SilverStar Mountain Resort
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Think of SilverStar as a big mountain with a small-town feel. A colourful mid-mountain village offers true ski-in/ski-out access to the slopes. Canada’s first all-inclusive lift ticket provides access to numerous activities—including 55 kilometres (34 miles) of stellar Nordic trails—for one price.
With four distinct mountain faces and 132 runs, SilverStar’s progressive terrain is ideal for learning. For the more adventurous, the back side of the mountain offers an uncrowded paradise of over 1,328 hectares (3,282 acres) of steep and deep, black and double-black runs.
Resort Details
- Terrain 1,328ha/3,282ac
- Elevation 1,915m/6,280ft
- Annual Snowfall 701cm/276in
- Vertical 760m/2,493ft
- Lifts/Runs 11/132
- Longest Run 8km/5mi
- Nearest Airports Kelowna International Airport (YLW)
Difficulty
- Beginner 15%
- Intermediate 40%
- Advanced 45%
Current Conditions
Most Recent Travelers Reviews
- Mar 18, 2025: “Skiing great. We missed a powder dump but the grooming was great. Our house for 6 old hoolies was terrific. Ski in/out. The food at the fancy Italian place D'argento was not good. Overpriced. Paradise Camp was much better The grocery store was really a glorified convenience store. Butche Boys in Vernon was good. 20 km down the hill” 0
- Feb 6, 2025: “The resort itself is not bad. It was too crowded when we went out snow-tubing. The village had poor signs of cleanliness everywhere where some areas had garbage all over the place. The food was underwhelming as there weren’t many options available. The activities are fine but in my opinion it’s quite overrated and not on par with Whistler (a better experience and more magical world).” 1
- Jan 19, 2025: “Great family ski trip. We were very impressed by how helpful and polite the resort staff were. Shout out to ski lesson instructor Jocelyn who was both patient and skilled with our 12 year old” 2
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