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Bonjour mes amis, and welcome to your bespoke Lake Louise ski adventure! I'm your guide, Professor Jacques, and I'm thrilled to be leading you six eco-conscious explorers on this fascinating journey to the Canadian Rockies. Forget your preconceived notions of freezing Canadian winters; warm weather in the ski season at Lake Louise is a distinct possibility, particularly during certain periods of February and March, creating surprisingly pleasant conditions.

Our six-person group will enjoy a unique blend of exhilarating skiing and mindful exploration. The crisp mountain air, often sun-kissed even in winter, offers breathtaking views. Expect the typical sounds of crackling snow underfoot, the cheerful chatter of fellow skiers, and the occasional melodic howl of a distant wolf (don't worry, they're more curious than aggressive!). The local Indigenous Stoney Nakoda people's traditions are deeply connected to the land; we'll respect their heritage by keeping our impact minimal. The architecture here features charming chalet-style buildings, often made of wood, blending seamlessly with the natural environment.

Lake Louise itself is a jewel, its turquoise waters reflecting the majestic Victoria Glacier. You’ll find that the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly – a melting pot of experienced skiers and enthusiastic newcomers, all united by a shared passion for the mountains. Expect to see a mix of tourists, many of whom are keen to embrace eco-friendly practices, and locals proud of their pristine surroundings. Popular pets you might spot are dogs, enjoying the snow as much as their owners.

Speaking of food, prepare your taste buds for a culinary journey! Expect hearty Canadian fare such as maple-glazed salmon, bison burgers, and delicious poutine (but perhaps not daily, for the sake of our eco-conscious approach!). We'll focus on sourcing local and sustainable produce where possible. Our dining budget will be approximately $300 per person for the trip (including breakfast, lunches and a few fancy dinners). The local flora includes stunning evergreen forests – pines, spruces and firs, their scent an unforgettable part of the experience.

Concerning transport, we’ll be using a comfortable private shuttle costing $600 for the entire group for airport transfers and $300 for transportation around the resort for the whole duration of the trip. Ski rentals will be around $150 per person for the duration. Lift tickets cost approximately $100 per person per day; for a six-day stay this will be $600 per person. Accommodation in a cozy eco-friendly lodge will cost us $1000 per person for the duration.

Therefore, the total estimated cost per person for this unforgettable adventure is approximately $2350. However, this can vary depending on specific choices during the trip. Remember, this is just an estimate, and I’ll give you more precise details as we plan the specifics. This adventure promises thrilling slopes, stunning views, and a respectful immersion into Canadian culture. Let's go explore!