4 Good Reasons to Ski Sun Peaks Resort, BC, Canada

So much to ski

• 3,678 skiable acres on three mountains, with 121 runs including twelve gladed areas.
• Second largest skiable terrain in British Columbia, and third largest in Canada.
• Variety:– two alpine bowls, cruising blue runs throughout the entire ski area, steep and deep off the Top of the World, and gladed stashes loaded up with powder.
• Access to the back country on a full day cat ski tour.

Easy to get around

• Ski-in and ski-out, the charming ski-through alpine village at the base of all three mountains gives you access to chairlifts, hotels, eateries, shopping, sports school, the spa, and a variety of activities.
• Twelve lifts allow access to a wide variety of blue, green, and black diamond runs.
• Most trails lead right into the village, so it is easy to meet your friends and family after a run.
• A complimentary in resort shuttle service is available to guests during weekends and holidays. With pick ups and stops located throughout the resort, getting your family to the ski area is  easy.
• The three mountains are conveniently centred around a picturesque, ski-through village of charming walkways, shopping, spas and high quality condos, hotels, chalets and town homes.
  

Family friendly

• Designed for kids aged 3 to 12 years old, the Kids Ranch is an animated theme park with terrain and features designed specifically for children to learn in a fun and safe environment made complete with its own carpet lift.
• The Childminding Centre in the village offers day care services and ski school for children aged 18 months to 12 years old.
• Family casino night, horse drawn sleigh rides, snowshoe fondue, and the slopeside movie night take place throughout the winter season.
• Kids Adventure Park, with mini snowmobiles, and tobogganing hill.
• Sports Centre with outdoor swimming pool, kids pool, hot tub, and skating rink.

Great ski in/ski out accommodation

It's a true ski-in ski-out location at Sun Peaks. It's not a short walk or a struggle through an overgrown trail. It's actually right at the base of several ski runs. You can literally step out the front door, put on your skis and ski down to the high speed quad lift.