Smaller compared to other resorts in the Rockies, not worth the price in my opinion drive an extra 30 minutes and go to a better resort. Snow is usually not the best. Definitely some nice runs but not many older days.

Great resort at a fair price point, lots of walking between lifts. Plenty of seating in lodge and not as busy as other resorts in Banff/canmore area

Love the chill vibe of the mighty Quay. Have skied there since I was 2. The snow Gods have not been kind this year yet you have made the best of what has fallen.Groomers were great, little mogul fields were fun and not enough snow sadly to play in the trees :(.We always hope for more snow and I will always support my home hill.

Ive been there 2 times now and its always been an amazing time with amazing views. Runs have been kelts very nice and groomed for runs that are groomed. Does have access to very difficult runs for more advanced skiers. When I was there the lift lines were not very long and staff was very efficient to make sure the lines were moving to get enough skiing in!

Norquay is a small but mighty hill, the lessons and instructors coming out is top notch and so affordable. You are really cared for at Norquay and the community there with the night skiing makes it always such a vibe to be there. Plus the tube park is an absolute thrill!! Would 10/10 recommend xx

Norquay is a great hill for those of an intermediate to advanced level visiting Banff however for experts who are comfortable with with double blacks and advanced terrain it may leave something to be desired. Perfect for families as it is close to town and has a lower cost than nearby resorts.

The runs here are more difficult than some at Marmot and as a beginner, at the time, I felt intimidated. I was working hard to get out of my snow plow tendencies so I worked on the small hills and even the bunny hill shifting my weight and feeling my edges. It was a true bluebird day and its lodged in my memory as one of the most beautiful days Ive ever been on a ski hill. My sister went to ski with my son who was 12 at the time- he lived the more advanced runs. The face of Norquay is something to behold for sure. One day

A smaller resort with lots of wide groomed runs and family friendly smaller runs. But don't be fooled, this is a sneaky good resort on a pow day if you know where to look. Easily accessible from banff makes hotels and rides easy to figure out.

Norquay is the last resort you should go to if you fine yourself near Banff or Lake Louise. While it does have good tree runs, so does sunshine village or lake Louise, so choose one of those. Norquay is not very beginner friendly as it only had one short carpet area. It has a very cozy lodge though, so lunch times should be dragged out.

Great family friendly resort with quieter lift queues. Plenty of things to do including the tube riding and lone pine pub