Check out the Lake Louise ski resort map above to get a feel for the layout before you head up the mountain. The trail map covers 164 runs spread across a vertical drop from 2,637m down to 1,646m, serviced by 11 lifts including a gondola, 7 chairlifts, and 3 drag lifts. Lake Louise is part of the SkiBig3 lift ticket area, which also includes Sunshine Village and Mt Norquay, giving you access to even more terrain during your trip.
Download the Lake Louise Trail Map (PDF & Image)
Best Runs in Lake Louise
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Wiwaxy (Green): A long, cruisy green run that winds gently down from the mid-mountain, ideal for building confidence.
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Meadowlark (Green): A mellow traverse offering stunning views across the valley, perfect for first-timers getting used to linking turns.
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Deer Run (Blue): A scenic blue cruiser through gladed terrain with consistent pitch, brilliant for intermediate carving practice.
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Eagle Meadows (Blue): A wide-open intermediate run with rolling terrain that lets you pick up speed and work on your technique.
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Ptarmigan (Blue): A classic Lake Louise blue that offers varied terrain and gorgeous views across to the Victoria Glacier.
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Men's Downhill (Black): A steep, fast piste that follows part of the old World Cup course, delivering serious leg burn and high-speed thrills.
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Rock Garden (Black): A challenging black run with variable pitch and natural features that'll test your line choice.
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Whitehorn 2 (Black): A consistently steep fall-line run offering unrelenting gradient and excellent snow retention.
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Paradise Bowl (Double Black Diamond): An enormous open bowl accessed from the Summit Platter, offering endless lines through powder fields and chutes.
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Top of the World (Double Black Diamond): Accessed via the summit chair, this area serves up genuinely steep, exposed terrain with multiple chute options and spectacular alpine vistas.