Campbell Icefield Chalet News

I’m not going to try and predict the weather but based on the snow pack, I’m thinking the alpine meadows wildflower season is going to be in full swing early July. The Chalet is going to be opening up for the summer July 8 and there’s still a few key bookings available for the first ... [read more]

Although the past week didn’t see much new snow, travel was fast on a hard crust and the group made their way around in good travel conditions. Trips were made up East Peak and all the other usual spring locations. The snow pack dropped to 180cm at the Chalet but as of April 30 it’s ... [read more]

Who knew mid-April would be one of the best weeks of the winter. It started with warm spring conditions and a couple of days of +15c with great corn snow. Then it got cold, -14c and we has 25cm of fresh pow. Lots of fun skiing the trees for a couple of days and then ... [read more]

Guests at the chalet have been going after bigger lines with the freeze / thaw conditions. The key to doing that is being there in the right point of that daily cycle. There’s been a little dust on crust but there’s more snow coming this week. Tips up! ... [read more]

Now that we’re officially into spring it sometimes means the best of both winter & spring. Cold snow was found on N facing slopes last week  and small amounts accumulated early in the week. The last couple of days were primo Rocky Mtn. spring skiing. The snow pack is holding at 200cm, pack your sun ... [read more]

If you love star gazing the Campbell Icefield Chalet provides an unparalleled escape where you can view the night sky. You’ll have a front-row seat from which to take in the evening splendor. The best opportunities are in late August and early September. You’ll be able to enjoy the alpine meadows, lakes and streams by ... [read more]