Lake Louise Ski Resort is offering free skiing to several groups of military personnel this week as a gesture of appreciation for their service.
From November 9th through November 15th, 2026, the Alberta ski resort will provide complimentary skiing to Canadian military veterans, active members of the Canadian Armed Forces, and active British military personnel serving with the British Army Training Unit Suffield (BATUS).
The weeklong offer provides eligible military personnel with an opportunity to enjoy the start of the ski season at one of Canada’s most recognizable mountain resorts without paying for a lift ticket.
How To Redeem Free Skiing
Eligible guests can redeem the offer by presenting a valid military ID at any of Lake Louise’s outdoor ticket windows or at Guest Services. No additional redemption details were provided in the resort’s announcement.
The offer applies throughout the November 9th-15th period. Lake Louise is among a handful of major ski destinations currently open in the Canadian Rockies, with its early-season opening providing local skiers and visitors an opportunity to get their winter started.
Lake Louise To Observe Remembrance Day
The complimentary skiing offer also coincides with Remembrance Day in Canada on Wednesday, November 11th. Lake Louise Ski Resort will observe one minute of silence at 11:00 a.m. to honor the military personnel who have served and sacrificed for freedom.
Remembrance Day is observed annually across Canada on November 11th, recognizing members of the country’s armed forces who have served in conflicts past and present.