$14 for Full-Day Lift Ticket at Tawatinaw Valley Alpine and Nordic Centre (Up to $28 Value)
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- Lowland ski area
- More than 140 acres
- Terrain park & 17-foot super pipe
Snow has two positive uses: it can be used to build snow-jurors when neighbours don't show up to serve in a non-binding apartment court, and you can ski on it. Take advantage of the latter use with today's Groupon: for $14, you get a full-day lift ticket at Tawatinaw Valley Alpine and Nordic Centre (an up to $28 value).
Located just one hour north of Edmonton, this lowland ski area stretches more than 140 acres, with 24 downhill runs and more than 25 kilometres of cross-country ski trails for classic and skate-style skiing. Novices to seasoned skiers to seventh-level schussboomers can find a trail suited to their abilities, and snowboarders can play on the hits, rails, funboxes, and the 17-foot super pipe—one of two super pipes in Alberta—at the terrain park. For visitors whose ski-bound hunt for sasquatch jerky proves fruitless, food is available at the chalet, as are rentals for the under-equipped. Tawatinaw Valley offers ski and snowboard lessons for individuals and groups, and is open weekends and holidays, with the exception of December 24–25 and January 1.
- Lowland ski area
- More than 140 acres
- Terrain park & 17-foot super pipe
Snow has two positive uses: it can be used to build snow-jurors when neighbours don't show up to serve in a non-binding apartment court, and you can ski on it. Take advantage of the latter use with today's Groupon: for $14, you get a full-day lift ticket at Tawatinaw Valley Alpine and Nordic Centre (an up to $28 value).
Located just one hour north of Edmonton, this lowland ski area stretches more than 140 acres, with 24 downhill runs and more than 25 kilometres of cross-country ski trails for classic and skate-style skiing. Novices to seasoned skiers to seventh-level schussboomers can find a trail suited to their abilities, and snowboarders can play on the hits, rails, funboxes, and the 17-foot super pipe—one of two super pipes in Alberta—at the terrain park. For visitors whose ski-bound hunt for sasquatch jerky proves fruitless, food is available at the chalet, as are rentals for the under-equipped. Tawatinaw Valley offers ski and snowboard lessons for individuals and groups, and is open weekends and holidays, with the exception of December 24–25 and January 1.