Sunshine
Sunshine, (http://www.skibanff.com/). Eight kilometers west of Banff on highway 1. 3358 acres of lift-accessed terrain on three mountains. With a peak elevation of 2730m, you can see well into British Columbia from the top. Adult $64/d, student $49/d.
Mount Norquay
Mount Norquay, (http://www.banffnorquay.com/). Six kilometers north of Banff on the Mount Norquay access road. 190 acres of lift-accessed terrain. Norquay is famous for its super-steeps serviced by the original double chair. Adult $52/d, student $40/d.
Lake Louise
Lake Louise, (http://www.skilouise.com/). Sixty kilometers west of Banff on highway 1. 4200 acres of lift-accessed terrain on four mountains makes this resort the largest single ski area in Canada. Adult $64/d, student $51/d.
Banff National Park is the home of three world renowned alpine ski/snowboard areas. There are passes valid at all three resorts available.