Ski British Columbia

BC offers some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the world with 13 major resorts. Epic snowfalls, huge verticals, expansive backcountry, diverse terrain, spectacular scenery and a mild winter climate provide the backdrop for big mountain skiing at winter resorts and family-friendly ski hills throughout British Columbia. Whether it's Okanagan "champagne" powder, the expansive terrain and amazing village at Whistler Blackcomb or the breathtaking "Powder Highway", BC has you covered. Don't miss our Ski BC Free sale until December 31st, 2011!

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One of the world’s top ski resorts, only 2 hours from Vancouver, was host of the 2011 Winter Olympics. Whistler/Blackcomb offer 8,100 acres of terrain for skiers of all levels, 200 marked trails, terrain parks and half pipes, restaurants, top-quality Accommodations and a 4.4kms gondola between the two mountains. The pedestrian-friendly Whistler Village is filled with shopping, entertainment, restaurants, spas and nightlife.

Sun Peaks ski resort is located in the interior of British Columbia, just north of Kamloops, and is home to three mountains with 122 trails, light dry snow, champagne powder and over 2,000 hours of sunshine a year. The resort offers diversity across its three mountains; gladded areas, bumps, steeps, terrain parks, long cruisers and alpine bowls.

The Fernie Alpine Resort is located three miles from the charming historic town of Fernie in southeastern British Columbia. Reporting some of the highest snowfalls of any resort in the Canadian Rockies, Fernie is known for its powder skiing. The resort offers 112 different trails, five alpine bowls and extensive backcountry.

Big White, located southeast of Kelowna in the Interior of BC, is the 2nd ski resort in BC with an average of 24 feet of snowfall. If offeres a central village with Accommodation, restuarants and nightlife and has Western Canada's largest resort night skiing area.

Silver Star, less than one hour from Vernon, offers a variety of terrain for downhill, cross-country skiining and snow-boarding. The pedestrian-only Silver Star village is very colourful and quaint, just like out of the movies and offers ski-in ski-out access, restuarants, Accommodation and nightlife.

Located on the western slopes of the Rockies, 2 hours southwest of Banff, Panorama has the 3rd highest vertical rise of all North America ski areas with 4,300 vertical feet of skiing. The Panorama Mountain Village is completely self-contained and offers ski-in/ski-out access, Accommodations, restaurants, nightlife and a variety of outdoor activities.

Located just outside of Golden, Kicking Horse offers 137 runs with a variety of terrain for beginner and intermediate skier and snowboarder. The resort area is very family-friendly and also has a tube park and skating rink.

Revelstoke, in southeastern British Columbia, boasts 3,121 acres of fall line skiing, high alpine bowls, 13 areas of gladed terrain and groomed terrain. This is a place for extreme skiers and snowboarders with companies offers lift, cat, heli and backcountry skiing over 515,000 acres of terrain.