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Location

Banff, Canada

Duration

1 weeks

Style

freestyle

Ability

Advanced

Expert

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Calgary, AB

Dial in your freestyle game in Banff — Canada’s park skiing capital. With pro coaching from jibbing specialists, three epic parks, and soft landings in the spring slush, this week-long camp is built to boost your confidence, commitment, and trick list. Whether you're new to jumps or chasing spins, small-group coaching is all about your goals.

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Course Spec

Terrain

Groomer

Powder/Trees

Backcountry

Freestyle

A freestyle-focused camp built for progression. Learn and level up in the park with pro coaching across three resorts — from mellow boxes to XL booters.

Ability

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Novice

Intermediate

Advanced

Expert

For skiers with solid all-mountain control, from park first-timers to seasoned freestylers chasing bigger tricks. Groups are split by level and goals.

Age

18-29

30-39

40-49

50+

This one is open to all riders. Whether you’re new to freestyle or chasing your next spin, you’ll be part of a crew that’s hyped to ride and progress.

Nationality

UK + Europe

AUS + NZ

N. America

Other

A global mix of like-minded skiers brings this camp to life. Come solo or with mates — you’ll leave with a trick list full of wins and friends from around the world.

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Full Course Story 1 Weeks in Banff, Canada

Step up your freestyle skiing on this one-week spring camp based in the heart of the Canadian Rockies. Banff gives us access to three ski resorts — Sunshine Village, Lake Louise, and Mount Norquay — each packing a park built for progression. From mellow boxes to XL booters, you’ll session the features that suit your level, with daily coaching designed to push your limits.

Across five full coaching days, you’ll work on every aspect of your game — from take-offs to landings, grabs to spins, rail control to all-mountain jibbing. Whether you’re looking to leave the ground for the first time or stomp your first 7, our specialist coaches are there to help you unlock new tricks with confidence and style. Expect video feedback, personalised drills, and loads of encouragement.

Off the mountain, Banff brings the heat. As Canada’s ultimate spring ski town, it’s buzzing with nightlife, breweries, and a tight-knit community of riders. After each day of sending it, kick back with the crew and enjoy the good vibes.

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From side hits to stomped landings, here’s how a typical freestyle week in Banff might shape up — new tricks, good people, and park laps included.

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Touch down in Banff and check into Irwin’s Mountain Inn — your base for the week. The next day is yours — use the free time to explore Banff, pick up any gear, or head for a warm-up lap or two. In the evening, join the crew for a Welcome Dinner — meet your coaches and get hyped for what’s coming.

Time to drop in with the first of five coaching days. Sunshine’s park is flowing, varied, and perfect to ease in — from rollers and beginner boxes to large kickers. Today is about assessing where you’re at, setting progression goals, and reconnecting with the park under coach guidance. Expect solid feedback, early wins, and good vibes.

Next stop: Lake Louise. Its progressive park layout is built for flow and progression — from small features to legit booters. Two full days here give you space to focus, refine, and push. Coaches will keep the sessions dynamic with video feedback, drills, and plenty of high-fives. Off the hill, Banff’s nightlife kicks into gear — local brews, food, and mountain-town vibes.

Norquay’s park is compact but mighty — ideal for technical work and creativity. Today is all about honing your line, stomping clean landings, and locking in style. With the crew vibe in full swing, expect laid-back energy and loads of laughs between laps.

We wrap up strong with a final ride day — usually back at your favourite resort from the week. It’s your chance to put everything together: line up that trick you’ve been chasing, shoot photos with your coach, or just flow and enjoy. In the evening, we roll into our farewell social — expect a proper send-off, maybe a team edit viewing, and all the good vibes.

Pack up, hug it out, and take off with new skills, new footage, and a new crew of freestyle homies. You came to ride — now you’re leaving with progression in the bag and memories to match.

From side hits to stomped landings, here’s how a typical freestyle week in Banff might shape up — new tricks, good people, and park laps included.

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Banff is unique, home to a bouncing town and three varied ski areas – Lake Louise, Sunshine Village and Mount Norquay, collectively known as the Big 3. Between each, there’s powder, steeps, trees, open faces and parks, plus mega views everywhere you turn. Every week you’ll ride all three resorts, which we rotate between depending on the snow, weather, and kind of terrain we want to ski.

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Average Snowfall

30 ft

Vertical

3,550 ft

Skiable Acres

7,748

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Nightlife

Banff is home to the Big 3 — three diverse ski areas offering a combined 8,000 acres of terrain and some of the best snow and views in Canada. Across Lake Louise, Sunshine Village, and Mount Norquay, you’ll find everything from deep powder and steep lines to tree runs, open faces, and terrain parks.

Banff’s Big3 resorts see up to 30 feet of legendary Canadian Rockies powder each season — light, dry, and endlessly skiable. Sunshine Village tops the snowfall charts thanks to its high elevation and ideal location, pulling in up to 9 metres per winter. Its 7,200-foot base-area altitude keeps the snow cold and dry. Lake Louise averages 5 metres, delivering consistent coverage across its vast terrain, while Norquay, the smallest of the three, still clocks in with 3 metres and quick access to fresh lines.

Set in the heart of a National Park, Banff is a vibrant mountain town with epic scenery and plenty of energy. It’s the central hub for accessing the Big3 resorts, connected by free shuttles. The town blends Canadian hospitality with a global buzz, offering loads to explore off the slopes — from local shops and lively bars to brunch spots, hot springs, and art galleries. The main street is always alive with things to do, and regular events like film festivals, rail jams, and wildlife sightings (hello elk!) keep the town feeling dynamic and fun.

Banff’s nightlife is as lively as its slopes — a buzzing mountain town that knows how to have a good time. After a day on the hill, the vibe shifts from laid-back après to social evenings, with plenty of places to eat, drink, and catch up with your crew. Whether you're in the mood for a relaxed pint or something more lively, Banff has you covered.

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This camp is all about elevating your freestyle skiing — with small-group coaching from park specialists, across Banff’s three terrain parks. Whether you're chasing your first grab or aiming to stomp a new spin, you'll progress fast, have a blast, and see the park through a whole new lens.

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By Ability

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Video Analysis

Yes

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The goal on this one is to help you develop style, confidence, and control in the terrain park. You’ll work on your jumps, grabs, spins, rail tricks, switch riding, and overall flow — with an emphasis on creativity, consistency, commitment, and pushing your boundaries safely.

You’ll train five days during the week, with full-throttle days on snow rotating between Lake Louise, Sunshine Village, and Norquay. Each park offers a different layout and vibe — and with features from small to XL, you’ll always have the right setup to level up. Video analysis and feedback sessions will help dial in the details.

This camp is open to a range of abilities — from first-time park riders to more experienced freestylers. You just need solid all-mountain control and a commitment to get after it. You’ll be grouped by ability and goals, usually around 6 riders per coach. The social vibe is strong, with everyone hyped to ride and progress together.

You’ll be riding with certified freestyle coaches who live for park days. They’ll tailor each session to your needs and keep the energy high, with the perfect mix of encouragement, technical insight, and fun. Expect coaching that’s progression-focused, rider-led, and always about good times on snow.

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Jake

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Mark

Ski Coach // Banff

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