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Price: USD $3,990 per person
Dates: 21 February – 3 March, 2026

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If you have a group, large or small, get in touch to discuss your travel plans – [email protected] or +1 503 994 1919

DAY 1 – ARRIVAL IN CALGARY // TRANSFER TO BANFF

Welcome to Canada! Touch down in Calgary, grab your board bag, and meet your Mint crew at the airport. From here, it’s straight into the mountains. We hit the Trans-Canada Highway, climbing out of the prairies and into a wall of white peaks as we head for Banff National Park — Canada’s oldest and most iconic. By late afternoon, we roll into Banff, your base for the next four nights. This place is the real deal — a legit alpine town surrounded by towering mountains, frozen lakes, and world-class terrain in every direction. You’re staying right in the heart of it all, just steps from Banff’s best restaurants, pubs, and late-night spots. After check-in, your guides will get you dialed: gear set up, and a full rundown of what the week ahead looks like. Then we kick things off with a Welcome Session + crew dinner — a chance to get to know your fellow riders, get the lay of the land, and start settling into Canada mode. The roadtrip starts here.

DAYS 2–4 – BANFF’S BIG 3 // LAKE LOUISE, SUNSHINE & NORQUAY

Time to ease into the Canada rhythm — big mountains, wide-open terrain, and a slower pace that lets you soak it all in. Over the next three days, you’ll ride three of Banff’s best: Lake Louise, Sunshine Village, and Mt. Norquay. Each has its own vibe and terrain, and we’ll take our time getting to know them all.

Mornings – Every day kicks off with time to fuel up with breakfast and coffee and get your gear dialed for the day ahead. Then it’s van loaded and off to the resort of the day — your guide will have the call locked in based on conditions.

On-mountain – Each day, your guide will read the conditions and pick the best resort to ride. Expect mellow groomers to get the legs moving, followed by long alpine bowls, glades, and playful terrain — perfect for shaking off the jet lag and finding your rhythm. You’ll ride at your own pace, with your guide leading the way and pointing out the hidden gems: wind-loaded stashes, sneaky tree lines, and locals-only zones most visitors never touch. Lunch is casual — think poutine, burgers, or a warm bowl of something hearty — then it’s back out for more laps until your legs call it.

Post-ride – Afternoons in Banff are flexible and your guide will read the room — if the crew’s got gas in the tank, you might hit the Banff Hot Springs, stop for a craft beer with a view, or explore the snow-covered streets. If the vibe’s more mellow, we might take a scenic detour to Lake Louise — the real one. It’s an iconic frozen lake framed by towering peaks, and it’s the kind of place that makes you stop and stare, even if your legs are toast. Some days we might even spot elk or bighorn sheep on the drive. Whatever the plan, Banff always delivers.

Evenings – After dark, Banff turns it on. Your guides will have a dinner spot lined up — maybe a cozy pub, wood-fired pizza joint, or something a little fancy if you’re feeling it. Banff’s stacked with options: swing by a local snowboard shop, grab a late-night snack, or just wander the snowy streets. And if the crew’s feeling it, we might even hit up a round of bowling. You’ve got three nights here, and Banff always delivers.

DAY 5 – RADIUM DETOUR // ROLL INTO PANORAMA

We hit the road today, but it’s far from a rest day. After checking out, we leave Banff behind and head deeper into the Kootenays. The drive alone is worth it — glacier-fed rivers, frozen waterfalls, and snow-covered peaks around every bend.

Midway through the journey, we pull into Radium Hot Springs — a natural mineral pool carved into the cliffs of Sinclair Canyon. This is the perfect spot to soak the legs, breathe in some cold mountain air, and reset after three heavy days of riding. Don’t feel like soaking? Wander the quiet town, grab a coffee, or just take in the scenery — Radium is tucked between two massive mountain ranges and feels a world away from everything. From here, it’s a short push to Panorama Mountain Resort, where things slow down and the snow stacks up. You’ll check into slopeside digs — walk-to-the-lift accommodation with hot tubs out front and the pub next door. Once you’re settled, we’ll meet up for dinner and drinks at the T-Bar, the resort’s laid-back local hangout. Tomorrow, the lift is basically your front door. No early alarms, no long drives — just straight into the terrain.

