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The Lodge at Bow Lake
Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

The Lodge at Bow Lake

Near The Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola17 roomsDistance to lifts not available to lifts
TripAdvisor 4.7

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Quick Facts

  • Rooms17
  • Distance to LiftsDistance to lifts not available
  • Distance to Airport225 km
  • Nearest ResortThe Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola
  • Michelin RatingNot Rated
  • Phone+1 403-522-0148
  • WebsiteVisit Site
  • Instagram@lodgeatbowlake

Amenities

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Complimentary Gourmet Breakfast
  • Four-Course Dinner
  • Packed Lunches
  • Afternoon Tea and Snacks
  • Lakefront Location
  • Historic Lodge
  • Cozy Lounges with Fireplaces
  • On-Site Restaurant (Elkhorn Dining Room)
  • Provision Co. Café (seasonal)
  • Guided Activity Recommendations
  • Free Parking
  • No Pets Allowed
  • Non-Smoking Rooms
  • Central Location for Hiking and Skiing

Dining Experience

• Num-Ti-Jah Lodge Dining Room – Signature on-site restaurant offering locally inspired Canadian cuisine, featuring Alberta beef, wild game, and fresh mountain trout, all enjoyed with panoramic views of Bow Lake and the surrounding peaks. • Rustic Lounge – Inviting après ski lounge with a cozy fireplace, serving local craft beers and spirits in an intimate, alpine-inspired setting. • Fireside and Lakeside Experiences – Unique opportunities for guests to enjoy picnic lunches by Bow Lake or fireside drinks after skiing, blending natural beauty with relaxed culinary moments. • Proximity to Acclaimed Lake Louise Venues – Easy access to renowned dining at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, including the Lakeview Lounge and Walliser Stube, known for gourmet alpine fare, Swiss fondue, and signature cocktails.

Après Ski

The Lodge at Bow Lake offers a refined yet intimate dining experience at the on-site Num-Ti-Jah Lodge Dining Room, where guests enjoy locally inspired Canadian cuisine with panoramic views of Bow Lake and the surrounding peaks. The menu emphasizes regional ingredients, including Alberta beef, wild game, and fresh mountain trout, complemented by a curated selection of Canadian wines. The rustic lounge area provides a cozy setting for après ski relaxation, featuring a fireplace and a selection of local craft beers and spirits. While the lodge itself is secluded, guests are within a scenic drive of Lake Louise Village, where acclaimed venues such as the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise’s Lakeview Lounge and Walliser Stube offer gourmet alpine fare, Swiss fondue, and signature cocktails in elegant settings. For a more casual après ski atmosphere, the Alpine Social and the Glacier Saloon are popular for hearty mountain cuisine and lively ambiance. The lodge’s proximity to the Icefields Parkway also allows for unique experiences like picnic lunches by the lake or fireside drinks after a day on the slopes, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking both tranquility and access to the region’s celebrated culinary and social scene.

Spa & Wellness

This hotel does not have any spa or wellness facilities.

Ski Resort Guide

Staying at The Lodge at Bow Lake in Lake Louise, Alberta, offers discerning travelers a serene and exclusive base for exploring some of the Canadian Rockies’ most celebrated ski destinations. Nestled amid pristine wilderness, the lodge provides easy access to world-class skiing, breathtaking scenery, and refined après-ski experiences. - Lake Louise Ski Resort: Just a short drive from the lodge, Lake Louise Ski Resort is renowned for its expansive terrain, panoramic mountain views, and exceptional snow quality. With over 4,200 acres of skiable terrain, it caters to all levels, from gentle beginner slopes to challenging double black diamonds and legendary back bowls. Signature activities include guided snowshoe tours, scenic gondola rides, and private ski lessons. The best time to visit is from December to April, when snow conditions are at their peak. Insider tip: Arrive early to enjoy untouched morning powder and reserve a table at the Whitehorn Bistro for gourmet mountain dining with spectacular vistas. - Sunshine Village: Located approximately 45 minutes away, Sunshine Village boasts one of the longest ski seasons in North America, often running from November to late May. The resort is famous for its natural snow, diverse terrain, and the unique experience of skiing across the Continental Divide. Advanced skiers will appreciate the challenging Delirium Dive, while families can enjoy wide-open beginner areas and excellent ski school programs. Après-ski, unwind at the Chimney Corner Lounge or explore the vibrant town of Banff nearby. - Mt. Norquay: A boutique resort just under an hour’s drive, Mt. Norquay is ideal for those seeking a quieter, more intimate ski experience. It offers night skiing, tubing, and a historic lodge atmosphere. Norquay is perfect for families and those looking to escape the crowds, with a variety of terrain and a renowned snow school for children. Enhance your stay with regional experiences such as ice skating on Lake Louise, horse-drawn sleigh rides, or a private heli-skiing adventure for the ultimate thrill. For après-ski, savor local cuisine and craft cocktails at the Post Hotel or indulge in a fireside tasting menu at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. International guests will find seamless access via Calgary International Airport, with shuttle services available. Families benefit from dedicated kids’ programs and childcare, while advanced skiers can explore off-piste terrain and guided backcountry tours. The Lodge at Bow Lake offers a tranquil retreat after exhilarating days on the slopes, making it an exceptional choice for those seeking both adventure and relaxation in the heart of the Rockies.

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