Skoki Lodge
Skoki Lodge is a National Historic Site situated in a beautiful high alpine region in Banff National Park. The eleven kilometre trail from Lake Louise to the Skoki Valley makes it an ideal destination for hikers and skiers of all levels. Built in 1930-1931 with additions in 1935-1936 by the Ski Club of the Canadian Rockies, this backcountry lodge offers access to breathtaking mountain ridges, alpine lakes, and five different adjoining valleys. Renovated in 2003-2004, it provides authentic backcountry lodging with ski touring, telemarking, and cross-country skiing in winter, and alpine wildflowers and hiking in summer.
Amenities
Dining
- All-Inclusivemeals included
- Bar & Loungelicensed lounge
- Restaurantdining room
Room Features
- Fireplacewood-burning
- Premium Linensdown comforters, flannel sheets, towels
Outdoors & Activities
- Hiking & Toursski touring, telemarking, cross-country skiing, alpine hiking
- Skiingbackcountry ski-in only
Services
- Family Facilitiesin cabins only
- Games & Librarybooks on local history and flora/fauna
- Parkingat trailhead
Access & Policies
- Non-Smoking
- SeasonalDec-Apr, Jun-Oct
- Shared Bathrooms
Not Available
- No Electricitycandles and oil lanterns
- No Running Waterwash basins provided
- No Phone / Cell Service
- No TV
Price Range
$229 - $1179 /night
Max Guests
2
Region
Lake Louise
Address
The Lake Louise Ski Area, Box 5, 1 Whitehorn Road, Lake Louise, Alberta T0L 1E0
Availability
Skoki Lodge operates year-round with a busy peak season from June through September that's mostly booked, though December through February offer excellent availability. April and the winter months have good openings, while spring (May) and late fall (November) are closed.
Room Types
Silvertip Room
Deception Room
Skoki Room
Molar Room
Fossil Room
Merlin Room
Honeymoon Cabin
Riverside Cabin
Wolverine Cabin
Contact & Booking
Notes
11km hike/ski-in, National Historic Site
