A family-friendly destination, Sun Peaks allows kids to become skiers and snow-seekers for life. Its pedestrian-friendly village is a nice balance of European meets Canadiana.  This is all within an hour’s flight from Calgary, or a 3.5-hour drive from Vancouver. Sun Peaks is an easy getaway that puts you smack in the middle of some fluffy skiable terrain. It is also famed for its annual wine festival, which pairs two of our favourite things - fine British Columbia wines and winter fun. Read more about Sun Peaks Ski Resort here.

Chairlifts, chocolate and new Nordic centre bring crowds to the crosscountry trails at Sun Peaks Resort

KAMLOOPS, BC -  Just imagine 31 kilometres of track set trails in pristine high-country wilderness and a quick and easy lift to get to it all. Oh yeah, sign me up.

Sun Peaks full of spring break action

KAMLOOPS, B.C. – As British Columbia's second biggest ski resort, Sun Peaks Resort knows a thing or two about skier behaviour. So it comes as no surprise that Sun Peaks is the place to be when the kids get shoved out of school for Spring Break.

Sun Peaks provides peak training for ski teams

Caledon Ski Club may be 70 kilometres northwest of Toronto, but for two weeks in early December the Hearthstone Lodge in Sun Peaks Resort is their home away from home and Sun Peaks’ ski trails is the class room.

Spring is on the horizon

This year, Sun Peaks will end their season the same way they have for many, many seasons with Tod Mountain Days.  Tod Mountain Days is the perfect way to ease into spring as skiiers and boarders have a hard time saying goodbye to the snow. To soften the blow Sun Peaks finishes the season in (retro) style.