The Skiers' Guide to Panorama Mountain

Lots of runs for all kinds of rider abilities. If you’re willing to hike there are some amazing runs off of the summit chair!

Panoorama offers some of the best true ski in ski out in Canada. there is a wide variety of runs for all skill levels. THere is a lot of room for all skiers and gernerally short lift lines (main lift can be backed up on local holidays and weekends). The hot tubs are a favorite of the kids after a day on the hill and restaurants offer great food at resort prices.

Can’t give full review as only a few runs open and poor icy conditions but staff were friendly and it’s a beautiful resort. Would love to check it out during better conditions.

What a hidden gem! Under 2hrs from Cranbrook BC or 4hrs from Calgary AB. Reasonable accomodation prices and good lift ticket pricing. Skiing for all levels and amazing views as surrounded by Rockies! Will be back!

Great expert terrain. Lots of double blacks and a great secluded bowl. Power can be found in that bowl everywhere.

Visited Panorama with my 12yr son for 4 days of skiing and we had a blast. I’m not huge on the terrain park be he had a blast. We skied the trees and it was great! Groomers you could just rip! We brought our lunch but grabbed some fries and a beer which were decent. The lineup for passes was a little chaotic and could have been better managed. We had recurring issues with the pass reader not picking up our passes but the attendants seemed to realize the side and opened the gates. Other than that….10/10

Panorama is a purpose built resort with a whole range of condos, townhouses and a hotel. The skiing is pretty good covering all abilities with an off piste back bowl for advanced skiing. Quite often you will find no-one else on your section of piste, there ais a good selection of groomed piste. Snow security is good and often ski teams from Canada and the USA come here to train when their local hills are suffering
Panorama is about 2 hours South of Banff. The resort runs a shuttle from Calgary airport but apart from that you have to hire a car. There is also a 20 min shuttle to/ from the nearest town of Invermere where there are two decent supermarkets and a couple of bars.
Although getting here is more expensive than going to Europe the exchange rates is favourable - a beer comes in at below £6 and look at the ski pass rates too!

This is my favorite spot, we have two little kids and it is just perfect for families, quiet, diverse terrain, lodging on the hill.

Went skiing with the family over March break and we had the most glorious day- so much fresh powder, full sun, lines that moved quickly, big tables to sit & enjoy lunch and a beer with the whole family (8 of us), easy to get to location. Overall a fantastic & very memorable day!

The views at this location were absolutely spectacular. It truly gave you a panoramic view of all of the mountains surrounding. The hills were groomed well, the powder was amazing, and the lifts were very efficient.

For the price and more quite conditions than most resorts in Canada this ski hill is one of my favourites.

True ski in, ski out. Hot tubs all over the bottom of the mountain. The runs and lifts are great, hidden bar at the top of the mountain. Great ski hill, my too hill for sure

Great mountain especially when there is new snow. Man made snow coverage on lower mountain and night skiing. Sun bowl is a great area to ski as no crowds. Only downside is chair there needs upgrading. Limited places to eat on the hill but adequate.

There's a lot in the name - the views and scenery are great. Generally quiet and well maintained. Off-piste - specifically Taynton Bowl requires a fair old hike unless you want to catch and pay for the Cat, but its worth the effort. Hot tubs by the edge of the piste are a bonus. The resort is self-contained and convenient but if you want to get into the local town you'll need to catch the resort shuttle which can be packed out with resort staff (who are not supposed to use it unless there are empty spaces). Would happily go back again - having already visited twice, but don't expect regular fresh snow - like all resorts mountain weather IS unpredictable, and while the snow might be chucking down at a neighbouring resort, you might be left watching and waiting - yes - even in the Rockies!

Panorama iMountain Resort is a monster of a mountain in the heart of the Canadian Rockies providing something for every level of skier.

Offering well groomed blues and interesting reds through undulating tree lined glades to the summit at 2,450m for both the beginner and intermediate skier, while satisfying the more adventurous with endless ungroomed off piste open bowl and tree decents coupled with amazing views of the Rockies.
And for those that desire the ultimate experience the Heli skiing is some of the best that can be found anywhere.
There are no 5 star hotels, but a good variety of excellent accommodation is available from basic hotel rooms to self catering condominiums in a ski in ski out resort.
And at the end of a hard days skiing there is the chance to ease those aching muscles in the outdoor family hot pools, followed by Canadian hospitality at the lively T bar.
This resort has something for almost everyone!

Got an absolutely lovely day, blue skies and fantastic panoramic views! Taynton bowl is a must do if theres any amount of fresh powder, even with less of a base on the ski out, and the sizeable cat track.

Panorama Mountain Resort. My family learned to ski there and now as adults continue to invest in skiing, and training for ski patrol. We have a timeshare for 20+ years. Our favourite vacation each year. The resort offers runs for every skill level. Ski mid week, never a line up. Local hill, close to Invermere, BC.

Great place quiet and perfect for a vacation. Went with my family and the whole time it was ski on lifts with little to no lines

Panorama in BC was incredible! Powder days were epic with tons of untracked terrain. The slopes were surprisingly quiet, making for a truly relaxing and enjoyable experience. The village is charming and the après-ski scene is lively. Can't wait to go back!

The upper half of the mountain is mainly black/double black and so EMPTY!Great tree runs, some decent bowls and no lift lines.Restaurant at top is fantastic. We also did a fondue night ski down which was terrific.Very little nightlife, which suited us fine. Communal hot pools were lovely. Rental shop was great for big pow skis.Staff helpful and kind.Good value ski trip.