About Fernie

About Kicking Horse

About Kimberley

Kimberley Alpine Resort proudly boasts the best combination of sun and light Purcell powder of any resort in Canada. With over 1,800 acres of uncrowded terrain, 80 named runs and glades, and a variety of true ski-in/ski-out accommodations, there's plenty to discover. Located in the Purcell Range of the Canadian Rockies, Kimberley offers stunning scenery and a laid-back, relaxed atmosphere that lets you make the most of your winter getaway. Your skiing experience on North Star Mountain includes a newly enhanced beginner's area, enjoyable long intermediate trails, and exciting glades and steep terrain for the advanced skier and rider.

Kimberley Alpine Resort offers more than just downhill skiing. Other incredible winter activities include cross-country skiing, dog sledding, and snowshoeing. With a diverse range of options, Kimberley ensures that every visitor finds something to enjoy. Whether you're a seasoned skier or a beginner looking to learn, Kimberley provides a perfect winter destination with its picturesque landscapes and welcoming ambiance.

About Panorama

Panorama Resort lives up to its name, offering stunning panoramic mountain views and some of Canada’s longest fall-line cruisers and backcountry-style skiing. Known for its immense mountain and consistent snow, what truly sets Panorama apart is its smaller-by-design village. The resort offers great value for money and caters to all types of visitors, whether you're a family, beginner, or expert.

All accommodation options are just a short stroll or Gondola ride away from the steaming waters of the Panorama Springs pools, home to Canada’s biggest mountainside hot tubs and pools.

For those looking to explore nearby resorts, a day trip to Kicking Horse is highly recommended. Shuttles depart daily at 7:30 am and return in the evening, allowing visitors to enjoy a full day of adventure before heading back to Panorama.

About Red Mountain

Red Mountain is one of the best-kept secrets in Canada. Nestled on Canada’s famous Powder Highway, this unspoiled resort offers 2,877 acres of skiable terrain. The mountain caters primarily to intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a unique and challenging ski holiday. With an annual snowfall of 7.5 meters, Red Mountain guarantees excellent conditions throughout the season.

Beyond its impressive terrain, Red Mountain offers in-bounds cat-skiing, non-existent lift lines, and the friendliest locals around, creating an unparalleled skiing experience. This resort truly stands out, providing an authentic and unpretentious atmosphere that sets it apart from more commercialized ski destinations. For a truly memorable ski vacation, Red Mountain is a perfect choice.

About Revelstoke

Revelstoke, Canada’s newest ski resort, boasts the most vertical in North America at a staggering 1,713 meters. For decades, heli-skiing and cat-skiing enthusiasts have flocked to Revelstoke, drawn by its perfect powder. However, it wasn’t until 2007 that Revelstoke Mountain Resort was established, making the slopes accessible to all. Renowned for its powder snow and incredible terrain, the resort features 3,121 acres of diverse terrain, including breathtaking fall-line runs, wide-open bowls, and flowing groomed trails. With only 7% of its terrain designated for beginners, Revelstoke is a mecca for intermediate and advanced riders seeking a thrilling experience.

The village at Revelstoke offers ski-in/ski-out accommodations and direct access to heli-skiing with Selkirk Tangiers. Whether you are an avid skier or snowboarder looking for a challenging new adventure, Revelstoke has everything you need for an unforgettable experience. Its blend of high-quality snow, varied terrain, and convenient amenities makes it the perfect destination for your next ski trip. So what are you waiting for? It’s time to get Revelstoked and experience a world-class ski adventure!

About Sun Peaks

Sun Peaks, the second-largest ski area in Canada, basks in abundant sunshine between regular dry snowfalls. Nestled within a charming ski-in/ski-out village, it boasts three mountain peaks with diverse terrain, including two alpine bowls, gentle green and blue runs, challenging steeps, and gladed stashes laden with powder. Renowned for its family-friendly atmosphere, Sun Peaks offers a variety of activities catering to all ages, such as dogsledding, tubing, snowmobiling, ice skating, and sleigh rides.

