Downhill Skiing

No strangers to winter, Canadians looking to indulge in downhill skiing will find their fill of adventure at the many ski hills spread across the country.

While the length and intensity of winter depend on what part of the country you find yourself in, there is some snowy fun to be had from coast to coast. Our maps are packed with information for downhill skiers and snowboarders. Ski resorts are clearly marked on all our maps for easy reference. Our Mapbooks, GPS Maps, BRMB Maps App and Web Map also include written descriptions of these ski resorts, listing the number of downhill runs, terrain parks, lift access, vertical, hours of operation and more. Everything necessary for a fine day out on the slopes.

Backroad Maps for Downhill Skiing

  • MAP FEATURES

    • Labelled ski runs and chairlifts on the BRMB Maps app
    • Clearly marked ski resorts and winter recreation hot spots on all map formats
    • Boundaries identifying parks & nature areas, closures, First Nations reserves, private areas and more
    • Detailed topographic contours & shaded relief
  • DESCRIPTIONS

    • The Winter Adventures section at the rear of our Backroad Mapbooks series provides resort information including the number of runs, lifts, vertical, terrain parks and features, access and more.
    • Write-ups are also available on the GPS Maps for Garmin devices and the BRMB Maps app for mobile devices.
  • OTHER POINTS OF INTEREST

    • Alpine Huts
    • Backcountry Lodges
    • Cross-Country Ski & Snowshoeing Trails
    • Ski Touring Huts
    • Snowmobile Warming Shelters

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What makes our maps different?

Our maps are prized among the outdoor community for their detail and accuracy, clearly showing changes in elevation, natural features such as mountain peaks and glaciers, and recreational Points of Interest like hiking trails, fishing holes and campsites. Most notably, we provide the most comprehensive coverage available in Canada for backcountry roads including logging and resource roads, deactivated roads and unclassified roads. For this reason, our maps are used not just by outdoor recreationists but by government agencies and Search and Rescue teams as well.