Breathe - Marmot Basin

Room TO
Breathe
WINTER 2015/16
FREE
• Trail map • Mountain stats • LIFT TICKET RATES • SNOW SCHOOL PROGRAMS • GROUP PROGRAMS •
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THE SNOW AT MARMOT
IS INDESCRIBABLE. IT IS LIKE
YOU GO TO A POWDER HEAVEN
THAT JUST KEEPS GETTING
BETTER AND BETTER.
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VIA TRIPADVISOR | MARCH 2015
WHY
MARMOT BASIN
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SHOULD BE YOUR
NEXT SKI DESTINATION
FANTASTIC SNOW Marmot Basin is the
northern most Rocky Mountain ski area
and enjoys abundant dry, light & fluffy
snow that is a dream to ski and snowboard.
With the highest base elevation in
Canada and a latitude of 53°N, annually,
over 400 centimeters of natural snow
blankets the area from November through
May. Combined with a state-of-the-art
snowmaking system that guarantees snow
surety; skiers and snowboarders enjoy
superb snow conditions all season long!
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DIVERSE TERRAIN Skiers and
snowboarders can explore a wide variety
of runs, from novice to expert, on four
mountain faces. You will uncover long,
perfectly groomed trails, high alpine bowls,
treed runs, and steep chutes filled with
Rocky Mountain powder snow. With 1,675
acres (678 hectares) of skiable terrain and
seven modern lifts, the only time to rest is
in the lodge, not waiting in lines. Families
and experts have room to carve turns at
their leisure and the mountain is designed
to guide everyone to the mountain chalets.
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MOUNTAIN STATS
Season November – May
Average Annual Snowfall
400+ cm / 160 inches / 4 meters
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BREATHTAKING SCENERY Virtually
every location on the mountain is an
inspirational viewpoint. Jasper National
Park, Canada’s largest Rocky Mountain
park, is an integral part of the UNESCO
Canadian Rockies World Heritage Site.
You are surrounded by protected
wilderness in every direction. Memories
will be etched as highlights in your life
as you experience the only ski destination
in this unparalleled paradise.
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AUTHENTIC MOUNTAIN TOWN
Everyone leaves the mountain at the end
of a ski day to mix with the locals who are
quick with a smile and a tale or two as they
share their slice of heaven with visitors.
Enjoy Canadian and international cuisine
and a lively night scene while staying in
quaint inns or luxurious lodges. Many
skiers and snowboarders who visit Jasper
once, end up as locals! Venture beyond
the crowds this winter to an authentic
Canadian, mountain town.
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WILDLIFE AND ACTIVITIES Winter
visitors regularly get to see elk (wapiti),
bighorn sheep, deer, coyotes, and more
rarely, wolves, lynx, moose or even a
woodland caribou. Jasper is unique among
ski areas for wildlife viewing opportunities.
The community offers many other great
Canadian pursuits such as cross country
skiing, ice skating on frozen lakes,
ice canyon walks, snowshoeing treks,
dog-sledding and regional helicopter
skiing or cat-skiing.
TERRAIN
Number of Lifts 7
Number of Runs 86 trails
Skiable Terrain 1,675 acres / 678 hectares
Longest Run 5.6 km / 3.5 miles
Terrain Breakdown 30% Novice,
30% Intermediate, 20% Advanced,
20% Expert
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES
December -11°C / 12°F, January -7°C / 19°F,
February -3°C / 27°F, March +1°C / 34°F,
April +6°C / 43°F
ELEVATIONS
Summit
8,570 ft / 2,612 m
Base
5,570 ft / 1,698 m
Vertical Drop
3,000 ft / 914 m
Room TO PLAY
HIGH-PRO!
Rent the highest performance ski and
snowboard equipment at Marmot Basin
Whether you need gear to better suit the conditions,
are looking to test drive a new model or just want to
rent the best gear, Marmot’s High Performance Rental
Equipment options have you covered.
TRY ONE OR TRY THEM ALL!
• Powder
Fresh powder on the mountain? Try ‘fat’ skis!
• All-mountain
Maximum versatility for your day on the mountain!
• Park
Laps in the park more your style?
Edith Rozsa
• Womens
Built for women who rip!
