Downhill skiing past ‘snow ghosts’ at Big White Ski Resort.
Snowshoeing at Big White Ski Resort.
the way a ski vacation should be. Go ultra-lux or economy, either way you can ski right from your front door. Te Monashee Mountains provide the back-
drop for Canada’s largest totally ski-in and ski- out resort. You can enjoy these stunning vistas from the hot tub on a private balcony or as you sip your cocoa at the local cafe. Te resort boasts 19 restaurants, cafes, delis, pubs and nightclubs on the mountain to refresh and re- plenish its guests.
Blessed with ideal ski conditions, Big White
offers a state of the art lift system to both groomed and powder runs. Teir motto is, “It’s the snow”, as they receive over 750 cm (295 inches) of light, dry, fluffy pow-
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Big White Ski Resort has groomed cross country ski trails.
der falling annually which not only makes for ideal run con- ditions, but creates beautiful snow-caked trees or ‘snow ghosts’ as they call them. Spring skiing is ideal with temps that usually hover around -5 C. Big White offers a choice of 118 runs, 5 alpine
How to get there Air Canada and WestJet via Vancouver and Calgary.
bowls and the TELUS Terrain Park. With over 11.2 km (2,765 acres) of terrain, your choices are vast and varied and will keep you com- ing back for more. Te best part? With 15 lifts you’ll never wait for more than a few minutes, even when it’s busy. Family activities will keep ev- ery member entertained with everything from shows, skating, hockey, tubing, bonfires and fireworks at the Big White Kids’ Centre.
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