
Castle Mountain
Resort Overview
Standing proud in Alberta's Rocky Mountains, Castle Mountain Resort offers an authentic Canadian mountain experience. With over 3,800 acres of skiable terrain and an impressive 2,833 feet of vertical drop, Castle Mountain delivers challenging slopes and pristine powder conditions that draw skiers and riders seeking genuine alpine adventure. Our terrain ranges from gentle learning areas to expert-only chutes, making Castle Mountain a true skier's mountain.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
94
Total Area
3590 ac
1452.8 ha
Castle Mountain Lift System
Castle Mountain's lift network provides efficient access to our varied terrain. Our system includes 7 lifts, featuring the Tamarack Chair reaching the mountain's summit at 7,463 feet. The Sundance triple chair serves perfect learning terrain, while the Huckleberry Chair opens up access to some of the most challenging terrain in Western Canada. Each lift has been strategically placed to maximize your time on the slopes.
Lifts
Total Lifts
7
Lift Types
4
Location & Getting There
Positioned 2.5 hours southwest of Calgary in Alberta's spectacular Rocky Mountains, Castle Mountain Resort offers the perfect balance of accessibility and solitude. The resort sits adjacent to Castle Provincial Park, surrounded by pristine wilderness and breathtaking mountain vistas. With minimal crowds and authentic mountain town charm, Castle Mountain provides an experience that captures the true spirit of the Canadian Rockies.
Castle Mountain
, alberta
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Season Info
Experience the rhythm of the Rockies through our distinct seasons. Winter brings an average annual snowfall of 910 cm (354 inches) of dry, light powder from November through April. Our elevation and northern location help preserve excellent snow conditions throughout the season. Spring skiing often extends into April, offering longer days and stunning alpine views. Summer transforms the resort into a hiking and mountain biking destination.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
12/5/2025
Closing Day
4/5/2026
Days Open
122
Annual Snowfall
Metric
8.11m
811cm
Imperial
26.6ft
319in
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