Yahoo! It's time to get out and have some fun. Get your skis and boards tuned up, because the ski resorts in Alberta and British Columbia are open for the 2019/2020 season.

In over five decades Marmot Basin has never seen an earlier opening date than this Remembrance Day weekend.

I have had the good fortune as a photographer and videographer based in Fernie, B.C. to capture the beauty of a number of cat skiing destinations over the years, and to work in the industry as a photographer for the past eight years. Last winter was my first taste of cat skiing in Alberta, where there a couple of hidden gems and one of them is at Castle Mountain Resort in southern Alberta.

Seven-day ski weeks have officially started in Alberta with Lake Louise Ski Resort and Mt. Norquay kicking off the ski season more than a week earlier than last year.

You gotta love when a day out in the mountains makes it into the history books. This past weekend, Oct. 26 and 27 was a record-making weekend for those who got to enjoy the earliest opening for a ski resort within the Bow Valley - ever.  

They’ve gone snow crazy this past few weeks at many of our favourite Alberta and BC ski spots. (Note: these spots are still closed and we at SnowSeekers do not encourage you out on the slopes before opening).

A series of snow-laden weather systems have dumped prolific amounts of snow on some Western Canadian ski resorts this past week.

You can expect heavier than normal snowfalls for 2019-2020 winter season in western Canada, The Old Farmers’ Almanac predicts. That might stir feelings of dread for daily commuters, but it’s the best kind of news for powder hounds like us.

A new season means new infrastructure, events and more!

SnowSeekers, in partnership with Castle Mountain Resort, invite you to enter to win an epic Castle Mountain Cat Skiing experience worth well over $800.