- Vertical drop
- 3,000 ft
- Skiable terrain
- 1,720 acres
- Avg snowfall
- Over 173 in
- Lifts
- 7
THE VIBE
Located entirely within Jasper National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Marmot Basin offers uncrowded slopes, the highest base elevation of any major Canadian ski area, and some of the driest snow in the Rockies. The remote location keeps crowds away while delivering consistent Rocky Mountain powder.
Best For
- âś“Powder seekers
- âś“Scenery lovers
- âś“Those escaping crowds
- âś“National park enthusiasts
Skip If
- âś—You need nightlife
- âś—You want ski-in/ski-out lodging
- âś—You prefer short airport transfers
TERRAIN INTELLIGENCE
Regional snowpack via Ventusky
Approximate trail mix.
Difficulty Split
Mountain specs
* Historical planning figures
Prepared runs and carving terrain. A higher score means groomed cruising is a more defining part of the mountain.
Resort-reported snow
BASE TRACKER
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SEASON PLANNING
Typically November to early May
A broad planning range from the historical guide, conditions permitting. Use the operator’s schedule for your travel dates.
Official schedules & conditions ↗MUST-SKI RUNS
Caribou Ridge
Steep chutes and bowls with stunning views of the Canadian Rockies
Eagle East
Long intermediate cruiser with panoramic vistas
Keiths Delight
Expert terrain off Charlie's Bowl