The Best Ski Resorts for Advanced Skiers in Canada
Looking to test your skills on challenging terrain? Our advanced ski resort rankings showcase the destinations where experienced skiers can truly push their limits. These rankings come directly from the Snomad community - passionate skiers and snowboarders who've tackled these slopes firsthand. We only include resorts with sufficient feedback to ensure you're getting reliable insights from people who've actually carved those runs.
Been carving up some challenging pistes lately? Share your experiences and help fellow advanced skiers find their next adventure by leaving a review. And if you're planning a complete ski trip, check out our other Canadian rankings for Experts, Off-Piste and Tree Skiing.
Best Ski Resort for Advanced Skiers in Canada: Revelstoke - Advanced Rating
Revelstoke shines for advanced riders, with terrain that'll make your heart race. One Snomad community member called it "the resort to go to when Powder falls" with "the best off-piece terrain in Canada." The mountain delivers incredible tree skiing that advanced riders rave about - as Abrahm notes, you can find amazing powder stashes even days after a snowfall. From steep chutes to epic bowls, Revy rewards those willing to explore. As Anna, an advanced skier, puts it: "Even a bad day at Revy is a PHENOMENAL day." It's no wonder so many users consider it their absolute favourite mountain.
#2 Powder King - Advanced Rating
For advanced riders, Powder King is an absolute dream. One Snomad community member liked how "after you ride up the ancient chair lift, and the t-bar to the top, you will encounter waist deep powder, and on the right days, chest dip with non-stop face shots leaving you grinning ear to ear." The off-piste areas deliver exceptional thrills, with Julian pointing to this being "the best kept secret in BC skiing." The tree runs are particularly praised, with Taylor, an advanced snowboarder, noting there's "fun groomed trails and even more fun to be found in the trees!" The resort's location might be remote, but that's what keeps the slopes blissfully uncrowded.
#3 Red Mountain - Advanced Rating
For advanced skiers and snowboarders, Red Mountain is an off-piste paradise. One Snomad community member liked that "you can ski off the top in any direction" while another mentioned it's "ranked 4 in North America by powder magazine for some of the best tree skiing." The terrain offers incredible variety with multiple mountains to explore. A user who is an advanced snowboarder said, "So many areas to get into the trees and rarely do you get stranded as most tree areas funnel back to groomed runs." The mountain's cat skiing option for just $20 provides access to exceptional powder without the crowds, making it a dream for powder hunters.



