DAY 6 & 7 – LAPS ON TAP // RIDE PANORAMA

Mornings – Wake up, grab breakfast, gear up, and walk straight to the lift — no van, no rush, just a short stroll from your room to the goods. Staying slopeside at Panorama means you’re always first in line for fresh corduroy or a powder-filled drop into Taynton Bowl. It’s about as easy as it gets.

On-mountain – You’ve got two full days to explore Panorama, one of those hidden-in-plain-sight gems that’s earned its spot on our roadtrip lineup year after year. Start with smooth groomers on the front side to get the legs going, then follow your guide into the real draw: Taynton Bowl — 750 acres of patrolled, former heliski terrain that rides like the backcountry but with lift access. It’s steep, spacious, and packed with long fall-line runs, perfectly spaced trees, and powder pockets that hang around well after the last storm. Your guide will keep the crew moving, link up the best lines, and make sure you’re getting the most out of every lap. Pano stays quiet — and that’s exactly why we love it.

Post-ride – Once you’re off the hill, you’ve got options. Head straight for the slopeside hot pools, kick back at the hotel, or grab a quick reset before heading out. Everything’s close, and there’s no need to rush — it’s all right at your doorstep.

Evenings – We keep it casual at Panorama. Wander over to the T-Bar Pub for a crew dinner — think Canadian comfort food, local beers, and plenty of stories from the day’s riding. It’s a mellow end to a big day, shared with a crew of tired, stoked riders.

DAY 8 – SCENIC SHIFT // ROAD TO REVELSTOKE

Time to pack up and keep the roadtrip rolling. After breakfast, we load the van and head north, leaving Panorama behind as we wind our way toward Revelstoke — one of the heaviest-hitting stops on the Powder Highway. This isn’t just a transfer day — it’s one of the most scenic drives in Canada. Snow-capped peaks tower above the highway, glaciers hang over valley walls, and the road carves through remote mountain passes. You’ll feel the stoke build with every mile as we get closer to Revy. By late afternoon, we roll into town and check into our downtown base, perfectly located for easy access to the mountain and Revy’s buzzing après scene. You’ll have time to dial in your gear and get prepped for the big terrain coming your way. That night, we link up at the legendary Village Idiot Pub — a local staple known for big portions, cold beers, and some of the best poutine you’ll find anywhere. It’s the perfect way to kick off the Revelstoke leg of the trip. Tomorrow, it’s on.

DAY 9 & 10 – BIG TERRAIN, BIG STOKE // RIDE REVELSTOKE

Mornings – Each morning kicks off with breakfast and a short drive to Revelstoke Mountain Resort — a Mint favorite and heavyweight on the Powder Highway. This place is massive. We’re talking North America’s longest vertical and over 15 meters of snowfall every season. It’s where pros come to film, but it’s also the kind of mountain that helps you level up fast.

On-mountain – Your Mint guide will be right there with you, helping dial in your line choice, find your flow, and push your riding at your own pace. From fresh lines in the trees to carving up long alpine groomers, every lap is progression. The terrain variety is unreal — steep tree zones, wide-open bowls, and long, leg-burning fall-line runs. One of the go-to zones is North Bowl — easily accessed, packed with features, and full of options from mellow rollers to cliff bands. It’s big terrain with big rewards.

Post-ride – After your final lap, don’t rush off. Post up for a slope-side après session at the Rockford Bar & Grill — grab a pint, warm up by the fire, and soak in the views of the Columbia River valley. Once you’ve caught your breath, we’ll roll back into downtown Revelstoke for the night.

Evenings – Back in downtown Revelstoke, the vibe stays strong. Revy has serious mountain-town energy. Expect dinner at local legends like The Village Idiot (home to stacked poutine and wild décor), craft beers at Rumpus Beer Co., or live music at The Last Drop. Whether you’re winding down or going all in, the Revy nightlife hits just right — and there’s always something happening.

DAY 11 – FAREWELL FOR NOW // DEPARTURE FROM KELOWNA

All good things must come to an end — and today, it’s time to wrap up the roadtrip. After breakfast, check out of the hotel and load into the van one last time. Your guide will transfer you to Kelowna International Airport, where the tour officially ends. If you’re heading home, it’s wheels up with a board bag full of memories and legs that have earned a solid rest. But if you’re not quite ready to leave the snow behind, we’ve got you — we can help line up an extended stay, another resort add-on, or even a side trip to keep the adventure going. However you roll out, you’ve just ticked off one of snowboarding’s ultimate bucket list tours — and we’ll see you again for the next mission.

