The Skiers' Guide to Sun Peaks

Second year in a row. Family friendly resort. Large area allows for large amount of sjiers without crowding. Lineups only before first chair in morning.
Mostly groomed runs. Mix of blue and blacks. Reccomend intermediate to advanced levels. Could use some more capacity of restaurants. Reccomend reservations. Bars available and decent grocery stores. If not staying in hotel in village then air bnb is super popular.

Great place for families or really anyone! Cute village and lots of varied terrain. Great alternative to you know where!

Sun Peaks is a fabulous mountain for families.
Short waits for lifts. So many runs, you will feel like you are on your own private mountain.
Restaurants are good, though very crowded at lunch time. Great options for eating bagged lunch, indoor or out.
Great apres vibes, lots of things to do outside of alpine or Nordic skiing- snowshoeing, dogsled tours, snowmobile tours, village sleigh rides.

As an avid skiing family, Sun Peaks tics all the boxes. The pedestrian village is authentic and amazing. There are runs to satisfy any ability level and they can all be accessed easily from a fantastic network of lifts. Sun Peaks will always be a favourite of our family.

Great runs for everyone . Very long great carving groomers but also tree runs . Lots of great accommodations with a variety of condos to hotels. A few good restaurants and bars. Great for families .

Sun Peaks is a fabulous, family friendly ski resort. The people are very friendly. We've been there four times and am looking forward to going again soon.

We arrived after dark but it was an easy arrival! We would have loved to have help to get to our rooms as they were in another building, but arrived after the day staff had gone home, nonetheless once we got to our rooms the beds were comfortable and rooms well appointed!

The skiing was amazing from the start
and we had just a marvelous time! We really had an amazing time
At Sun Peaks!

The resort is really small, so the night life is kind of non-existent, and the restaurant options are very limited.
But the skiing is awesome - when the snow is good, obviously.
There's lots of terrain and lots of options.
I'd def go back.

The resort has many runs for all different ski types. The lifts take you all over the mountain so you don’t have to do a lot of walking. The ski resort was design designed by skier Nancy Green rain so it’s really well laid out.

Great resort for a first time skier.. ski school was great and some lovely beginner friendly runs.
Great slope-side cafes and restaurants which are all reasonably priced and serving great local produce.

Sunpeaks has great groomed runs, some challenging terrain and excellent uphill capacity. Highly recommend for a family ski holiday!

I bought my day ticket online to save a few bucks.
It was Feb 6 2025 with beautiful sunshine but a very cold morning.
Reportedly there was not as much snow as normal but I wouldn't have noticed.
Conditions were good. There were no lines.
All was fine and had a great day.
Turns out a movie was also being filmed in the village that day.
Friendly people.

Just 3-4 hours away from Vancouver. Totally worth a visit. I was there between Christmas and New Years Eve and there was almost no line up at the chairlifts. The daypass is much cheaper than Whistler.

Sun Peaks Resort is a great place to visit. The mountain offers lots of terrain that make it a great choice for a multiple day visit. Whether you are looking for park, trees, advanced runs, or groomed runs, Sun Peaks provides it all. One of my favourite resorts in Western Canada.

Great atmosphere vibe with the best groomed slopes. Family friendly ski hill with a small village community feel. Wonderful restaurants, bars & apres ski. Highly recommend.

Absolutely brilliant tree lined skiing on Canada's second largest ski area. You can take a different line down the same runs through the trees and it's like a completely different run. Night life a bit quiet, but some quality food. Ski in/out to your door.

Great place to escape the British crowds during the half term weeks its a little pricey to get there but well worth the money the food is superb. The hospitality excellent and the pistes are the best groomed youll ever see.

Sun Peaks is kind of out there, but that's what makes it great, no lines! And it's big too, second biggest resort in Canada behind Whistler which help it feel like there's no one else there. The mountain biking in the summer is top notch as well. Go both seasons to really experience this place.

When me and my boyfriend go visit my cousins we always go to sun peaks. They teach snowboarding there. It's our favorite resort in Canada

have been going for years and for a smaller scale resort its the perfect place , for an extremely advanced rider you could discover the whole of the three mountains in about 3 days but it never gets boring