Castle Mountain Resort is known for its impressive annual snowfall, often receiving up to 900 cm, which contributes to excellent skiing conditions throughout its season, typically running from December to April. The terrain is diverse, offering something for everyone, from beginner slopes to advanced chutes and bowls. While the resort is particularly renowned for its challenging terrain and backcountry areas, it also has beginner-friendly runs. There are no terrain parks, but the natural features provide plenty of excitement. The resort does not offer night skiing, but its lift system includes two chairlifts and three surface lifts that access a variety of runs. The views at Castle Mountain are stunning, with panoramic vistas of the surrounding Rocky Mountains. It's a family-friendly resort with a warm, community feel. Other winter activities include snowshoeing trails, but there are no ice skating, snow tubing, snowmobiling, or sledding areas within the resort.