The ski scene
Every lift, every run, every hill.
Lake Louise, Sunshine and Norquay, broken down the way a local would explain them: ride time and vertical on every lift, beginner-to-advanced runs in my own words, and where to eat once you're up there.
- Lift stats: vertical, ride time, people per hour
- Skiing it by level, from first-timer carpets to advanced lines
- Where to eat and drink, grouped by lodge
Why the app
Everything you'd ask a local, already in your pocket.
Ski rentals, mappedBike rentals, mapped
Every ski and board rental shop in town on one map, so you can gear up on the way to the hill.Every bike, e-bike and boat rental in town on one map, so you can find gear close to where you are.
What to do, by season
Ski days, backcountry touring, hot springs and winter walks, picked for the season you are actually visiting.Hikes, paddles, climbs and bike rides, picked for the season you are actually visiting.
Local knowledge
Tips from someone who was born here and has spent a lifetime guiding, climbing and patrolling these mountains. The stuff the brochures leave out.
One app, three towns
Pick your basecamp.
Built by a local
Not a tourism board. A guide.
I was born in Banff, and I've spent most of my life in these mountains as a climbing instructor, mountaineer and guide. These days my winters are spent on ski patrol at Mt. Norquay.
I built these apps to answer the questions visitors ask me every day, so you spend less time searching and more time out there.
Joe McKay
From the field
The Canadian Rockies
Free, and live now
Banff, Canmore and Lake Louise, summer and winter editions, free on the App Store. Android coming soon.
Android, and what's next.
Send a quick email and I'll let you know when Android lands, plus when I add new ski area guides. Nothing else.