Misery Mountain Ski Hill

Misery Mountain Ski Hill

AB, CAN

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Peak Elevation

534 m

1,751 ft

Vertical Drop

197 m

645 ft

Skiable Area

24 ha

60 ac

Avg Snowfall

140 cm

55 in

Lifts

3

About

At Misery Mountain Ski Hill, situated in the heart of Alberta's stunning winter landscape, thrill-seekers will discover a robust vertical drop of 600 feet and 150 inches of annual snowfall that beckon both novice and seasoned skiers alike. With three lifts and an array of amenities, including a ski school and full rental services, the hill is designed for ease and enjoyment, allowing the rugged allure of nearby backcountry terrain to envelop the experience. Embrace the exhilarating charm of night skiing, where the slopes come alive under the stars, and revel in the camaraderie of a community that celebrates the artistry of winter sports.

Terrain

Total Trails35
Terrain Parks1

Lifts & Conditions

Number of Lifts3
Base Elevation337 m (1,106 ft)
Snowmaking
Night Skiing

Amenities

Dining
Ski School
Rentals

Operated by Misery Mountain Ski Area

Data validated from official sources but may be incomplete or outdated. Always verify with the resort directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many lifts does Misery Mountain Ski Hill have?

Misery Mountain Ski Hill has 3 ski lifts.

What is the vertical drop at Misery Mountain Ski Hill?

Misery Mountain Ski Hill has a vertical drop of 645 feet (197 meters).

What is the peak elevation of Misery Mountain Ski Hill?

The summit of Misery Mountain Ski Hill sits at 1,751 feet (534 meters) above sea level.

How many trails does Misery Mountain Ski Hill have?

Misery Mountain Ski Hill has 35 marked trails.

How big is the skiable terrain at Misery Mountain Ski Hill?

Misery Mountain Ski Hill covers 60 acres (24 hectares) of skiable terrain.

Does Misery Mountain Ski Hill offer night skiing?

Yes, Misery Mountain Ski Hill offers night skiing. Hours and trail availability vary by season, so check the official website for current schedules.

Does Misery Mountain Ski Hill have snowmaking?

Yes, Misery Mountain Ski Hill has snowmaking to supplement natural snowfall and extend the ski season.

How much snow does Misery Mountain Ski Hill get each year?

Misery Mountain Ski Hill averages around 55 inches (140 cm) of snowfall per season.

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