Ski at Sun Peaks
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Sun Peaks Resort
The mountain trio of Tod, Sundance, and Morrisey encircle Sun Peaks’ slopeside, pedestrian-only village. The resort’s interior BC location provides frequent bluebird powder days. Choice abounds with 137 runs, long cruisers, deep steeps, incredible tree skiing, and an enormous top-to-bottom terrain park. Check out the immaculately groomed Nordic trail network, head out with a team of Alaskan huskies on a dogsledding tour, or enjoy an on-mountain evening fondue.
Resort Details
- Terrain 1,728ha/4,270ac
- Elevation 2,152m/7,060ft
- Annual Snowfall 602cm/237in
- Vertical 882m/2,894ft
- Lifts/Runs 13/137
- Longest Run 8km/5mi
- Nearest Airport Kamloops Airport
Difficulty
- Beginner 10%
- Intermediate 58%
- Advanced 32%
Current Conditions
Most Recent Travelers Reviews
- Feb 18, 2020: “Traveled up on Family Day Long Weekend to spend an afternoon in Sun Peaks. I could not believe how much snow had collected in this resort. Sun Peaks Resort as a whole is very well organized and appointed. It was easy to find different hotels, shops and restaurants. With all the snow around, it certainly had that "ski resort" feeling. If you have never been (even if you do not ski, snowboard, etc), it is worth the drive up when staying in Kamloops.” 0
- Feb 18, 2020: “absolutely great place for skiing, with the second largest ski field in canada.No waiting to get on the lifts, runs were extremely long, ski in /ski out accomodation. The only disappointing thing is the village has no real night life and very few shops to keep you entaintained if you are not skiing” 1
- Feb 17, 2020: “Of course you can moan on everything. But this winter 2019/2020 was mostlikely the best for Sun Peaks and us. For the future Sun Peaks may have to do a lot and not rely counting on stupid investors destroying the town with silly chairlift like the Orient with unpleasant restraining devices and so on. Otherwise keep trying to stay out of mainstream.” 2
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