This is a ski trip designed for mixed-ability skiers and snowboarders who are looking for an authentic Canadian experience without needing to self-drive. Your first stop, Panorama in British Columbia, is ideal for first-timers to learn or regulars to warm up before you cross the Great Continental Divide through the Alberta Rockies to Banff.
Panorama's blend of a superb ski school and quiet slopes hits the spot for skiers of all abilities on a mission to learn something new. To challenge the more advanced skier, there's an astonishing backcountry, one of the biggest vertical drops in North America and the exhilarating Taynton Bowl.
After several days of building up your confidence in Panorama, you'll set up camp in Banff, ready to explore three sensational ski resorts in the area. We've skied Mount Norquay, Sunshine Village, and Lake Louise for over 20 years and we still can't get enough! Set within the scenic National Park, Banff's bustling town is accompanied by a rugged backdrop and possesses a friendly Canadian vibe, which is another reason we Brits keep coming back year after year.
The Continental Divide Ski Safari gives you great value for money as Panorama and Banff's four ski areas all feature on the Ikon Pass! For the best value, we recommend the Ikon Base Pass which gives you five days in each destination, or opt for the full Ikon Pass for seven days. Additionally, there's no need to rent a car. Given the convenient nature of the route, it's easily completed by regular transfers.
