Off-piste | Road trip | Canada
Travel with us on a road trip along “The Powder Highway” in Canada and experience world-class powder snow and off-piste!
Book nowWe love nature experiences and Canada has always been high up on our “bucket list”, simply because we believe that the Rocky Mountains are one of the best off-piste mountains in the world. Most people have heard of “champagne powder snow” and that is exactly what Canada offer us.
We have been arranging trips to Canada for the past 5 years with great success. We have collaborated with a local mountain guide, who both make sure that we get around on the country roads, but also up in the mountains. We will visit 4 of our all time favourite areas along The Powder Highway.
Take a road trip on Canada’s famous “Powder Highway” in our favorite areas and experience world-class skiing. For 11 days we drive in a minivan to our favorite areas for off-piste skiing. Our off-piste road trip in Canada is for you who want to try the famous Canadian champagne powder snow and experience some of Canada’s fun and slightly different ski resorts.
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10 nights at hotels
Breakfast
8 ski days with guide
Transport from start to finish in minibus
8 days lift pass
Ski guide in the off-piste
Airline tickets
Other meals
Single room supplement

Day 1 – Arrival day:
1: Arrival in Calgary Canada – the Road trip in Canada has started!
2: You will be picked up by our guide and driven to Fernie.
3: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 2:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Fernie as possible.
3: After a good day in the slopes, we drive on to Kimberley.
4: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 3:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Kimberley as possible.
3: We drive on towards Whitewater/Nelson in the afternoon.
4: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 4:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Whitewater/Nelson as possible.
3: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 5:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Whitewater/Nelson as possible.
3: We drive towards Revelstoke in the afternoon.
4: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 6:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Revelstoke as possible.
3: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 7:
1: Breakfast.
2: A day off in Revelstoke – Cat-Ski / Heli-Ski is available as an option for those who want.
3: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 8:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Revelstoke as possible.
3: We drive towards Lake Louise in the afternoon.
4: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 9:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Lake Louise as possible.
3: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 10:
1: Breakfast.
2: We ski as much off-piste skiing in Lake Louise as possible.
3: We drive to Calgary in the afternoon.
4: Dinner, chill and taking it easy.
Day 11 – Departure day:
1: We stroll around Calgary if there is time left.
2: Time to go home!
Thank you for a fantastic journey together, hope to see you soon again!









































It is no wonder that it is called “Powder Highway”, since every year, the areas along the Powder Highway get over 10 meters of snow. The snow is usually drier and more airy than the one we know from the Alps, and because of that it is also mentioned as “Champagne Powder snow”.
On the trip we will be in the ski resorts: Fernie, WhiteWater, Revelstoke and Kicking Horse.
Accommodation:
We stay at various motels located along our journey. All nights are in a double room with two single beds (2 separate beds).

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We will stay in different hotels along our road trip. All nights take place in twin rooms with two single beds (2 separate beds).
All rooms have a shower and toilet.
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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