Kicking Horse Accommodations & Recreational Property

Kicking Horse River Lodge: luxury feel, hostel vibe

GOLDEN, BC — After a day of shredding at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, barely able to climb a set of stairs, let alone spend the next seven hours riding in a car trying to make it back home to Edmonton, I couldn’t have been more thankful to have decided to crash at the Kicking Horse River Lodge soon after packing away my skis.

Looking to horse around?

GOLDEN, BC — For years Kicking Horse Mountain Resort has provided snow seekers with some pretty epic opportunities for shredding the slopes. After the expansion that took place in the fall of 2010—which welcomed the backside of T2 into the in-bounds skiable mix—the resort now boasts 2,504 acres of skiable terrain. With endless powder bowls packed with an average of 8.84 meters of annual snowfall, to some of the gnarliest runs in Western Canada, most of us would just show up, score some epic turns, and leave. But not Rick Bulich.

This National Geographic favourite lives up to expectations

GOLDEN, BC – Writing about accommodations is strangely challenging. While it's easy to come up with enough adverbs and adjectives to fill the page, it's difficult to do so in a way you haven't heard before. So instead, I'll lead with this: Kicking Horse River Lodge was named one of the Top 50 Eco-Lodges in the world by this little company called National Geographic.