Alberta ski resorts are, without a doubt, some of the best in the world.� All over North America and Europe, there are problems going on with ski vacation resorts right now. Rising global temperatures seem to be cutting the ski season shorter and shorter, and low altitude ski resorts are going out of business right and left. As all this happens, however, Alberta ski resorts continue to thrive and prosper. I went to an Alberta ski resort, Sunshine Valley near Banff, this last year, and I was completely amazed. It was just like childhood. The entire place was covered with thick snow that fell the whole time I was there!

When I was growing up, the Alberta ski vacations were a sort of tradition among my family. We would go to Alberta ski resorts almost every single year. It was easy to do because we had an uncle who lived near Calgary, Alberta �in Canmore, up in the mountains, so many of the Rocky mountain ski resorts were an easy drive from his house. We would go to an Alberta ski resort around Christmas time and not come back home until after New Year’s. It was one of the best times of my life. I always loved skiing and snowboarding, and my family would encourage me to develop my skills to the utmost. When I was in those Alberta ski resorts, I felt like an Olympic skier in training!� Other ski resorts that we would visit in Alberta included Lake Louise which is also near Banff, Marmot Basin near Jasper and Hidden Valley.

In most Alberta ski resorts, it is all about the skiing. The best ones have classes for both beginners and advanced skiers, a variety of different slopes, and excellent accommodations. Luxury hotels abound in the Alberta rocky mountains, so if you are looking for an Albert ski resort that gives you something extra you should consider staying at the Rimrock Hotel in Banff, or Chateau Lake Louise or Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. Of course, there are also discount ski resorts� for people who are there primarily to ski. Some of these actually have� some very good slopes, although other ones are pretty mediocre. The best way to get into Alberta ski resorts is to have a local explain them to you. If you can’t find someone local to tell you about the different Alberta ski resorts, a vacation planner can probably do just as well.

Alberta ski resort listing:

http://www.skihiddenvalley.net/

http://www.skibanff.com/

http://www.skilouise.com/

http://www.skimarmot.com/

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