Rabbit Hill Snow Resort, Edmonton

Name: Rabbit Hill Snow Resort
Address: D-25512 Township Road 510a, Edmonton, T9G 0H9, Canada
Telephone: +1 780-955-2440

#17 among attractions in Edmonton

Winter sport, Park, Outdoor activities, Ski area

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Rabbit Hill Snow Resort is Edmonton's go-to destination for winter sports enthusiasts. Nestled within the picturesque landscape of the city, this ski area provides an accessible escape for those seeking the thrill of the slopes without venturing too far from home.

The resort boasts a varied terrain suitable for all skill levels, from beginner slopes to more challenging runs for seasoned skiers and snowboarders. With its well-maintained pistes and state-of-the-art snowmaking technology, Rabbit Hill ensures optimal skiing conditions throughout the winter season.

Beyond the slopes, Rabbit Hill Snow Resort offers a range of amenities designed to enhance the visitor experience. The resort features equipment rentals, professional ski and snowboard instruction, and a cozy lodge where guests can warm up with a hot beverage or a hearty meal after a day of activity.

Open from late November to March, Rabbit Hill Snow Resort operates both day and night, providing ample opportunity for visitors to hit the slopes at their convenience. The resort's night skiing option is particularly popular, as the trails come alive under the glow of floodlights, offering a unique and enchanting skiing experience.

Longest run: 2625 ftElevation: 2116 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 53°22'48"N, 113°40'16"W

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D-25512 Township Road 510aEdmonton T9G 0H9 Canada

Contact

+1 780-955-2440

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