Panorama Ski Holidays

Panorama ski resort is accessible for all levels of skiers. Most of the terrain is suited to experts and intermediates, however, at the base of the mountain, there are slopes for beginners. With a dedicated Discovery Zone where the lifts are slower and slopes are wide, it’s a great place to build your confidence. Adventure-seekers can take advantage of the incredible heli-skiing opportunities on offer in Panorama; the perfect way to experience the resort’s stunning backcountry. On Saturday nights, the piste is open for night skiing.

The Panorama Snow School’s team of qualified instructors will help you learn to ski and ride while having fun. Whether it’s your first day on the slopes or you are taking a course to become an instructor – let Panorama’s Snow School help you build confidence and make your learning experience memorable. The Panorama Snow School caters to all ability levels. Programmes are designed to meet your needs from group lessons to private ones.

Panorama ski resort has a variety of restaurants ranging from formal dining to hassle-free family eat-outs and takeaways. The award-winning Earl Grey Lodge hosts a fine dining experience with set menus, while Chopper’s Landing offers good value for money. The Summit Hut, located – as its name would suggest – at the top of the mountain (accessible by chairlift), entertains skiers with fondue and Canadian wine while they look out on stunning views of the Rockies.

Panorama ski resort is home to Canada’s largest on-mountain hot pools that are just what’s needed after a day’s skiing. There are several pools of varying temperatures on the slopes of Toby’s Creek, where you can watch skiers swish past. Get a bird’s eye perspective of the Purcell and Rocky Mountains on a tandem paraglide. From snowmobiling, fat-tire biking and snowshoeing to horse-drawn wagon rides, non-skiers can be assured they will be kept busy.