Ski Lake Louise

If you wish to ski Lake Louise, you will be skiing in the stunning country of Canada. Ski Lake Louise’s resort is based at 5,400 feet above sea level. The highest elevation of ski Lake Louise is at over 8,600 feet above sea level. The longest run to ski Lake Louise is about five miles long. The average snowfall is about fifteen feet each year. Ski Lake Louise has 139 ski runs and is split into levels of experience.

Twenty-five percent of the ski Lake Louise runs is for beginner skiers, forty-five percent for intermediate skiers and thirty percent of the ski Lake Louise runs are for advanced skiers. If skiing is not part of your agenda, snowboarding activities are also available. All of the skiing trails are accessible to snowboarders as well. The Ski Lake Louise resort was owned by the Resorts of the Canadian Rockies until 2008. It was then purchased by Charlie Locke, the former owner of Lake Louise.