Ski at Sun Peaks
Length -
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 144 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 evening snowshoeing and fondue tours.
Resort Details
- Terrain 1,728ha/4,270ac
- Elevation 2,152m/7,060ft
- Annual Snowfall 602cm/237in
- Vertical 895m/2,936ft
- Lifts/Runs 13/144
- Longest Run 8km/5mi
- Nearest Airports Kamloops Airport (YKA) | Kelowna International Airport (YLW)
Difficulty
- Beginner 10%
- Intermediate 58%
- Advanced 32%
Current Conditions
Most Recent Travelers Reviews
- Mar 10, 2025: “I just came back from a ski visit to Sun Peaks and I was thoroughly impressed. The ski conditions were excellent as we edged into spring skiing. Lots of great groomed runs with excellent snow conditions. I wanted to give a kudos to the Sun Host Mountain Tour program and for those visitors who have never partaken of this program, this is a must do. You can either meet at 9:15 and/or 1:00, and you can choose which level of difficulty you desire. For example Black Diamond, Blue Level as well as Novice. There is at least one guide for each of these different skill levels. The guides will take you on a tour of the mountain and because they know the best snow conditions for the different runs, you will most likely ski runs that you would never do on your own. Best of all, this is a complimentary service. As a solo skier - my wife does not ski, I always enjoy this program meeting new guides and of course different guests. I would like to offer a shout out and thank you to Walter and Frank, two of the guides I toured with. Great guys who enjoyed what they were doing and I know the other guests in the group felt the same.” 0
- Feb 23, 2025: “Beware snow boarders!! The get off ramp for the orient chair is steep and fast and short. I fell and hurt myself, the lifty did not stop the chair even though I was completely in the way writhing in pain and when I asked 2 skiers in the official blue jacket they ignored me and skied on. I am an expert and former instructor, I do not fall easily. I would avoid this chair.” 1
- Feb 7, 2025: “Excellent ski town with fantastic/handy facilities all close by. We had all that we needed and more! Family friendly. Awesome restaurants and cafes the food is sensational everywhere, just book ahead so you don’t miss out. Great mountain to ski we experienced both bluebird days and powder days. Would definitely return. Also bear in mind the daily temperature, extra layers when required on the mountain and focus on maintaining your warmth on your feet, hands and face. Can get very chilly.” 2
Trail Maps
-
Jessa & Ariel
Two local artists share how the powder-filled terrain of BC ski resorts helps them create more than just fresh lines.
-
Anna & Yu
Meet two professional skiers who discovered more than just incredible slopes in BC—they also found a place to call home.
-
Ski in BC: Canada is Calling, Always
Skiing and snowboarding in British Columbia is practically a rite of passage. Learn how to make the most out of your snow holiday.
See what's happening now with these recent posts.
Start Planning Your BC Experience
Getting Here & Around
Visitors to British Columbia can arrive by air, road, rail, or ferry.
Visit TodayAccommodations
Five-star hotels, quaint B&Bs, rustic campgrounds, and everything in between.
Rest Your Head
Subscribe to our newsletter
Join over 2 Million Adventurers Already Connected.
