The Best Ski Resorts for Tree Skiing in British Columbia

British Columbia's forests offer some of the world's finest tree skiing terrain. Gliding through glades on a powder day is what many skiers live for—navigating between trunks, finding untouched snow stashes, and experiencing that magical silence of the forest. Our Snomad community has rated these resorts based on their tree skiing experiences, from perfectly spaced glades to challenging tight lines. Fancy sharing your own tree-skiing adventures? Submit your review and help fellow powder hunters find their perfect forest playground.

Looking for more ways to explore BC's ski scene? Check out our rankings for Advanced terrain, Powder Zones, and Off-Piste options to complete your backcountry adventure planning.

Best Ski Resort for Tree Runs in British Columbia: Revelstoke - Tree Runs Rating

Tree skiing at Revelstoke is absolutely world-class, with the Snomad community raving about its quality. A user who is an advanced snowboarder said, "The off piste and bowls are the best there is!" Many reviewers highlight the excellent powder conditions found amongst the trees, with one skier noting you can "usually find powder pockets even a week after the last snowfall." The glades offer technical challenges that experts love, while still being accessible enough for advancing intermediates. As one reviewer put it, "Stick to the trees and the big bowls. You will not be disappointed." The tree runs consistently rank as one of Revelstoke's standout features.

#2 Whitewater Ski Resort - Tree Runs Rating

When it comes to tree skiing in Whitewater, our users can't stop raving about the experience. A Snomad community member called it "Pure simple and REAL DEEP!" with tree runs that are consistently rated as exceptional. One skier mentioned the "glades off of the Glory Chair" being so good they skied until their legs gave out. Another user who is an advanced snowboarder said, "If you love trees and pow this is the place for you." The terrain offers everything from pillow lines to powder pockets hidden among the trees, making it a paradise for adventurous skiers. You'll find fresh lines weeks after a dump if you know where to look.

#3 Red Mountain - Tree Runs Rating

Red Mountain's tree runs are consistently praised as exceptional by Snomad users. A user who is an advanced snowboarder described it as "one of the best hills I've boarded with so many areas to get into the trees that rarely leave you stranded, as most funnel back to groomed runs." The diversity of tree skiing is remarkable, with one skier noting that "from gladded runs to tight trees, Red has it all." Even on busy days, the vast terrain means finding untouched powder several days after snowfall is common, with expert riders particularly appreciating how the mountain offers tree skiing options for all ability levels.