Panorama Mountain Resort lives up to its name, with sweeping views across the Purcell Mountains and some of Canada’s longest fall-line cruisers. Known for its expansive terrain, uncrowded slopes and reliable snow conditions, Panorama combines big-mountain skiing with the relaxed atmosphere of a smaller, slopeside village. The resort caters to all types of skiers and snowboarders, from families and beginners through to advanced riders looking to explore the legendary Taynton Bowl.

With over 3,000 acres of terrain, a vertical drop of 1,300 metres and 135 runs, Panorama offers plenty of variety both on and off the mountain. The intimate ski-in/ski-out village makes getting around easy, with accommodation, dining, lifts and amenities all within walking distance.

Dining at Panorama is another highlight of the resort experience, with a mix of casual cafés, lively après venues and elevated mountain dining. Guests can enjoy slopeside Italian-inspired cuisine and woodfired pizzas at Alto Kitchen & Bar, relaxed mountain lunches at the historic Elkhorn Cabin, or drinks and casual bites at in the heart of the village. For a unique alpine experience, Panorama also offers memorable on-mountain dining experiences including fondue dinners and snowcat-accessed alpine cabins.

All accommodation options are just a short stroll or gondola ride from the Panorama Springs Pools, home to Canada’s largest slopeside hot pools. Resort guests enjoy access to hot tubs, warm pools, waterslides and a dry sauna, the perfect way to unwind after a day on the mountain.