Panorama

Panorama

About Panorama

Panorama is the most complete ski-in / ski-out resort in the Canadian Rockies. Panorama Mountain rises 4,000 vertical feet above true slope-side lodging and giant hot pools, but it’s not until you reach the summit that the real scale of the terrain becomes apparent.
Panorama Ski Holidays
Panorama Mountain Resort delivers an all-in-one ski experience in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. With Canada’s longest fall-line cruisers, backcountry-style terrain, and convenient ski-in, ski-out accommodation, Panorama is a dream destination for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Non-skiers can soak in mountain views from giant hot pools, enjoy winter adventures, or relax in the intimate alpine village.
Where is Panorama?
Panorama Mountain Resort is located in British Columbia, Canada, approximately 3.5 hours’ drive from Calgary International Airport and 20 minutes from the town of Invermere. It sits in the Purcell Mountains, part of the Canadian Rockies, offering breathtaking alpine scenery and consistent snowfall throughout the season.
 
There are no direct flights into Calgary from Australia. Most major carriers like Qantas and Air Canada have routes into major hubs of Canada before stopping in Calgary. 
 
Where to Stay in Panorama?
Panorama Mountain Resort offers a diverse range of accommodation options to suit most types of skier, from families and groups to couples, solo travellers, and luxury seekers. With everything from centrally located village studios to spacious town homes perfect for families, finding the right place to stay is easy at this all-in-one Canadian ski destination.

Best Value Hotel's in Panorama
Stay slope-side without blowing the budget. The Approach and Summit Lodge offer great options for those look for a value option. Guests will also enjoy a stay at Panorama Springs which offer affordable options with easy lift access, kitchen facilities, and access to Panorama’s famous hot pools.
 
Best Luxury Hotel's in Panorama
For a more premium stay, Panorama Springs Lodge combines luxury amenities with direct ski-in, ski-out access. Guests enjoy access to the largest slope-side hot pools in Canada, on-site spa services, and modern alpine decor.
 
Best Hotel's in Panorama for Families
Families love Taynton Lodge for their spacious units, proximity to the lifts, and family-friendly features like kitchens, lounges, and snow play right outside the door.
Where to Ski in Panorama?
Panorama features over 2,800 acres of terrain and a 1,300-metre vertical drop.
 
Beginners: The Discovery Zone at the base offers gentle green runs and dedicated beginner lifts.
 
Intermediates: Cruise the rolling groomers on runs like “Rollercoaster” and “Skyline.”
 
Advanced/Expert: Venture into Taynton Bowl, a former heli-ski zone now patrolled inbounds terrain offering steep tree runs and powder stashes. For more thrills, hop on the Monster X snowcat to access even deeper lines.
 
Our Teams Recommendations for Skiing in Panorama?
Yasmin: You’ve got to check out the Sun Bowl area! It’s one of my absolute favourites. The blue runs are wide and open, perfect for cruising, and it’s always so peaceful over there. 
Is Panorama Good for Non-Skiers?

Yes. Panorama caters to non-skiers with a range of winter activities and wellness options.

Relax in the giant slope-side hot pools

Go snowmobiling or snowshoeing along scenic trails

Try Nordic skiing to Hale Hut

Ice skate in the village rink

Enjoy boutique shopping, dining, and spa treatments

Our Team's Fave Things to do in Panorama:
Yasmin: “The Beach”, this spot has such a fun vibe! Whether you’re grabbing a drink, catching some sun, or just hanging out, it’s the ultimate place to chill after skiing.

 
Panorama FAQs
How do I get to Panorama?
The closest international airport is Calgary (YYC). From there, it’s a 3.5-hour transfer by shuttle or rental car.
 
Where is Panorama?
Panorama is located near Invermere in British Columbia, nestled in the Purcell Mountains.
 
Is there much expert terrain at Panorama?
Yes, especially in Taynton Bowl and the terrain accessed by Monster X. These zones are best suited to experienced skiers and riders.
 
How long should I stay?
A 5 to 7-night stay is ideal, giving enough time to enjoy both the ski terrain and off-slope experiences.
 
Is Panorama good for non-skiers?
Absolutely. From hot pools and spas to snowshoeing, skating, and dining, there’s plenty to do off the slopes.
 
Is Panorama ski-in, ski-out?
Yes. Most of the village accommodation offers true ski-in, ski-out convenience.
 
When is the best time to ski in Panorama?
Panorama’s ski season typically runs from early December to mid-April. January to March offers the most consistent snowfall and powder days.
 
Is there night skiing in Panorama?
Yes. Panorama offers night skiing on select trails near the base, usually on weekends and during holidays.
 
What lift pass do I need?
You’ll need a Panorama Mountain Resort lift ticket. Panorama is not part of the Epic or Ikon Pass.
 
Where are the best places to eat and drink in Panorama?
For après, check out Jackpine Pub or T-Bar & Grill. For something unique, try Snowlicious—the on-mountain snowcat food truck.
 
TL;DR
Panorama Mountain Resort is a hidden gem in the Canadian Rockies, offering a complete ski-in, ski-out experience. With 2,800 acres of terrain, Canada’s longest fall-line runs, and expert-access zones like Taynton Bowl, it’s perfect for all ability levels. The compact village makes getting around easy, and the giant hot pools, snowmobile tours, and on-mountain dining add to the appeal for non-skiers too.