.

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