International Women’s Team
2015/16 Lift Ticket Rates
Regular Season Jasper In January
ADULT (18-64)
$
$
89.00
66.75
1 Day
$
50
$
Morning / Afternoon
70. 66.75
YOUTH (13-17)
$
$
1 Day
71.00
66.75
$
$
Morning / Afternoon
60.50
60.50
STUDENT (18-24)*
$
$
1 Day
71.00
66.75
$
$
Morning / Afternoon
60.50
60.50
JUNIOR (6-12)
$
$
1 Day & Morning/Afternoon
32.25
32.25
SENIOR (65-79)
$
$
1 Day
71.00
66.75
$
$
Morning / Afternoon
60.50
60.50
SUPER SENIOR (80+ years)Free Free
MARMOT MITES (5 years & under)Free
Free
MAGIC CARPET
$
$
27.00
27.00
& SCHOOL HOUSE triple chair Prices DO NOT include GST and are subject to change without notice. Morning rates finish at 12:30 pm. Afternoon rates begin at 12:30 pm. Jasper In
January rates apply from January 16 – 31, 2016. Christmas Day hours are from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm (afternoon rates apply). Magic Carpet & School House
Triple Chair Lift Tickets allows use of the Magic Carpet and School House Triple Chair only. *Student means a person (18-24 years of age inclusive) in fulltime attendance at an accredited educational institution who presents acceptable identification to Marmot Basin confirming his/her student status.
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SAVE ON 2-Day Lift Tickets
ADULT (18-64)
YOUTH (13-17)
STUDENT (18-24)*
JUNIOR (6-12)
SENIOR (65-79)
Regular Season
$
169.10
$
134.90
$
134.90
$
61.28
$
134.90
Reserve Your Equipment so it’s ready for you when you arrive!
Reserve your rental equipment online at www.Ski Marmot.com/Mountain/Rentals
Jasper In January
$
133.50
$
133.50
$
133.50
$
61.28
$
133.50
RESERVE
Online*
* O nline Reservations must be made
48 hours in advance.
Prices DO NOT include GST and are subject to change without notice. Jasper In January rates apply from January 16 – 31, 2016. *Student means
a person (18-24 years of age inclusive) in full-time attendance at an accredited educational institution who presents acceptable identification to
Marmot Basin confirming his/her student status.
For more information ABOUT MULTI-DAY RATES VISIT
SkiMarmot.com
SKI FREE for three days
at Marmot Basin for 9 and
10 year olds when you register
at www.Snow Pass.ca!
The most convenient
way to rent!
• Free overnight storage
No hassles lugging your equipment around.
• Less waiting time
Get your rental equipment fitted in our VIP area.
• I nstant exchanges
Not the right fit? Exchange without hassle.
• High-performance fleet
Choose from high-performance equipment to better
suit your ski or snowboard style!
Pick Up when you
arrive Your pre-set,
reserved rental equipment
will be waiting for you at
the reservations counter in
the Caribou Chalet.
2015/16 Rental Rates
SKIS / snowboard • BOOTS • POLES (Regular) HIGH PERFORMANCE (Skis / Snowboard • Boots • Poles)
SKIS / Snowboard only
HIGH PERFORMANCE (Skis / Snowboard Only)
Helmet
Adult / Youth
(13 years - 64 years)
44.50
58.00
$
36.75
$
46.00
$ 00
9. 3 HIT THE SLOPES
With reserved rental
equipment, spend
more time doing
what you love most!
Senior (65 years +) &
12 years or younger
32.00
58.00
$
24.00
$
46.00
$ 00
9.
$
$
$
$
Prices DO NOT include GST and are subject to change without notice. PLEASE NOTE: A Visa or Mastercard is required as a deposit when renting equipment. Children under the
age of 18 years must have a parent or guardian present.
MARMOT BASIN
SNOW SCHOOL
The Marmot Basin Snow
School offers something
for everyone — from
first time skiers and
snowboarders to
instructor training
courses.
We provide lessons for
all ages and abilities.
Our instructors are
friendly, certified
professionals who will
help you make the most
of your experience.
DISCOVER Skiing & Snowboarding
ADULT Lessons
TINY Tracks
Discover Package GROUP LESSON is for the first time skier or
snowboarder. Package includes a 2 hour group lesson, rental equipment
and a full day, lower mountain lift ticket.
