Top Mountaineering Spots in Canada

My advice is to rent your gear off-site. It was so much cheaper for me than renting right at the resort. Plus, they had better options to choose from, making it easy to find what I liked.

Grab your meals at local diners instead of the resort's restaurants. I found some fantastic, affordable places just a short walk away, and the food was way better than the overpriced resort fare.

I suggest grabbing lunch at one of the food trucks instead of the sit-down places. The food is just as good and way cheaper! I had a great BBQ sandwich that filled me up without breaking the bank.

If you're planning to snowboard, definitely try the terrain park in the morning when it's not super busy. Just be ready as it gets crowded quickly and some people can be kinda reckless!

I suggest hitting the slopes right when they open at 9 AM. The first couple of hours are less crowded, and the snow is still fresh, which makes a big difference!

My advice is to check the package deals! I saved some cash by buying a combo pass for ski rentals and lift tickets, which made my trip much more affordable.