Nakiska Ski Area, famous worldwide for hosting the alpine events of the 1988 Olympics, continues to thrive not only as a skiing and snowboarding area but also as one of the best alpine ski training venues in North America. Nakiska is, in fact, the official alpine training centre of Alpine Canada and continues to host

Nakiska has been known as a cherished family skiing destination for decades. For the Kucera family, it’s more than just a ski hill—it’s the backdrop of a lifetime of memories, spanning three generations, nearly forty years and counting. John Kucera is a Canadian skiing World Champion and Olympian who now coaches the next generation of

Nakiska offers more than breathtaking views and world-class slopes—it’s a hub of opportunity for job seekers and career enthusiasts alike. Offering part-time, full-time, seasonal, or year-round roles, our ski resort provides a dynamic workplace that brings together people passionate about staying active, outdoor adventure and hospitality. A Thriving Snow Village of Professionals The opportunities are

At Nakiska, we recognize that maintaining the beauty and stability of our natural environment is as important as providing an exceptional recreational experience. One unique practice we implement on our slopes is mulching. But what exactly is mulching and why is it such an important practice? What is Mulching? Mulching involves covering the soil with

If you’ve ever skied at Nakiska, you know that we strive for great, dependable snow conditions all season long. But have you ever wondered how we manage to keep our slopes so smooth? Snowmaking is an important component of our operations, ensuring consistent and high-quality skiing conditions throughout the season, in addition to all the

At Nakiska, we’re committed to providing an exceptional recreational experience while also taking steps to best manage our stunning environment. As a longtime local operator with deep roots in the area, we understand the importance of balancing recreation with responsible and sustainable practices. We are always seeking new ways to minimize our footprint so that