Connecting Canada's east and west coasts, Highway 1 is the world's longest national road and provides easy access to some of British Columbia and Alberta's best skiing in Sun Peaks, Revelstoke and Banff.
Driving to each ski area is a breeze. After landing in Kamloops, you'll pick up your car and drive 50 minutes to Sun Peaks. With varied terrain spread across three mountains, Sun Peaks is the perfect 'warm-up' resort for this trip.
It's then around three hours to Revelstoke, a resort renowned for raising pulses. We recommend hiring a guide for your first day to get the most out of your time in this powder paradise as there's so much to explore, including a vast cat and heli-ski area!
You'll finish your trip in the bustling town of Banff, home to over 100 bars and restaurants and three nearby ski areas, including our personal favourite, Lake Louise. Just 40 minutes from Banff (along Highway 1 of course!), is Canada's third-largest ski area and the backdrop alone makes it a must-visit resort for any serious skier or snowboarder.
These resorts are not just conveniently placed along Canada's main highway, they're all also conveniently featured on the Ikon Base Pass so you save on the cost of skiing too. 5 days in each are covered by the Ikon Base Pass, or you can upgrade to the full Ikon Pass for 7 days in each.