Whistler is not only the most expensive, it also the most crowded resort. Lift lines are the longest I have ever experienced and the snow conditions can be more variable than the other resorts. Not sure I will go back. I love Banff(Sunshine, Norquay and Lake Louise) and SilverStar. Also hoping to visit Kicking Horse.
well it's because it's the only ski resort that has decent infrastructure. I'd say 26 lifts is still not enough even though that's one of the most amount of lifts in North America. In Europe, small resorts have 20+ lifts and bigger resorts have over 100+ lifts which much better tech like: faster, more people, heated seats/windshields. Waiting in line is really a north american issue tbh. Revelstoke has the most potential aside from WB, but it will never be built up like it should be
Whistler's lift system doesn't cope well with the hordes of people who go there. The base area looks very tired. The snow may be plentiful but is heavy and for all of its size it would fit neatly in the corner of any number of larger European areas. Go to the interior for the best skiing in Canada and Europe if you want to ski a genuinely large ski area.
this list is about Canada WB IS FOR SURE THE Biggest in Canada and NA the problem with the mega resorts in Europe is that may have lots of runs but most of it is that the skiing is boring super wide groomers with very little variety and they miss one essential ingredient for skiing SNOW. the snow in whistler may be a bit on the heavy side but at least there is natural snow to ski on and not dirt and rocks with with a little bit of man -made to ski on,very little snow in Europe this year
@@keithscothern3398 You go to Europe for the off piste . In places like Val d'Isere, St Anton, Alagna/Gressoney/Champoluc, and plenty more, it is endless and with lines that you simply can't find in North America unless you hike/climb or have a helicopter. Snow conditions vary everywhere and in my 40 years of going to hundreds of resorts some of the worst conditions I have encountered have been in Canada although I have to admit that some years there have been spectacular. Nevertheless, if you actually get out to the places I am talking about you'll see what I mean.
Agreed that you have to pick your days carefully to ski whistler but when the conditions are on it’s spectacular, much better than anywhere else in Canada. Whistler is best for skiers that live close by so you can jump on it when the conditions are best.
Tremblant the only ski resort is Québec?!?! WTF? lol Before doing a video about something you don't actually know about, try actually coming to the place that you are reviewing. Le Massif de Charlevoix and its new Cub Med at the base of 2600' drop might have something to say about that! Mont-Saint-Anne? etc etc etc
Flip out Tremblant for either Red or Pano and I’d say that’s accurate
You forgot about sugarloaf!!!
Whistler is not only the most expensive, it also the most crowded resort. Lift lines are the longest I have ever experienced and the snow conditions can be more variable than the other resorts. Not sure I will go back. I love Banff(Sunshine, Norquay and Lake Louise) and SilverStar. Also hoping to visit Kicking Horse.
well it's because it's the only ski resort that has decent infrastructure. I'd say 26 lifts is still not enough even though that's one of the most amount of lifts in North America. In Europe, small resorts have 20+ lifts and bigger resorts have over 100+ lifts which much better tech like: faster, more people, heated seats/windshields. Waiting in line is really a north american issue tbh.
Revelstoke has the most potential aside from WB, but it will never be built up like it should be
#1 Kicking Horse #2 Revelstoke #3 Whistler #4 Whitewater #5 Red Mountain #6 Silver Star #7 Sunshine #8 Fernie #9 Lake Louise #10 Powder King
PK is critically underrated
I would add panorama to this list, certainly over mt tremblant
I love panorama
Love panorama
😂😂😂 you candy stick
nice video men!! do a video from best skis destinations argentina, please.
Excellent idea! Will look into that. Any resorts you like in Argentina?
You should add Le Massif de CharlezoixQuebec
Nope. Not even close. Sugarloaf, a way less known resort, is way better in pretty much every imaginable aspect, except for maybe the moguls.
@@holymeto9981Le massif is better than tremblant, and Sugarloaf is american
You forgot to mention the WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES IN WHISTLER 2010 and in Lake Louise WORLD CUP RACES
Tremblant being in the top 20, let alone top 10, makes this list an absolute joke. Its not even top 3 in Quebec
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Personally, I would replace Tremblant and Big White with Red Mountain and Whitewater.
No way😂
Whistler's lift system doesn't cope well with the hordes of people who go there. The base area looks very tired. The snow may be plentiful but is heavy and for all of its size it would fit neatly in the corner of any number of larger European areas. Go to the interior for the best skiing in Canada and Europe if you want to ski a genuinely large ski area.
this list is about Canada WB IS FOR SURE THE Biggest in Canada and NA the problem with the mega resorts in Europe is that may have lots of runs but most of it is that the skiing is boring super wide groomers with very little variety and they miss one essential ingredient for skiing SNOW. the snow in whistler may be a bit on the heavy side but at least there is natural snow to ski on and not dirt and rocks with with a little bit of man -made to ski on,very little snow in Europe this year
@@keithscothern3398 You go to Europe for the off piste . In places like Val d'Isere, St Anton, Alagna/Gressoney/Champoluc, and plenty more, it is endless and with lines that you simply can't find in North America unless you hike/climb or have a helicopter. Snow conditions vary everywhere and in my 40 years of going to hundreds of resorts some of the worst conditions I have encountered have been in Canada although I have to admit that some years there have been spectacular. Nevertheless, if you actually get out to the places I am talking about you'll see what I mean.
@@graemearmstead9237 9 times out of 10 western North America will have better snow than the alps.
Agreed that you have to pick your days carefully to ski whistler but when the conditions are on it’s spectacular, much better than anywhere else in Canada. Whistler is best for skiers that live close by so you can jump on it when the conditions are best.
Le Massif Charlevoix est Le meilleur du Québec, et l'un des meilleurs de la côte Est.
Même pas proche, sugarloaf dépasse le massif.
Mont Tremblant is not even the east coast, its about 14 hours away from the actual east coast lol
Mont tremblant does not belong here lol 😂
Facts
As a long time skier, I agree.
lake lewis is good, but mount tremblent is the best,
but what about the rug mountains of lake lewis?
Tremblant the only ski resort is Québec?!?! WTF? lol Before doing a video about something you don't actually know about, try actually coming to the place that you are reviewing. Le Massif de Charlevoix and its new Cub Med at the base of 2600' drop might have something to say about that! Mont-Saint-Anne? etc etc etc
It’s the only ski resort in Quebec on our top 10 list. That’s all we meant. We are completely aware that there are many other ski resorts in Quebec 👍🏼
New england resorts are better than quebec resorts 🗣️
Hahahahah I agree with you, Club Med Le Massif is ABSOLUTELY GOATED
@@mdpgoski123 Sugarloaf beats that resort in pretty much every way, maybe except for the mogul aspect.
@@holymeto9981 But that's in America, not Canada