Ski at Sun Peaks
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Sun Peaks Resort
The mountain trio of Tod, Sundance, and Morrisey encircle Sun Peaks’ slope-side, pedestrian-only village. The resort’s interior BC location provides frequent bluebird powder days. Choice abounds with 135 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 13/135
- Longest Run 8km/5mi
- Nearest Airport Kamloops Airport
Difficulty
- Beginner 10
- Intermediate 58
- Advanced 32
Current Conditions
Most Recent Travelers Reviews
- Jul 9, 2019: “Went in the summer for a hike, gondola pricey but worth it for the view. Strenuous hike and lots of mosquitos.” 0
- Jun 28, 2019: “We went in June - the weather was a mixture of rain, sun and hail. The resort is becoming a great summer destination as well as winter! There is a driving range, mountain biking, go-carts, hiking (guided or self-guided), shops and restaurants. The people we met were friendly. Was there for a retreat and was only able to explore some of the trails and a couple of restaurants. Recommend a visit if wanting to get away from the hussle and bussle of daily life.” 1
- Jun 25, 2019: “The village centre is small, but there is a reasonable variety of restaurants to suit all tastes. If self catering however the shopping is limited, so you would want a car to get to a larger supermarket if you plan to cater for yourselves. The runs as marked may seem harder than in other resorts, as some of the blue runs down to the village are pretty steep. Morrissey is the easier area, and probably better for those of a more tentative disposition. ” 2
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