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Important Dates
Projected opening date
Dec 05, 2025
Projected closing date
Apr 05, 2026
Projected Days Open
129
Days Open Last Year
115
Years Open
60
Average Snowfall
201"
Terrain
Beginners Runs
10%
Intermediate Runs
21%
Advanced Runs
58%
Expert Runs
11%
Runs in Total
117
Longest Run
4.3 mi
Skiable Terrain
3,592 ac
Snow Making
300 ac
Lifts
7
High Speed Quads
1
Triple Chairs
2
Double Chairs
2
Surface Lifts
2
Inside Scoop
Reviews
A. Atkinson
Castle Mountain Resort is a hidden gem in Southern Alberta. Both of my children learned to snowboard here - seamlessly graduating from the Green Chair (beginner only terrain) to the Huckleberry and Blue Chairs (intermediate terrain), and finally the Red Chair (experienced terrain). The point is, there’s something for everyone - and if you can’t find it, you’re doing it wrong. The best runs I have ever had (I’ve snowboarded them all in Western Canada) have been off the Red Chair after a dump. Castle Mountain has a reputation for boom and bust, but the addition of the Huckleberry Chair a few seasons back introduced a much more reliable face to the mountain that holds decent groomers in even the most modest conditions. Beyond that, the history of Castle Mountain is one of perseverance - the community takes nothing for granted. It is a special place and everyone is in on the secret. Because it’s not a mega resort, the infrastructure is a little more “traditional”. But anytime lost in lift speed is made up by the general lack of lift lines. The independent nature of the mountain is also reflected in its pricing, which is very reasonable during a time when alpine sports are becoming cost prohibitive.
Overall, I deeply recommend Castle Mountain Resort to anyone who truly loves skiing or snowboarding - this place will be your Mecca.