Plenty of options on the hill but it is a bit easy to get lost and I would say going all the way up the mountain is not beginner snowboard friendly. A lot of the green runs can get pretty flat and can be difficult to traverse unless you are experienced enough to be comfortable at a faster speed or you are on skis with poles. The weather can change quickly and it can be quite windy on the mountain. If it is cold enough with added windchill, the staff will refuse to let you higher up the mountain unless you have a mask or something to protect your face from frost bite. I had a mask but still ended up getting frost nip on my cheek one time. Positives are that dining and food on the hill is some of the best I've ever had. Accommodations are convenient.

I loved how big it was and had only been lucky enough to ski Ricky mountains so the change of terrain in inner BC was cool! Loved the ski in and ski out accommodation and three little village.

Incredible experience! The skiing was second to none and the facilities were excellent. Will definitely be back

Went night skiing with my fiancé and her family at big white. Gorgeous runs, beautiful trees, great restaurants. Well worth the money. The night skiing was a magically romantic experience. The pow pow was amazingggg. Good beginner runs for my finances mom, who is not a confident skier. But also amazing runs for advanced boarders or skiers as well. Loved it so much I had my bachelor party on the slopes as well

Big White Ski Resort offers an exceptional winter getaway for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Nestled in the stunning Okanagan Valley, it boasts over 7,300 acres of skiable terrain and a reliable snowfall, ensuring excellent conditions throughout the season. The resort's family-friendly atmosphere, combined with its impressive range of accommodations and dining options, makes it an ideal destination for both families and solo adventurers. The ski-in/ski-out access is a significant plus, allowing for convenient and enjoyable days on the slopes. With beautiful scenery and vibrant après-ski activities, Big White is a must-visit for winter sports enthusiasts.

Loooooove. this is the best affordable ski resort. The show is snow is always so good. The lines are slow

Accommodation is pricey but worth it for the slip side views and ski-in ski-out. Many restaurant options for such a small mountain resort. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. The snow quality is sensational and the resort is so big its easy to find a quiet run.

Love this mountain! Its family friendly and offers so much more than a place to ride. I take my family here every year!

At Big White, there was so much snow at the top of the mountain. It was a little more ridden at the bottom, but we still found some great powered and lines through some trees. Locals even apologized for the limited snow, even though it was the most snow I have seen all season! (Alberta resports have much less snow). There are a few spots where the trees are way too think and you need to exit them at a good time, otherwise you will have a bad day.

This mountain is great for a ski trip with the family or friends! Most of the terrain is easy/intermediate, but there are plenty of off-route tree runs to go down; there are infinite possibilities for unique runs in the glades. The airbnbs were very cheap at $200(CAD) per night, and I spent $300 on day passss for 3 days. The top of the mountain was incredibly windy and foggy on the first day, and there was some fog on the last 2 days. Despite this, Id still rate this mountain 5 stars in enjoyment. The runs got pretty clear closer to the bottom.