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Lake Louise Ski Resort is a major ski destination in Banff National Park, spread across Whitehorn Mountain and nearby slopes beneath high Rocky Mountain peaks. Skiing in the area began in the 1920s as access to Skoki Ski Lodge, and the resort expanded after its first lift opened in 1954. It now offers 145 marked runs over four mountain faces, terrain for all skill levels, snowboard facilities, multiple day lodges, and an extensive lift network. Lake Louise is also one of alpine skiing’s best-known race venues, serving as Canada’s only stop on the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup circuit while remaining a year-round destination with sightseeing and other outdoor activities.
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