Mount Washington Alpine Resort

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    Mount Washington Alpine Resort is an alpine skiing ski resort located on Mount Washington on the eastern edge of the Vancouver Island Ranges in British Columbia, Canada.


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    Average Temperature
    -2°
    Average Season Snowfall
    456 inches

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    Trails

    Terrain Description

    The terrain at Mount Washington is fun for all kinds of reason.  Being on an island skiing is unique to begin with, while if you are a fan of tree skiing, you will find a ton of it at Mount Washington and as you ski through it ask yourself "when is the last time I skied through a temperate rain forest."  Note how much character the trees have.   The backside of Mount Washington provides some challenging steeps into deep snow.

    Top Elevation
    5,215 ft
    Vertical Rise
    1,657 ft
    Rideable Area
    1,700 acres
    Interactive Trail Map
    The trail map is fully interactive, explore the resort and its surrounding area by clicking on elements in the map.

    Map courtesy of skimap.org


    Runs

    Total Runs
    81
    Beginner: 19%
    Intermediate: 41%
    Advanced/Expert: 40%
    Difficulty
    Terrain Parks
    2
    Number of Lifts
    9
    Lift Details

    Two high speed chairlifts (one six pack, and one quad), two fixed grip quads, one triple chair, four covered magic carpets

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    About the Resort

    Destination Type
    • Skiing and snowboarding
    • Cross country skiing
    Season
    Early December -April
    Hours of Operation

    9:00am - 3:30pm with night skiing Thursday - Sunday 3:30pm - 9:00pm

    Activities
    • Cross Country Skiing
    • Night Skiing
    • Skiing
    • Snowboarding
    • Snowshoeing
    • Tube Park
    Other Winter Attractions

    Mount Washington is a full mountain resort, you can nordic ski on 55 kms of managed trails, snow tub, explore great snowshoe trails and of course make some stellar turns on the ski hill.

    Special Passes

    6ix Pack Passes

    Rentals
    Lessons/Ski School
    On-Hill Village
    On-Hill Accommodations
    On-Hill Food Options
    On-Hill Food Details

    Try Fat Teddy's the on-mountain pub for good food and sometimes live music.

    Getting There

    Located just outside of Comox BC, getting to Mount Washington is part of the adventure.  Island bound means you either take BC Ferries to get here, who offer daily service from Horseshoe Bay (in West Vancouver) to Nanaimo and then its about an hour and a half drive from there up to the resort.

    Driving

    BC Ferries serviced, drive up from Nanaimo.  

    Flights

    Daily service with Westjet, Air Canada and Pacific Coastal Airlines all service the Comox Valley Airport which is also home to the Snowbirds (Canada's arial acrobatics team).

    Shuttles

    There is a Mount Washington shuttle you can catch from Comox up to the resort.  Best to check in with the resort as the schedule of the shuttle changes through the season.