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People travel from across the globe to experience
world-class skiing and snowboarding on the incredible
terrain of Canada’s mountains. Beginner, intermediate,
or advanced there’s something for everyone!
Whether you escape after work to the local resorts
or push the limits farther afield, ensure you
know the Alpine
Responsibility Code by heart.
Alpine resorts are bordered by wilderness, so
don’t be tempted into thinking that there aren’t
any hazards on the mountain.
Canadian ski patrol and avalanche professionals
are some of the best in the world and do their
utmost to keep as much alpine area as possible
safe and open for use.
Take equipment specific to skiing:
If
an area is closed – even if it’s your favorite
run – respect the signage, steer clear and
don’t ever ski out of bounds. Areas are
closed for a reason…your safety. Once you
venture out-of-bounds or into a closed area,
you endanger your life and those of the
Search and Rescue volunteers who’ll come
looking if you don’t make it back.
Always ski and ride responsibly!
GENERAL
Canadian Snowsports Association
Canada Alpine Ski
Canada Snowboard
Canadian Freestyle Ski Association
GoSki.ca
Ski Central - Search site for skiing
and snowboarding
Weather Office
Parks Canada Avalanche Bulletin
WESTERN CANADA
Canada West Ski Areas Assoc.
Biglines.com
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Skiing and Snowboarding in BC
Ski Resorts, Ski Hills & Skiing Adventures
BC Snowboard Association
ALBERTA
Alberta Alpine
Alberta Freestyle Ski Association
Alberta Snowboarding Association
SASKATCHEWAN
Alpine Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Ski Association
Alpine Club Association Saskatchewan
Section
MANITOBA
Manitoba Alpine Ski Division
YUKON
Snowboard Yukon
ONTARIO
Ontario Snow Resorts Association
Alpine Ontario
Association of Ontario Snowboarders
QUEBEC
Ski Quebec Alpin
Surf des neiges Québec
NEW BRUNSWICK
NB Alpine
NOVA SCOTIA
Alpine Ski Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Snowboard Association
PRINCE-EDWARD ISLAND
PEI Alpine Ski Association
NEWFOUNDLAND/LABRADOR
Alpine Ski Newfoundland & Labrador
Photo: Canadian Tourism Commission (banner); Tourism BC/David Gluns
