Ski Canada in winter, Australia in July
A curated directory of top ski resorts across Canada and Australia, so you can ski both hemispheres in one year.
Handpicked by Ski & Beach Haus, in 6 regions
Choose your mountain
Tap a region to jump to it. Each card links to the resort’s official website, and to places to stay nearby.
British Columbia6 resorts
Whistler Blackcomb
North America’s largest ski area, two mountains linked by the Peak 2 Peak Gondola.
RED Mountain
Rossland’s tree-skiing classic with a historic mining-town base.
Revelstoke Mountain Resort
The longest lift-served vertical in North America.
Big White
Family favourite near Kelowna, known for dry Okanagan powder.
Fernie Alpine Resort
Five alpine bowls and deep snowfall in the Rockies.
Alberta3 resorts
Lake Louise Ski Resort
Banff National Park slopes with views of the Victoria Glacier.
Quebec & Ontario3 resorts
Mont Tremblant
Eastern Canada’s favourite, with a car-free pedestrian village.
Mont-Sainte-Anne
Views of the St. Lawrence, 40 minutes from Québec City.
New South Wales & ACT5 resorts
Thredbo
Australia’s longest runs and a lively alpine village.
Perisher
The largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere.
Charlotte Pass
Australia’s highest resort village, reached by snowcat.
Selwyn Snow Resort
Gentle, family-friendly slopes in the Snowy Mountains.
Victoria5 resorts
Mt Hotham
Victoria’s high-altitude resort, known for advanced terrain.
Tasmania2 resorts
Good to know before you go
Two seasons
Ski Canada from December to April, then Australia from June to September.
Getting there
Vancouver, Calgary and Montréal for Canada; Sydney and Melbourne for Australia.
Entry
US citizens need a passport for Canada and an ETA (eVisitor or ETA) for Australia.
Money saver
Multi-resort passes like Epic and Ikon cover many of these mountains.
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