British Columbia Ski Resorts
Unbeatable terrain, few crowds and huge dumps of powder gives BC its fame. There’s even a list of resorts sitting on the ‘Powder Highway’ which should give you an idea of the snowfall here.
Skiing in British Columbia
- Tons of snowfall
- Large and epic terrain
- Small crowds
- Infamous BC heli-skiing
- Home to Whistler-Blackcomb
- Some more popular resorts are a few hours’ drive from nearest international airport
- Crowds can be an issue at some resorts during US holidays
Map of British Columbia Ski Resorts
List of Destination Ski Resorts in British Columbia
Whistler Blackcomb
Known for: Largest ski resort in North America with the ultimate ski village.
Preferred Airport: Vancouver Intl. Airport - 85 miles (2 hour drive)
Summit Elevation: 7494 feet
Skiable area: 8171 acre
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Google Maps | Whistler Blackcomb Ski Packages
Known for: Canada's favourite family resort and one of the best places for powder skiing.
Preferred Airport: Kelowna Intl. Airport - 38 miles (1 hour drive)
Summit Elevation: 7608 feet
Skiable Area: 2765 acre
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Google Maps | Big White Ski Packages
Known for: Canada’s second largest resort after Whistler-Blackcomb and less crowded too.
Preferred Airports: Kelowna Intl. Airport - 130 miles (2.5 hour drive), Kamloops Airport - 38 miles (50 minute drive)
Summit Elevation: 7060 feet
Skiable Area: 4270 acre
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Google Maps | Sun Peaks Ski Packages
Known for: Ideal resort for avid intermediates and advanced skiers.
Preferred Airport: Kelowna Intl. Airport - 120 miles (2.5 hour drive)
Summit Elevation: 7300 feet
Skiable Area: 3121 acre
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Google Maps | Revelstoke Ski Packages
Known for: Crowd free slopes with quality snow, epic expert terrain and a relaxed base village.
Preferred Airport: Calgary Intl. Airport - 190 miles (3.5 hour drive)
Summit Elevation: 7001 feet
Skiable Area: 2504 acre
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Google Maps | Fernie Alpine Ski Packages