Fairview Ski Hill















































Fairview Ski Hill
Fairview Ski Hill Logo.jpg
Location
Fairview No. 136, Alberta, Canada
Nearest city About 15 minutes from Fairview, Alberta
Vertical 500 feet (150 m)
Skiable area 20,000 feet (6,100 m)
Runs 15
Lift system 4 Lifts: 1 rope tow, 2 platters & 1 T-bar
Terrain parks 1
Snowmaking No
Night skiing Yes
Website Ski Fairview

The Fairview Ski Hill is a ski area located about 15 km southwest of the Town of Fairview, Alberta, Canada. It has a rope tow, 2 platters and one T-bar and 15 runs. They offer 20,000 feet (6,100 m) of groomed runs on 100% natural snow. There is skiing and snowboarding for everyone, no matter ability. The Fairview Ski Hill has lessons available for beginners, a terrain park for the snowboarders and many special events throughout the season.


The hill was incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1970 and heavily relied on volunteer and community support. Volunteers continue to assist in projects and it is still run by a volunteer board.




Contents






  • 1 Facilities


    • 1.1 Fully Equipped Day Lodge


    • 1.2 Rental Shop


    • 1.3 Concession




  • 2 Lift system


  • 3 See also


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





Facilities



Fully Equipped Day Lodge



Rental Shop



  • large selection of Salomon parabolic skis

  • wide range of snowboards



Concession



  • variety of meals, snacks & drinks

  • daily specials



Lift system























Lift Name
 Type
Main Tow
Platter
North Tow
Platter
T-Bar
T-Bar
Bunny Tow
 Ropetow


See also


  • List of ski areas and resorts in Canada


References


  • http://www.skifairview.com


External links



  • Official Website

  • Facebook Page



Coordinates: 55°59′44″N 118°36′20″W / 55.99556°N 118.60556°W / 55.99556; -118.60556














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