Atlantic Canada’s ski areas are where our members teach, train and take their courses. Find a resort near you, from Cape Breton to Labrador.
New Brunswick
Crabbe Mountain
A short drive from Fredericton, Crabbe offers one of the biggest verticals in New Brunswick, with 32 trails, gladed terrain and terrain parks. Its snow school runs kids’ programs, after-school lessons and adaptive skiing.
Mont Farlagne
Overlooking the Madawaska River just outside Edmundston, Mont Farlagne has welcomed skiers since 1969. About 20 trails and glades spread over two sectors, with night skiing and a terrain park, in the heart of Brayon country.
Poley Mountain
Skiing since 1957 in the hills of Waterford, Poley is a southern New Brunswick favourite. Night skiing runs Wednesday to Saturday, and the snow school offers everything from Discover packages to seasonal programs and Women on Snow.
Sugarloaf Provincial Park
Rising above Campbellton in the Appalachian highlands, Sugarloaf offers day and night skiing on 14 alpine runs, plus cross-country, snowshoe and sliding trails. Its snow sports school serves the whole Restigouche region.
Nova Scotia
Ski Ben Eoin
Twenty minutes from Sydney, this community-run hill has looked out over the Bras d’Or Lake since 1969. Eleven trails served by a quad chair, night skiing, a terrain park, and adaptive and race programs.
Cape Smokey
On the Cabot Trail, Cape Smokey drops about 1,000 vertical feet toward the Atlantic. Atlantic Canada’s first gondola carries skiers to 16 runs and a snow park with ocean views.
Ski Martock
Under an hour from Halifax, Martock is the closest ski hill to Atlantic Canada’s largest city and a go-to place to learn. Its 600-foot hill has a quad chair, a terrain park and a dedicated learning area.
Ski Wentworth
Tucked in the Cobequid Hills between Truro and Amherst, Wentworth is one of Nova Scotia’s largest ski areas, with 815 vertical feet and 20+ trails from beginner runs to gladed steeps. It hosted alpine and freestyle events at the 2011 Canada Winter Games.
Prince Edward Island
Mark Arendz Provincial Ski Park at Brookvale
The Island’s only alpine hill sits in central PEI, with a 250-foot vertical plus Nordic, snowshoe and tubing trails. Renamed for Paralympic champion Mark Arendz, who first skied here as a child, it hosted events at the 2023 Canada Winter Games.
Newfoundland and Labrador
Marble Mountain
Atlantic Canada’s biggest ski mountain rises about 1,700 vertical feet above the Humber Valley in the Long Range Mountains. Deep snowfall, a high-speed quad and dozens of trails make it the region’s flagship destination.
Smokey Mountain Ski Club
Just outside Labrador City, Smokey has run on 100% natural snow since 1961 and claims the longest ski season in Atlantic Canada. Expect steep walls and open faces in the Wapusakatto Mountains.
White Hills Resort
Billed as North America’s easternmost ski area, White Hills is about two hours from St. John’s. Its 27 named trails cover 55 acres, with 40 km of groomed Nordic trails right next door.