panorama mountain
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We came to Panorama because we were looking for a location where we could both ski and paraglide. From the ski point of view the mountain is not crowded (even on weekends) ,the slopes are well designed with large areas for beginners , several intermediate runs that are always well groomed and large bowls and treed runs for the expert. The chairlifts are new and fast with very friendly and helpful staff.From the paragliding point of view there are 2 take offs and he resort grooms a nice landing area near the chairlift base. That makes it very easy to get back to the launches. The lower launch is very wide and suitable for beginners to learn launching on skis.
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Had a fantastic stay at Panorama mountain village. Stayed in a condo hotel studio and it was very clean, had a kitchen with everything you would need to make your own dinner but I never used it because I ended up in the restaurants on the hill. The T-bar is a great place for lunch and the staff were extremely friendly. Amy was a fantastic waitriss, and ended up going to the montycola for dinner. Italian food is served there and it was fantastic and very reasonable with the pricing, I would say its better than most Italian places in Calgary, and what ever you do talk to the bartender Adam as he surves up a mean drink, and I have never heard of some of the drinks I had.Great place right on the hill, everything within a 2 to 5 minute walk.
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By far the best ski resort I've ever experienced - but bear in mind I'm from the UK, not an expert skier, and have never done any of the 'big' named resorts. However, this had it all for me, an intermediate skier, who, until I came to Panorama, liked to consider myself as verging on the 'expert' category. However, I tried a couple of the black diamond slopes here and soon found out I wasn't even close. The majority of black slopes are steep mogul fields, but the blue slopes were either steep and wide or long narrow mountain traverses - just perfect. As for the double black diamond slopes - I have to question people's sanity for even attempting them! In all cases, the scenery and views from anywhere from half up the mountain and beyond were just jaw-dropping.An intermediate skier can get down from the very top of the mountain to the bottom via a series of narrow but relatively gentle traversing blue slopes without having to encounter any black slopes. Worth knowing, as the views from the top are incredible and the Summit hut with its small selection of hot snacks and beverages is worth the visit.The lift stations are well-manned by really friendly staff, with barcode checking of lift passes on all the base lifts. We skied here second week in January, and even at the weekend, the lines for the lifts were non existent (i.e. straight on, no waiting). Staff did mention that school holiday periods do get busy, though. The beginners areas around the two carpet lifts and T-bar lift looked ideal for genuine beginners, and were being used by learner skiers old and (very) young . The green slopes beyond these areas varied in degrees of challenge, with several of them being quite steep for green, but at least were very wide and well groomed for traversing down. These were the busiest of slopes, but only in comparison to the rest of the mountain. In other words, anything but crowded.There were various deals for ski hire and lift passes depending on how many days rental were involved, and options for renting high performance skis and boots. Worth checking websites like 'Liftopia' for deals before you get there, and compare them with what the Panorama Resort website is advertising.Some very good apre-ski in the upper village, located at the base of the main slopes (T-Bar Grill being my favourite). If your staying in the resort, there are the large thermal pools in the upper village worth popping into. Towels and changing facilities are provided. Loved this mountain!
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Ok, first, can be a little snowshy comparatively, but other than that mostly good fun.Efficient, compact lift system, nice variety of terrain, never overgroomed, Taynton worth the trek if you're good enough.If the snow's there, or coming, give it a whirl.
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Hadn't skied Pano in years, but was here for a three day paragliding ski launching seminar. Skied on Friday and the snow was great, the variety of runs a lot of fun, and on-hill food and beverage options are great - the Summit Hut is a great spot for a break, for a hot coffee drink and fresh cookie! The paragliding is excellent with a great landing zone and nice take off area. Got reacquainted with some of my favorite runs again and thoroughly enjoyed the weekend! Will definitely be back, but will be brining the entire family next time!
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Panorama ski Resort is by far our most favorite place to ski and hang out. This year there are new attractions and an added lift called the Discovery Quad to take you too the green Discovery zone. There are not one but two Rockstar Terrain Parks and night skiing down the from of the mountain. with 123 trails,10 lifts which includes the village gondola, and two carpets, and a platter for the little ones and beginners. No line ups and plenty of places to ski form easy to difficult. Plenty of places to get food on and off the mountain. Hot tubs, pools and saunas' finish off a perfect day of skiing
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Beautiful runs, one of the longest runs in north America. Excellent ski conditions, groomed runs, very nice chalet. Cute little chalet at the very top of the hill with a fireplace, drinks and snacks. Highly recommend skiing or boarding here!!!!
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In all fairness we had terrible snow conditions but the mountain linking is not that great. The best runs are from the top but after only one run you have to ski all the way to the bottom of the mountain via a very long trail (not run) to go on another run. 3 lift rides (no skiing) to get back to the top. A few of the lifts were very slow but maybe this was due to lack of crowds??We stayed at Panorama Springs which was a great location, clean and well equipped. The central reservations arrangement is not that great as too far from the accommodation and they had little knowledge of anything other than the actual booking. We wanted info on how to get to Radium Hot Springs or Fairmont Lake Louise to no avail. We also wanted to change our transfer to an earlier day due to poor snow conditions and on one day told that it was not their policy to change bookings but rang the next day to try again and had success. Obviously depends on who you get when you call.Apart from the few negatives above the majority of the staff were very friendly and helpful. If you intend to visit Panorama we can recommend Panorama Springs as it is very good and definitely ski in ski out.
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We went for my husbands birthday, beautiful resort and facilities. Sad part was they didn't have much snow. Be sure to check the snow report - without lots of snow it can be icy with lots of natural hazards. If there isn't lots of snow and you're an intermediate or higher skill, head down Heli High for some steep and deep. Take your camera - if it's sunny there are some great shots.
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The blues are challenging but wide and they vary in terms of difficulty, especially since we hit a warm spell which meant many icy patches.Not that many Greens, mainly concentrated at the bottom. On the top they only have blacks and when icy I found them treacherous. Nothing at the summit is groomed. Probably a lot more fun when the cover is good.After one night of snow we had better cover and alittle more fun the next day. Dining on the slopes....little huts. ELKORN Lodge along Roller Coaster Run served a nice goulash and good Glühwein. They are not open all week thouh. Other than that there are 2 other huts on the mountain. Eating at the bottom seems to be something most people do.On the whole, good skiing but apres ski is a pub and a cafe without much finesse. Not many fine restaurants either to choose from. Must take the car to Invermere for more choices.