| Lake Louise Snow and Weather Report | |
| New Snow: | |
| # of Trails Open | 96 / 139 Trails |
| # of Lifts Open | 9 / 10 Lifts |
| Percent Open: | 90% |
| Snow being made? | N |
| Avg. Base Depth: | 31-43 m |
| Night Skiing? | N |
Lake Louise Mountain Statistics |
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| Resort Altitude: | 5,450 feet |
| Mountain Peak: | 8765 feet |
| Vertical Drop: | 3250 feet |
| Ski School: | 60 instructors |
| Cross Country Skiing: | 50 miles |
Transfer info
Transfer: Shuttle
Travel Time: 1.5 hours
Restraurants
Cuisine: Canadian cuisine
Lake Louise Station (200 Sentinel Dr)
Cuisine: Canadian cuisine
Saltlik (221 Bear St)
Cuisine: Steakhouse
Events
Women’s Downhill and Super G alpine races at the only Canadian stop on the World Cup Circuit.
Lake Louise NorthWest Mutual Funds Nor-Am Cup (December 7-11, 2009)
Highest-level ski racing series in North America. Canadian national development, US national development, provincial and international athletes compete for the Nor-Am Cup title.
Community Ski Day (December 13, 2009)
In appreciation of local support The Lake Louise Ski Area invites Bow Valley locals to hit the slopes all day
The Lake Louise Ski Area (December 19, 2009)
Annual rail competition in Jam format.
Santa Family Photo Days (December 23-25, 2009)
Santa joins in the fun! Have your photo taken with Santa at The Lake Louise Ski Area.
Christmas Day! (December 25, 2009)
Join The Lake Louise Ski Area to celebrate Christmas Day.
Canadian Avalanche Awareness Days (January 9-10, 2010)
The Lake Louise Ski Area partners with the Canadian Avalanche Association to host the Avalanche Awareness Days, as part of the national event.
Australia Day Celebrations (January 26, 2010)
Come and join The Lake Louise Ski Area in yellow and green coloured apparel!
Valentine’s Day Celebrations (February 14, 2010)
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Lake Louise Ski Area.
Canadian Power 8’s (February 27, 2010)
Details to come
Lake Louise Slopestyle (March 6, 2010)
Details to come
Volcom Penut Butter and Rail Jam (March 20, 2009)
Volcom Stone’s amateur snowboard contest series.
Located in the heart of historic Banff National Park, Lake Louise is a world-class ski-area in a World Heritage site.
Eleven square miles of skiable terrain spread over four separate mountain faces are inter-connected by a lift and trail system comparable to the best Europeanski circuit concept.
Lake Louise ski resort is comprised of 4,200 skiable acres making up 113 named ski runs. One of the reasons Skiing Magazine has consistently voted Lake Louise number one for scenery and value in North America is because of the fact that Lake Louise's ski season is one of the longest around, lasting over 6 months each and every year.
Four conveniently located full service lodges provide deluxe service and a place to sit and relax in the middle of a hard day on the slopes. For scenic grandeur, imaginative terrain design and sheer size, the Lake Louise ski area ranks with the finest ski resorts in the world.
Featured Lodging
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The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise Lake Louise, Alberta 
$865 per person
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Lake Louise Inn Lake Louise, Alberta
$168 per room
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