For the 2024-25 winter season, Sun Peaks Resort has announced the West Bowl Express, a brand-new high-speed detachable quad chairlift in the alpine. Located in the West Bowl area of Mt. Tod, this new lift aims to enhance access to this beloved part of the resort, known for its quality snow and scenic vistas.

About SilverStar

Discover the magic of one of Canada’s best-kept ski secrets at SilverStar. Known for its champagne powder and varied terrain, this destination attracts every kind of skier and snowboarder. As British Columbia’s third-largest ski area, SilverStar boasts four distinct mountain faces and 132 marked runs. The progressive terrain is ideal for beginners, while the back side of the mountain offers an uncrowded paradise with over 1,900 acres of black and double black diamond runs, perfect for those seeking steep and deep challenges.

SilverStar village enhances the experience with its renowned colourful buildings and ski-through main street. At night, the village transforms into a magical wonderland as trees and buildings light up, creating a festive atmosphere all season long. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, SilverStar promises an unforgettable skiing adventure.

About Vancouver

Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport in British Columbia, is among Canada’s densest, most ethnically diverse cities. Framed by the Pacific Ocean and Coast Mountains, it’s a popular destination for outdoor adventurers and urban explorers alike. Due to its stunning scenery and melting pot of cultures, Vancouver is a popular filming location with thriving art, theatre, and music scenes.

This city is ideal for urban exploration, from the independent boutiques of Main St to the coffee shops of Commercial Dr, the redbrick bars of Gastown, the markets and brewery on Granville Island, and the heritage-house beachfronts of Kitsilano. Vancouver’s meandering Oceanside pathways are perfect for exploring the city, with close to 30 kilometers of uninterrupted waterfront path allowing you to make your way around many parks, beaches, and favorite neighborhoods. A highlight is the path along the seawall around Stanley Park, where you can gaze at the mountains and the ocean while wild otters frolic along the shore.

If flora and fauna are your thing, you can’t visit Stanley Park without stopping by the Vancouver Aquarium, the largest in Canada and widely respected for its marine conservation research and animal rehabilitation. Exploring a city as diverse as Vancouver is hungry work, so it’s a good thing it’s often referred to as Canada’s dine-out capital.

Abandon your diet and dive into North America's best Asian cuisine, or unleash your appetite on a rich smorgasbord of fresh-caught local seafood. Vancouver also boasts a thriving craft beer scene, pouring the nation’s finest IPAs, sours, and more. Immerse yourself in the culture and history of this beautiful part of the world by visiting the Vancouver Art Gallery, known for its works by regional artists, and the Museum of Anthropology, which houses preeminent First Nations collections.

About Whistler

Whistler offers an unparalleled ski experience with stunning scenery, expansive powder-filled bowls, and a vast ski area suitable for all skill levels. Spanning over 8,000 skiable acres, Whistler Blackcomb is renowned for its extensive terrain. The introduction of the PEAK 2 PEAK gondola revolutionized the experience, allowing visitors to seamlessly explore both mountains in a single day through an 11-minute ride offering breathtaking panoramic views.

Nestled at the mountain's base is Whistler's vibrant pedestrian-only village, featuring colorful shops, cozy restaurants, and a lively après-ski scene. With over 90 restaurants and 200 shops, the village provides a bustling atmosphere for all visitors to enjoy.

Beyond skiing, Whistler offers a wealth of activities such as snowmobiling, horse-drawn sleigh rides, snowshoeing, dog sledding, zip-lining, and heli-skiing/boarding. Whether seeking adventure or relaxation, Whistler promises an array of experiences to suit every preference.

Conveniently located just a two-hour drive from Vancouver via the scenic Sea-to-Sky highway, Whistler invites visitors to extend their stay and explore the charm of Canada's 'most livable city,' rounding off an unforgettable trip.