We will be staying slope side at the beautiful 1000 Peaks Lodge featuring superior décor, two bedrooms, full kitchens, fireplaces, balconies, Wi-Fi, pool and hot tub.  It’s a short two-minute walk to the village and even closer to the lifts.  

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Although Panorama flies under the radar and enjoys smaller crowds – unlike nearby resorts Banff Lake Louise – it’s actually one of the most complete ski in/ski out resorts in Canada’s Kootenay Rockies. Despite its repute as “smaller resort,” you don’t realize the actual scale of Panorama until you reach the resort’s summit. Panorama Resort offers its guests world-class services, amenities, 15 feet of snow annually and 2,800 acres of skiable terrain.

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This British Columbia ski destination attracts visitors not only because of its double black diamond trees and wide-open, groomed boulevards, but also for other winter activities, including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and heli-skiing. First-time Panorama visitors will be pleasantly surprised with the many slopeside lodging options and excellent – and varied – dining options. After visiting, you'll understand exactly why they call it Panorama.