The Skiers' Guide to Cypress Mountain

Always raining and boyne resorts is almost as money hungry as vail so watch your wallet. good selection of rental gear though

Great ski school - the kids loved the instructor in the ski garden. Lift ques were never too long and every staff member we chatted to were happy to help.

Great place to learn how to ski and ride casually with friends. Best local Vancouver mountain runs.

I’ve been going to cypress for a couple of years now and I always will spend my money to go there because it’s the most beautiful runs with amazing views. It’s not too busy either during the season so I would definitely recommend checking it out!

Loved Cypress Mountain! Great hill, close to the city, and beautiful views. So many different runs available with a great variety! Would definitely go back

The people at Cypress were amazing with the kids! Great private lessons, they felt encouraged and we had time to get some runs in.

Overall okay but the food quality is poor and the prices are high. The skiing is okay but the lineups are so long

Been going here since Ive started snowboarding nearly 20 years ago. All around good local mountain for all different skill levels. Would recommend to all thats here in the lower mainland of Vancouver,Bc. Best mountain to go to compared the the other two we have here in lower mainland.

One of the top local mountains in Vancouver, with gorgeous views, a nice variety of different levels of runs, and good vibes all around.

Have been skiing Cypress Bowl for many years....as this ski resort is literally in Vancouver...30 minutes from downtown...it provides in addition to fantastic skiing, home of freestyle skiing in 2010 Olympics....it has a huge parking area, lift attendants are friendly & helpful. Great local and family hill.

Cypress is the biggest local mountain for vancouverites. Its great value for money for those who want to go skiing after work as night riding is open until 10pm. It can get very busy here on the weekends but the weeknights seem to have short lines. Decent runs for a small mountain. For more advanced skiers/riders you probably only need a couple hours up here, whereas beginners could probably spend the day.There are lots of beginners scattered on the mountain who dont know proper mountain etiquette, so you have to be extra alert when coming down busier runs.

Cypress is a good mountain if you dont want to drive far from Vancouver. Can get busy with ski school thought. Family friendly

Fun mountain to board on. Not a huge amount of snow in the years I've gone but overall not bad. Night skiing is pretty decent but can be a little busy in the day time. Lift lines are usually around a 5 minute wait on average.

An excellent facility. Not too busy. Lovely snow conditions. Beautiful city views. Excellent food choices.

I always enjoy my time when snowboarding at Cypress. The runs are typically busy, but around night ski time it becomes less busy and you are able to snowboard with more relaxation and ease.

Close to Vancouver - perfect for a sneaky afternoon on the slopes or night skiing after work! Backcountry options for those seeking that sort of thing, too.

My main issue with Cypress is the price of a lift ticket. I go there to teach the kids to ski (4 and 7 years old). For my son and I to ski, its $200. There is not enough of a mountain and I dont see evidence of any major infrastructure investments to justify this price tag.

Its a good local mountain with decent runs, length of runs are quite short and the lift lines are often quite long. Not many tree runs available

Love cypress! Weve been skiing there a few years now as we live in Vancouver and its a short 30 min drive from our house. I love that they offer night skiing because the sunsets from up top cypress are unmatched. Lots of fun green and blue runs!

only went for a day was pretty cool expensive tho but fun the bunny hills was so fun especially for a beginner it was easy to learn