2 hour SEMI-PRIVATE group lessons, for all abilities
from novice to expert. We will take you to new levels in your skiing or
snowboarding so you can get the most out of your time on the mountain.
For children 4 & 5 years old, Tiny Tracks is Marmot Basin’s #1 kids package! This ski and play program is designed for
parents who want their children to start off on the right ‘track’ so they
learn to love the mountain experience as we all do! Your children will
have a fun filled day of learning and playing on the slopes, as well as time
to relax in the nursery.
Discover ALL DAY KIDS Package is for children 6-12 years old
and includes 5 ½ hours of instruction and supervision, lunch, rental
equipment and a full day, full mountain lift pass.
Family Discover Package includes a 2 hour group lesson, rental
equipment and full day, lower mountain lift tickets for 2 adults and 2
children. Priced with families in mind, this is the best way for a family
to discover the joy of skiing together.
PRIVATE Lessons
The Snow Sport School’s best seller! From first timers to
experts, our instructors will help you improve your technique and
introduce you to the best terrain the mountain has to offer.
For more information on Snow School Programs
Call US TOLL FREE AT 1 - 866 - 952 - 3816 OR VISIT
Safety Your safety is our highest priority. Helmets are
highly recommended. All children 12 years of age and
under are required to wear helmets while in lessons.
SkiMarmot.com
The Little Rascals Nursery
LUNCH & LESSONS
Check your children into the nursery at the start of the day and we will
take care of the rest! Includes two 1 hour lessons, rental equipment, a
full day lift ticket, lunch and supervised nursery care.
MARMOT Kids Day Camp
BEST VALUE
For 6-12 year olds, the Marmot Kids Day Camp is the
perfect way to make sure your children get the most out of their day
on the slopes. Our certified instructors will keep your child moving and
improving, while making friends and having fun. This package includes
lunch and 5 ½ hours of learning and adventure in a fun environment.
Lift Ticket & Rental Packages available.
Our Nursery is a great
home away from home
for children 19 months to
6 years of age. Our trained
nursery staff will keep your
children entertained while
you spend your day on the
mountain.
Reservation
Recommended
Full Day or ½ Day
Nursery @SkiMarmot.com
or 1 - 866 - 952 - 3816
Optional lunch and lesson
programs are available.
Hourly Rates available by
drop-in only.
CHALET SLOPE INSET
MARMOT PEAK
8570 ft. / 2612 m
MARMOT 2
8300 ft. / 2530 m
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Rental/Repair Shop
Public Telephone
Group Sales
Lost and Found
Mountain Operations
Retail Shop
Kokanee Glacier Sun Deck
Alpine Responsibility Code
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THERE ARE ELEMENTS OF RISK THAT COMMON SENSE AND
PERSONAL AWARENESS CAN HELP REDUCE. REGARDLESS OF HOW
YOU DECIDE TO USE THE SLOPES, ALWAYS SHOW COURTESY TO
OTHERS. ADHERE TO THE CODE LISTED BELOW AND SHARE WITH
OTHERS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR A SAFE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE.
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HOURS OF OP ERATION daily 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Christmas DAY 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
This image is not intended to be used as the official ski marmot basin trail map.
Little Rascals Nursery
Public Safety Centre
E agle Chalet
Ski Patrol
Eagle Dining Room & Lounge
Washrooms
Paradise Chalet
Cafeteria
Washrooms
Charlie’s Lounge
Jim’s Den
S ki Patrol
Terrain Park
Note: The operation of our facilities and services may occasionally change due to weather conditions and other circumstances.
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Artist’s rendition Murray Hay
1. Always stay in control. You must be able
to stop, or avoid other people or objects.
2.People ahead of you have the right-of-way.
It is your responsibility to avoid them.
3. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or
are not visible from above.
4. Before starting downhill or merging onto a trail, look uphill
and yield to others.
5. If you are involved in or witness a collision or accident, you
must remain at the scene and identify yourself to the Ski Patrol.
6. Always use proper devices to help prevent runaway equipment.
7. Observe and obey all posted signs and warnings.
8. Keep off closed trails and closed areas.
9. You must not use lifts or terrain if your ability is impaired
through use of alcohol or drugs.
10.You must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and
knowledge to safely, ride, and unload lifts. If in doubt, ask
the attendant.
