The Best Ski Resorts for Park Skiing in Alberta

Looking for the perfect playground to practise your spins, grabs and flips? Our Snow Parks ranking showcases the best terrain parks across Alberta's ski resorts, as rated by real skiers and snowboarders in the Snomad community. From beginner-friendly progression zones to pro-level kickers and rails, these rankings highlight where you'll find the most creative, well-maintained and inspiring freestyle features. Been hitting the parks yourself? Share your experiences and help fellow riders find their ideal playground by leaving a review.

Want to explore more of what Alberta offers? Check out our rankings for Powder Zones, Tree Skiing and Off-Piste options. Or if you're bringing the family, our Family Friendliness rankings might be just what you need.

Best Ski Resort for Snow Parks in Alberta: Lake Louise - Snow Parks Rating

Lake Louise's terrain parks receive glowing feedback from Snomad users. An expert snowboarder, Ryan, loved the park's natural flow, comparing it to "being on the playground when I was a kid" with well-maintained jumps. Another user mentioned the pro features are conveniently positioned next to the main chair, providing entertainment during lift rides. The parks accommodate various skill levels, with one advanced snowboarder praising how they challenge abilities while remaining accessible. The parks seem to integrate well with Lake Louise's overall offering, contributing to what many describe as a complete skiing experience with fantastic features for both skiers and snowboarders.

#2 WinSport - Snow Parks Rating

WinSport's terrain parks are a massive hit among our community. Expert skier Nate, who's been riding these parks for years, calls it a "wonderful experience" with features that allow for easy progression. The variety is impressive, with multiple parks catering to different skill levels. One Snomad community member mentioned the constantly changing features, ensuring "each week there is more fun to be had." Even advanced snowboarders appreciate the half pipe, which one user described as "kinda sick." While the main hill might be basic, the parks make WinSport a go-to spot for freestylers looking to practice new tricks without leaving Calgary.

#3 Sunshine Village - Snow Parks Rating

Sunshine Village's terrain parks are a major hit with our users. According to Reuben, an advanced snowboarder, the park scene is "literally unmatched by February" with plenty of options for airs and steel features. The parks are consistently well-maintained throughout the season, with Kaden noting their excellent condition until late season. Camdyn points out that they cater to all skill levels, though Victor mentions that sometimes the park features lean towards the more challenging side with "massive rails" and fewer easy features. Brett, an advanced skier, highlights that the park features contribute significantly to making Sunshine one of his favourite Canadian resorts.