Road trip | Canada
Join us for a road trip through Canada along The Powder Highway – where you’ll experience world-class powder and off-piste skiing!
Book nowWe’re all about unique nature experiences, and Canada has always been high on our bucket list – because we know the Rockies are one of the best mountain ranges in the world for off-piste adventures.
For the past five years we’ve been running road trips in Canada, and they’ve always been a hit – so of course, we’re doing it again this year! This time we’ll be visiting five of our favorite spots along The Powder Highway: Kicking Horse, Revelstoke, Red Mountain, Whitewater, and Fernie. As always, we team up with local mountain guides who make sure we get the most out of the experience – both on the road and in the mountains.
Over 10 ski days, we’ll road trip in our minibus between some of the absolute best places to ride Canadian champagne powder, hitting resorts that are as wild and fun as they are legendary.
Ready to join us for a true adventure?
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11 nights in a hotel (2 pers. per room)
10 skiing days with a mountain guide
Transport from start to finish in minivan
10 day lift pass
Local mountain guide (distribution 6:1)
Park pass
Access to hot springs
Member of the Travel Guarantee Fund
Best price guarantee
Airline tickets
Other meals
Single room (add-on)
Day 1 – Arrival day:
- Arrival in Calgary – the road trip in has started!
- You will be picked up by our guide and driven to Fernie.
- Dinner, chill and getting to know each other.
Day 2:
- Breakfast.
- We ski as much off-piste skiing in Fernie as possible.
- Dinner, chill and relaxing.
Day 3:
- Breakfast.
- We ski as much we can in Fernie.
- We drive on towards Whitewater/Nelson in the afternoon.
- Dinner, chill and relaxing.
Day 4:
- Breakfast.
- We ski as much in Whitewater/Nelson as possible.
- Dinner, chill and relaxing.
Day 5:
- Breakfast.
- We do as much skiing in Whitewater/Nelson as possible.
- Dinner, snuggles and relaxation.
Day 6:
- Breakfast.
- We drive to Rossland/Red Mountain (1.5 hour drive)
- We ski as much in Rossland/Red Mountain as possible.
- Dinner, chill and relaxing.
Day 7:
- Breakfast.
- We ride as much off-piste in Red Mountain as possible.
- We drive to Revelstoke (about a 4 hour drive), with a stop for dinner and a trip to some local hot springs along the way.
- Dinner, coziness, relaxation.
Day 8:
- Breakfast.
- We ski as much in Revelstoke as possible.
- Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 9:
- Breakfast.
- We ski as much in Revelstoke as possible.
- Dinner, chill and relaxing.
Day 10:
- Breakfast.
- This morning we drive through Rogers Pass to Kicking Horse.
- We ride as much off-piste in Kicking Horse as possible.
- Dinner, fun and relaxation.
Day 11:
- Breakfast.
- We ride as much off-piste in Kicking Horse as possible.
- Dinner, fun and relaxation.
Day 12 – Departure Day:
- Breakfast.
- Check out from the hotel and transfer to Calgary.
- We stop in Banff to bathe in the hot springs.
- Home journey – the journey goes home.
- Thank you for this amazing trip!
There’s a reason why the this region is called “The Powder Highway”, because each year the areas receive an average of over 10 meters of snow. The snow is usually drier and airier than the one we know from the Alps – also called champagne powder.
On the trip we will stop at the ski resorts of: Kicking Horse, Revelstoke, Red Mountain, Whitewater, and Fernie.
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We will stay at various hotels located along our road trip.
All overnight stays will be in twin rooms with single beds.
All rooms will have bath and toilet.
It is of course possible to get your own room for a fee.
Inspiration for our activity trips elsewhere in the world:
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26 March 2020
Canada has long been on my wish list when it comes to off-piste skiing. Having a skilled guide with you on the entire trip is just so good and super efficient. He took us along the off-piste routes that we would never otherwise have been in, while always having 100% control over safety.
Personally, I liked Revelstoke the most, but it was also where we had the best snow.
The trip can definitely be recommended if you want to see some of the best off-piste areas near Calgary.
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