If you park at Black Prince parking, follow the trail up towards the tree triangle.  As you ascend the tree triagle is bound by a lake at the bottom, a creek on your right and an open gully on your left.  

As the trees thin you arrive at a windblown alpine bench.  From this vantage, looking downhill on your right is an open, treeless gully to the south(ish).  The gully can be problematic and is avoided if you're uncertain of avalanche conditions.  The trees in the triangle are relatively well spaced with a few tight spots to navigate.  You can ski right down to the lake.

You can see the entire tree triangle from the road if approaching on the highway from the south before you get to the parking lot.  

Hi, I am going to spend few days visiting a friend in Canmore on next Tuesday 23th till Tuesday 1st of March. I really would like to go to Black Prince (or even somewhere else colsed to Canmore valley) but as I don't know the place, it would be safer if I would be with a local :)

If you plan to go riding next week, it would be a pleasure to join you and share your experience over here. 

See U

Unfortunately I don't think we'll be back there again until next weekend (March 5) at he earliest.  Hopefully there will be some snow next week to make it a worthwhile trip.

In case you do go, I can tell you that the conditions were terrific on Saturday from treeline down to about 2000m, where the trees get pretty thick and the snow turns a lot heavier and wetter.  I am a heavier skiier, so skiing out was a bit of a chore, breaking through constantly.  See this guys report from the same area:

http://www.avalanche.ca/report.....99b0dfc29a

Maybe if I could just figure out how to "think light thoughts"…

That said, a few other groups that were out there on Saturday talked about the creek (Warspite creek I believe) as a good option for the ski out once the trees get to be too thick.  Might try that next time.

From where we topped out at around 2350m, and down to 2000ish, there was about 30-40 cm of light, relatively dry powder on a reasonably soft crust.  We dug a pit and found things to be very stable.  There was only about 6 or 7 other groups there but Sunday probably saw that many again so it might be fairly skiied out now.

Hope you find some good stuff to explore anyways.