Lake Louise Ski Resort's 2026/27 season runs roughly from November 6, 2026 to May 2, 2027 — about 177 days of skiing. The opening, November 6, 2026, has been announced by the resort: it is published by skilouise.com. The May 2, 2027 closing is published by the resort too. The up-to-date version, with its source, is on the opening-dates page.
Expected opening: November 6, 2026. Expected closing: May 2, 2027. Opening depends on enough snow at the 1646 m base, so it can move a week or two either way; with a 2637 m top station, the upper mountain usually holds out longer than the base at the end of the season. Closing tends to be pushed to Easter when it falls late.
Like most alpine resorts, Lake Louise Ski Resort's lifts typically run roughly from 9:00 to 16:30–17:00, with the occasional night session on special dates. The exact daily schedule is published on the resort's official site.
The two weeks around opening day, plus Christmas and Easter holidays, are when sizes and the better models sell out first in Lake Louise Ski Resort. Booking with the opening date already on the calendar — November 6, 2026 this season — is the simple way to avoid being left with what's spare.
The opening, November 6, 2026, has been announced by the resort: it is published by skilouise.com. The up-to-date version, with its source, is on the opening-dates page.
Closing is expected around May 2, 2027, about 177 days after opening. With a 2637 m top station, the upper mountain can stay open after the base has run out of snow.
The dates on this page cover the whole season. To know whether runs and lifts are open today, the live snow report is the reliable source.