We really enjoy "hike-in" lodges like Skoki, and this trip did not disappoint. It is somewhere between tent camping and a lodge (outside toilets and no showers), but for 2 nights, I highly recommend the place. Food was very good....staff was nice. Would have been nice if the staff spent a little more time talking about the history of the... more

My husband and I decided to do a Skoki hike this year with alot of friends from my hiking group. they do it every year but this year they had an opening so we took it. What a wonderful hike. We went for 3 days. The scenery was just beautiful. There was still snow us there is places. The weather... more

We skied into Skoki in Jan. The temp was -25. We rented equipment from magic mountain in Banff, skis with edges, back country boots and skins. The equipment was amazing, no blisters. The trip was challenging for me. I was not used to the heavier equipment and the cold was tough, I got frost bite going across the lake. Made... more

We visited in the summer of 2003, just before the lodge's long time caretakers/innkeepers (Blake O'Brien & Jennifer Lee) left for their new job at Mount Engadine Lodge in Kananaskis Country. We heard that they were taking Skoki's excellent cook with them so I don't know if the food at Skoki is still outstanding. The stunning setting and incredible ambience... more

Whether you stay in the summer or during the winter...this a very special place. Skoki is a backcountry lodge not accessible by road [11k hike from Lake Louise Ski Resort]. All supplies are brought in by horse or snowmobile. While through-hiking in the summers of 1998 and 1999 I stopped by for a cup of coffee. Both times the staff... more