Whistler Blackcomb most expensive ski resort in Canada, TravelMag survey shows

With an average cost of $1,640(C$2,227), Whistler Blackcomb leads the ranking of Canada-based ski resorts. However, 19 of the 20 US-based resorts analyzed by the survey were shown to be more expensive. The priciest ski resorts in North America are Alta and Snowbird, both nestled at the top of Utah's Little Cottonwood Canyon, with average costs of $4,181 and $4,049, respectively.

Canada's second most expensive ski resort is Big White, located southeast of Kelowna in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, with an average cost of $1,548. A touch more affordable is Silver Star, also situated in the Okanagan region, where two people could expect to spend $1,513 for an equivalent stay.

The following table shows rates at each of the 10 Canadian ski resorts analyzed by the survey, based on the average cost of lodging for four nights and three-day ski lift tickets for two people.

Whistler Blackcomb $1,640 (Lodging $856 + Ski lift $784)
Big White $1,548 ($1,071 + $477)
Silver Star $1,513 ($990 + $523)
Mont Tremblant$1,470 ($896 + $574)
Kicking Horse $1,443 ($901 + $542)
Panorama $1,366 ($826 + $540)
Sun Peaks$1,272 ($780+$492)
Fernie$1,070 ($554 + $5016)
Mont-Sainte-Anne$1,069 ($539 + $530)
Lake Louise$1,035 ($425 + $610)

Please note: All rates quoted in US$

For the full results of the survey, please check:
https://www.travelmag.com/articles/ski-resorts-2023/

Press Contact
Paul Joseph
[email protected]
+1-805-308-9660 (for all questions related to our survey, please email)

View original content:https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/whistler-blackcomb-most-expensive-ski-resort-in-canada-travelmag-survey-shows-301709237.html