Overcast at mid mountain, -5°C at Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada. The mountain runs from 1,646m to 2,637m, a vertical of 991m, across 145 pistes served by 11 lifts. 9cm of snow is forecast at the summit over the next seven days.
| Day | Conditions | Summit snow | Mid snow | Base snow | Base temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon 26 Oct | Overcast | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm | 8° / -2° |
| Tue 27 Oct | Overcast | 1cm | 1cm | 0cm | 4° / -2° |
| Wed 28 Oct | Heavy snow | 8cm | 8cm | 6cm | 1° / -8° |
| Thu 29 Oct | Overcast | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm | -1° / -13° |
| Fri 30 Oct | Moderate snow | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm | 3° / -12° |
| Sat 31 Oct | Light snow | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm | -1° / -9° |
| Sun 1 Nov | Light snow | 0cm | 0cm | 0cm | -1° / -13° |
Forecast updated 26 Oct 2026, 12:11. Snowfall is modelled at each elevation, so summit totals are usually higher than the base.
Canada, Alberta
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The official Lake Louise piste map, published by Lake Louise Ski Resort. This map covers Front Side, West Bowl and Larch. It shows every run, lift and sector across 145 pistes served by 11 lifts, from 1,646m at the base to 2,637m at the top.
Always check the resort's live piste status before setting off. Runs shown on a map are not necessarily open, and off-piste terrain is never patrolled unless the map says so.
Distances are straight-line, not by road.