Sun Peaks Resort Skiing & Snowboarding

Snowboarding at Sun Peaks Resort, Tourism BC/Don Weixl photo
Snowboarding at Sun Peaks Resort, Tourism BC/Don Weixl photo

Sun Peaks Resort offers access to some of the best skiing and snowboarding in North America, and sees 559cm/18ft of fine dry powder fall each year, along with mild temperatures and more than 2,000 hours of annual sunshine.

A family-friendly resort with a European-style ski-through village, Sun Peaks has 1,488ha/3,678ac of terrain for all levels of ability, and includes 122 runs, 12 gladed areas and 11 lifts (three high-speed quads, two quad lifts, one triple chair lift, and five surface lifts). The longest run is 8km/5mi, and the skiing and snowboarding area has 882m/2,894ft of vertical drop.

Three Mountains

Each of Sun Peaks' three mountains has a unique personality. Tod Mountain (elevation 2,152m/7,060ft) was the first of the three to open to the public in 1961. Boarders and skiers can test their deep powder skills in alpine bowls or try downhill runs that lead to the village via the Burfield chair, which runs from bottom to top on the west side of Tod Mountain.

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Property Logo 1280 Alpine Rd
Sun Peaks Resort, British Columbia
V0E 5N0

Sun Peaks is located in BC's sunny interior, just a 4 hr drive or quick flight from Vancouver. Sun Peaks offers surprising diversity for the beginner to the expert skier across 3 mountains with 122 runs, 2 alpine bowls, 12 glade areas, 881 m of vertical, all on 3,678 km of alpine terrain. All of these numbers add up to make us Canada's third largest resort. Combine 31 km of Nordic trails, loads of other winter activities, an intimate ski through village lined with hotels, shops, and restaurants and it equals a memorable holiday getaway for the entire family.

New snow Base depth SkiTotalRuns Types of runs
4 cm 216 cm 122 Easy58Easy58Easy10
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