Castle Mountain Oceny / Recenzje

Stoki są wspaniałe, z dobrym nachyleniem, ale potrzebny jest śnieg. Jeśli go nie ma, ośrodek narciarski szybko staje się ograniczony i staje się ośrodkiem dla początkujących i średnio zaawansowanych.

• Świetnie, gdy jest śnieg
• Zmniejszony obszar, jeśli nie ma śniegu

Castle Mountain Resort to ukryty klejnot południowej Alberty. Dwoje moich dzieci nauczyło się tu jeździć na snowboardzie – płynnie przechodząc z Green Chair (teren tylko dla początkujących) na Huckleberry i Blue Chair (teren średnio zaawansowany), a na końcu na Red Chair (teren dla doświadczonych). Chodzi o to, że każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie – a jeśli nie możesz tego znaleźć, to znaczy, że robisz to źle. Najlepsze trasy, jakie kiedykolwiek miałem (wszystkie zjechałem w zachodniej Kanadzie), miałem z Red Chair po upadku. Castle Mountain ma reputację wzlotów i upadków, ale dodanie Huckleberry Chair kilka sezonów temu wprowadziło o wiele bardziej niezawodną górę, na której nawet w najbardziej umiarkowanych warunkach można znaleźć przyzwoite przygotowane stoki. Poza tym historia Castle Mountain to historia wytrwałości – społeczność niczego nie bierze za pewnik. To wyjątkowe miejsce i wszyscy znają sekret. Ponieważ nie jest to mega ośrodek, infrastruktura jest nieco bardziej „tradycyjna”. Jednak wszelkie straty w prędkości wyciągów rekompensuje ogólny brak kolejek do wyciągów. Niezależny charakter góry znajduje również odzwierciedlenie w cenach, które są bardzo rozsądne w czasach, gdy sporty alpejskie stają się coraz bardziej kosztowne. Ogólnie rzecz biorąc, gorąco polecam Castle Mountain Resort każdemu, kto naprawdę kocha narciarstwo lub snowboard – to miejsce będzie Twoją Mekką.

• Teren; klimat; wartość
• Zero

An off the beaten track gem. We found it with great snow which helped our impression but worth seeking out.

• Great varied terrain with fabulous powder bowls and chutes.
• Antiquated lifts could do with an upgrade. Can be very windy and cold.

This resort has come along way in trying to provide a great product for every skier. It has had a long reputation amongst expert skiers as having some of the best powder and off piste terrain anywhere. During a recent cat skiing trip in the BC interior the group I was riding with were raving afterwards about it being their best powder day ever but I had to advise that it didn't come close to the epic days we get every year at Castle. You do however need to pay your dues at Castle because the rugged terrain and wind conditions can leave the top of the mountain very challenging at times. With the addition of intermediate terrain on Haig mountain , a new snow making system and great grooming, the mountain is much friendlier to intermediate and beginner skiers than it once was.

• huge expert off piste terrain with limited pressure from too many skiers.
• limited base amenities

To lazy to actually do there jobs to busy always yelling janitors can’t sweep or mop floors washrooms are always a mess do not not take your family there if you have kids only nice staff in the lodge is the door hosts

• Great hills and lots of fun
• Staff in day lodge

We drive 13 hours from the prairies out to the Rockies a couple times a year. I've been to most of the big name resorts in western Canada and Castle is by far my favorite. Epic when it dumps, and fun gromers off huckleberry when it hasn't.

• The chutes
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Castle is a hidden gem. Be transported back in time to a place that still holds the spirit of skiing. A place you can pull up and camp in the parking lot. A place that never has a line. A place you can ski 3000 ft of fall line and never see another person. Catch it on a pow day or with some good wind buff and have your mind blown. The skiing is full on and rugged. Great for strong skiers. And the T Bar provides for a cozy place to grab a pitcher and some nachos with your buds. Oh and no cell service, it is wonderful.

• Fall line 40 degree terrain for nearly 3000 feet; no lines; great vibes
• storm cycles can be inconsistent

skied here last year , missed some good powder days because of lift problems , could only ski lower part of mountain on these days. first day i had out this season had one ride on upper mountain, then that lift broke down for the day. Seemed like the same kind of problem that lift was shut down late in the last season. Makes me wonder if they do any maintenance in the off season. I was going to stay for 2 days but was told that it would be shut down for a couple of days. Then i talked with a friend who had went that next day and the lift was running . so its hit and miss for skiing the best part of the mountain. its not worth the money skiing the lower mountain early season .

• powder , good windgrooming
• poor maintenance on lifts, strong winds, old lifts subject to breakdown

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• Good
• Ok terrain park

I've been here about 3 times so far. I really emjoy it. I had some friends visit and I took them here rather then sunshine and this is how I discouver it! I highly recommend to anyone! Mountain to your self

• Love this place sure beats sunshine
• No cons