KNOW THE CODE & BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS
IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
TERRAIN
BREAKDOWN
30%
NOVICE
GREEN Runs
Easiest
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INTERMEDIATE
Blue Runs
More Difficult
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Advanced
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Most Difficult
double black Runs
Experts Only
LEASE BOUNDARY
SKI AREA BOUNDARY
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By Leslie Anthony
MARMOT
SKIS LARGE.
- LESLIE ANTHONY
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An excerpt from Canadian Geographic TRAVEL Magazine
Summer 2014
Skiing in Alberta is all about the Front Range of the Rockies:
tilted limestone layer cakes skirted in vast swaths of untouched forest,
constellated by glaciers and the robin’s-egg-blue lakes gathered at their
feet, scenery lauded as some of the world’s most impressive — even
by Europeans, who know something of mountain beauty.
Alberta’s top ski destinations all lie within the UNESCO World Heritage
collective that includes Banff and Jasper national parks, linked by the
Bow Valley Parkway between Banff and Lake Louise, and the world
famous Icefields Parkway joining the latter to the town of Jasper and
Marmot Basin, where I’d begun my most recent Front Range ski trip.
Driving north, Marmot spun into view just before Jasper proper, a series
of compact ribbons falling toward the broad valley of the Athabasca
River. Any notions that it was a small area, however, were laid quickly
to rest by terrain unseen from the road. Marmot skis large: a spectrum
of broad pistes in the European tradition mix liberally with chunks of
legitimate alpine adventure surrounding the Knob and Eagle Ridge
chairs. Amazingly, though the last snowfall was many days previous, the
treed glades of Eagle East delivered lingering powder, testament to the
low mid-week traffic of an area where I never once waited to board a lift.
While the upper mountain deposits you at the hewed-wood warmth
of Paradise Lodge, lower runs gather meticulously toward a familyfriendly base and a spacious new chalet. Despite increasing numbers
of international visitors, Marmot still vibes “Prairie folk,” and parking
lots stacked with Alberta plates translated to all eyes in the airy
Caribou Lounge glued to a televised women’s curling match between
Saskatchewan and Alberta.
If you had to leave this idyll behind, as I did, the Icefields Parkway offered
a perfect exit…
IN WINTER, the Canadian roadway that enjoys more world-renown than
any other is spectacular in a different kind of way; gone are summer’s
aquamarine lakes, wandering wildlife and thick tourist traffic, replaced by
an empty road, the wind pluming off razor peaks and a patina of white
running to every horizon. The way the high, snow-limned ridges connect
to glaciers, the glaciers to treed moraines and the moraines to valley
bottoms speaks to the Pleistocene forces that shaped this place.
Room TO grow
Room TO ENJOY
GROUP PROGRAMS
Marmot Basin specializes in group programs for
schools, youth groups, corporate retreats and social gatherings.
Special prices are available to groups of 15 skiers / riders or more.
We organize everything in advance to make your group visit to
Marmot Basin & fun!
Ask for Group Reservations when you call
1 - 866 - 952 - 3816 or visit www. Ski Marmot.com
ON MOUNTAIN
MARMOT LEARNING CENTRE
Marmot Sales Centre
Located at Marmot Basin in the Caribou Chalet, the
Outer Limits Shop has the latest in ski and snowboard clothing,
accessories, eyewear and Marmot Basin souvenirs.
Purchase your lift tickets, lessons and rentals in
advance at the Marmot Sales Centre located at 611 Patricia Street in
downtown Jasper. Clothing, accessories and souvenirs also available.
The Rogers Terrain Park & MINI RAIL PARK are the places to
catch some air all season long. Park features include jumps and table
tops of different sizes, rail features, boxes, wall rides and posts. With
two locations on the mountain and regular feature updates, you’re sure
to stay on your game.
On-Mountain Services & Dining
Marmot Basin has 3
mountain day lodges
conveniently located at the
base and at mid-mountain.
At the Caribou Chalet
(base area), have breakfast
at our cafeteria or a relaxing
lunch at our restaurant.
Additional services in the
Caribou Chalet include: Ticket
Sales, Group Sales, Snow School,
Rentals, Outer Limits Retail
Shop, The Little Rascals Nursery,
lockers and washrooms. Get your
equipment serviced overnight at
our repair shop.