WHY TRAVEL WITH MINT?

In a rapidly changing travel industry it’s important to know that your travel provider is accredited, accountable and responsible. Mint is a registered member of AFTA and IATA and conducts business in accordance with the ATAS Charter and Code of Conduct. When you travel with Mint you can have peace of mind that you are booking with a qualified and established travel operator with over 20 years of expertise.

HOW MUCH SHOULD I BUDGET FOR MEALS?

As meals aren’t included in the tour, we recommend budgeting around $75–$100 CAD per day to cover breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and drinks. Here’s a rough breakdown:

• Breakfast: $10–$20 CAD (or grab something quick from a café or convenience store)

• Lunch: $15–$25 CAD (on-mountain meals can be a bit pricier)

• Dinner: $25–$40+ CAD (depending on whether you go casual or sit-down)

• Snacks & drinks: $10–$20 CAD (think coffee stops, après beers, or late-night bites)

You can keep things affordable with grocery store runs or go all-in on local favorites — the choice is yours. Your guides will recommend solid options in each town to suit all budgets and dietary needs.

ARE MEALS INCLUDED?

Meals are not included in this tour. This gives you the freedom to explore local food spots and eat when and where it suits you. Our guides will recommend great places to eat and make group dinner reservations most nights if you’d like to join in.

CAN YOU CATER TO DIETARY REQUIREMENTS?

While meals are not included, we understand dietary needs are important. Our team and guides are happy to recommend restaurants and food options that cater to a range of dietary preferences including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and others. Let us know in advance if you have specific requirements so we can support you throughout the trip.

WILL I HAVE TIME TO EXPLORE THE TOWNS WE STAY IN?

Definitely. While the focus is on riding, we stay in prime locations like downtown Banff and Revelstoke — close to restaurants, pubs, shops, and hot springs. After the lifts stop spinning, you’ll have time to explore, chill with the crew, or check out the local scene.

IS THERE A REST DAY?

While there’s no official rest day built into the schedule, Day 5 and Day 8 are off-snow travel days, giving your legs a rest. These are far from downtime — with stops like Radium Hot Springs and scenic mountain drives through the heart of the Rockies, they’re still packed with adventure. If you need to take it easier during the riding days, that’s totally fine. Your guides will help you pace things out, or you can opt to sit one out, soak in a hot spring, explore town, or grab a massage. This is a fast-paced tour, but there’s always space to recharge when you need it.

DO YOU PROVIDE A DETAILED ITINERARY?

Yes. Before you travel we’ll send you a Pre Departure Guide which has a full day-by-day itinerary with resort visits, travel times, accommodation details, and what to expect each day — including tips on what to pack.

WHAT TYPE OF VEHICLE DO WE TRAVEL IN?

You’ll travel in a comfortable, private van with your group and guides. Plenty of room for your gear and some good roadtrip tunes along the way.

IS WIFI AVAILABLE DURING THE TOUR?

Yes — all accommodations offer free WiFi. Cell service is generally solid in towns and most resorts, but can be patchy in remote areas or on the road between locations. We recommend having data so you’re contactable on during the tour and not just reliant on WIFI.

WHAT IF THE SNOW CONDITIONS AREN’T GREAT?

Your guides will adjust each day’s plan based on weather and snowpack to get you into the best zones possible.

DO I NEED TO TIP?

Tipping isn’t mandatory, but it’s always appreciated — especially if you feel your guides went above and beyond. A good rule of thumb is around $10–$20 CAD per day, per guide. Tips can be given in cash at the end of the tour or via another method your guide may suggest.

In Canada, tipping at restaurants, bars, and cafés is standard. Expect to tip 15–20% on food and drink bills, especially for table service. Most places will include a tip suggestion when you pay by card, making it easy to follow local norms. Your guides will be happy to offer advice on tipping during the trip if you’re unsure.

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DEPOSITS + PAYMENTS

To secure your spot, a 50% deposit is required at the time of booking. The remaining balance is due 90 days before your tour kicks off.

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