About Big White
This resort lives up to its ‘big’ name as Canada’s largest ski-in/ski-out resort village –everything you need is right at your doorstep! Mother Nature blesses Big White with over 750cm of 100% natural, dry and fluffy snow every year, providing endless days of fresh lines and winter fun.
At Big White you’ll find activities for the entire family including night skiing, snow tubing, dog sledding, snowmobiling and ice-skating to name a few. This resort was recently named the best family resort in Canada and we can see why.
The focus at Big White is to make your holiday as easy and stress-free as possible, with kids clubs, a world class snow school, crèches and après activities aplenty.
Known for: Family friendly
- Ski-in/ski-out
- Non-ski activities
Resort Stats
| Season | November to April |
| Average Snowfall | 8m |
| Elevation | 7,606 ft |
| Vertical Drop | 2,550 ft |
| Ski Area | 2,765 acres |
| Ski Lifts | 16 |
| Runs | 118 |
Accommodation
Big White is home to Canada’s largest ski-in/ski-out village meaning that all properties offer doorstep access to the slopes. Accommodation options range from hotel-style to condos; the condos often include private balconies and hot tubs – the perfect way to end your day!
Accommodation for peak season (Christmas – end of January) books out far in advance, we’d recommend booking in accommodation 6 months prior to departure.
Big White Ski Packages
To learn more about Big White request a quote below or call to chat to one of our knowledgeable consultants. We can help your plan and tailor a Big White ski holiday package to suit your budget and preferences. From flights to transfers and lift tickets, we've got you covered.
How to get there
Fly
The closest airport is Kelowna. When flying from Australia one stopover is required, the fastest route is to Vancouver (YVR) and then onto Kelowna (YLW). Flight time is approximately 14 hours to Vancouver and 55 minutes from Vancouver to Kelowna. Vancouver makes a great stopover, we love spending a couple of days exploring the city before heading to the slopes.
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