Kicking Horse Ski Holiday Guide
"Kicking Horse is a must for anyone looking for a challenge. The terrain is epic, with some of the steepest stuff I have ever skied - it isn't for the faint hearted. As it's only 2 hours from Banff, it's ideal for a twin centre ski holiday." Andy, Reservations Consultant.
Kicking Horse Resort is now firmly established as a very popular ski holiday destination for Ski Independence guests.
Whilst Kicking Horse is relatively new, the resort infastructure is outstanding, there's a great choice of ski hotels and condos in the village and a modern, efficient lift system accesing the mountain.
Skiing in Kicking HorseThe skiing at Kicking Horse truly delivers, especially for strong intermediates and experts with a huge selection of bowls and glades, all at challenging pitches. Skiing at Kicking Horse means bowls, chutes and steep gladed runs and even on-piste some of the pitches will have the adrenalin flowing. Fresh powder is a regular occurance and Kicking Horse truly delivers thrills and spills aplenty. You've got 3000 acres of terrain to explore at Kicking Horse and they chose one of British Columbia's most snowiest spots for the resort with an average of 30 feet a year. A stop for lunch at the impressive Eagle's Eye restaurant is a must for those who wish to rest weary limbs, replenish energy reserves and admire the stunning views. Ski Independence can also offer day trips to Revelstoke from Kicking Horse. Revelstoke is North America's newest resort with the longest lift serviced descent at 5,620 vertical feet. |
Kicking Horse
- Ski Area
- 3,000 acres
- Annual Snow
- 30ft
- Number of Lifts
- 6
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