Marmot Basin, Grande Yellowhead Public School Division and Parks Canada deliver FREE curriculum
linked courses, making this program unique to Jasper National
Park. The only one of its kind in Canada.
• Learn about wildlife, mountain habitat, natural ecosystem features,
avalanche formation, terrain reading and managing backcountry risk.
• 1 hour sessions are available any time throughout the day, including
over lunch. They are conducted by experienced Parks Canada staff at
Marmot Basin.
Contact Group Reservations at 1 - 866 - 952 - 3816 or
Groups @ Ski Marmot.com for more information
Outer Limits Shop
Terrain Parks
A Mountain of Learning for
Youth & School Groups! Get more
than just a day on the slopes.
In JASPER
For more information visit www.The Palisades Centre.ca
At the Eagle Chalet &
Paradise Chalet (mid-mountain) you’ll find a cafeteria,
Charlie’s Lounge, the Eagle Dining Room, an outdoor BBQ & firepit,
sundecks and washrooms.
Room TO Celebrate
2015/16 EVENTS
HOLIDAY FUN
Experience a winter wonderland!
This December, create magical memories in Jasper with your
family. Join us for skiing with Santa along with all of your
other favorite winter activities.
Room TO explore
JASPER IN
JANUARY
FESTIVAL
January 16 –
January 31, 2016
FEBRUARY
FAMILY DAY
SPRING
FESTIVALS
February 13 – 15, 2016
Enjoy the long
sunny days at
Marmot Basin
IN April AND May
ENJOY FAMILY DAY
LONG WEEKEND ON
THE SLOPES!
Mountains of fun
AND savings!
With fun events for the whole
family, this will be a Family Day
enjoyed by all!
Join the excitement at
western Canada’s premiere
Winter Festival. Great new
events along with annual
favorites are planned
throughout this 15 day
festival of fun!
Be a part of the festivities
including the Annual Jasper
Street Party, Chili Cook-Off,
Live Music and Fireworks.
Enjoy the endless activities,
awesome January snow
conditions as well as reduced
room rates and discounted
lift ticket prices for the
whole festival!
Join us this spring while
the sun fills the valley and
the snow still fills the basin.
Great live music events
are held most weekends
including the Kokanee
Freeride! Just remember
to bring your sunscreen!
GETTING TO JASPER
Jasper Accommodation
a variety of hotels, inns and
Lodges that suit every budget,
style and taste.
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Aloha Cup
–S AV E–
Join us for an exciting
spring ski & snowboard
race that is fun for all
ages! Be sure to bring
your Aloha Spirit and
don’t forget your grass
skirts and sunglasses!
–S AV E–
UP TO
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SNOWDAYS MIDWEEK PACKAGE *
Save 30% on Regular Priced Lift Tickets and Accommodation
when you Ski & Stay Midweek!
By Train Experience luxury travel on VIA Rail to Jasper from
Edmonton, Vancouver and Toronto.
FALL & Spring DEALS *
Save up to 25% on Ski & Stay packages. Check with your favorite
Jasper Hotel for great deals in the early season and spring.
JASPER IN JANUARY PACKAGE *
Save 25% on Ski & Stay Packages throughout the
Jasper in January Festival.
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Air Access Edmonton and Calgary are the primary gateways
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SIMPLY ONE OF MY
FAVORITE HILLS TO SKI.
Marmot Basin is located 20 km south of the town of Jasper. From Calgary
take the scenic 4 ½ hour drive along the 93 Icefields Parkway. It is only
a 4 hour trip from Edmonton to Jasper on the 16 Yellowhead Highway.
Prince
George
Alberta
Miles
4 Hours
365 km 227 miles
Calgary, AB
4 ½ Hours
413 km
257 miles
Banff, AB
3 ½ Hours
288 km
179 miles
Kamloops, BC
4 ¾ Hours
440 km
273 miles
Vancouver, BC8 ¼ Hours
795 km
494 miles
Saskatoon, SK8 ¼ Hours
882 km
548 miles
JASPER
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Kamloops
Edmonton
CANADA
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Calgary
Vancouver
Jasper
Ottawa
Toronto
Ski Marmot Basin
PO Box 1300, 1 Marmot Road
Jasper, Alberta, T0E 1E0 CANADA
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1 - 780 - 852 - 3816
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