2014–15 Travel Planner - Sun Peaks Resort · Best Bike Parks Riders’ Choice Awards, #3, 2013...
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2014–15 Travel Planner 250.578.2555 www.SunPeaksResort.com
Transcript of 2014–15 Travel Planner - Sun Peaks Resort · Best Bike Parks Riders’ Choice Awards, #3, 2013...
2014–15 Travel Planner
250.578.2555 www.SunPeaksResort.com
Welcome to Sun Peaks!Comfortably nestled between the Coastal and Rocky Mountain ranges and protected from wet coastal weather and cold northern temperatures, is our B.C. Interior mountain resort municipality of Sun Peaks. A four season community known internationally for three mountains of expansive ski terrain (now the second largest ski area in Canada), dry, light snow and a picturesque ski-through village, Sun Peaks is also growing as a spring, summer and fall destination, hosting guests from near and far.
Passionate outdoor enthusiasts, dedicated restaurateurs, shop owners and artisans are the foundation of our alpine community. All you need to do is share a chairlift ride with a local or enjoy a coffee in one of their cafés and you’ll quickly learn firsthand why they have chosen to call Sun Peaks home. A welcoming sense of community embraces guests, seasonal staff and residents alike.
The resort development was designed for convenience and ease, with nearly all accommodation flowing together through a system of intermountain trails. Lining the ski-through
pedestrian village centre are lodges and hotels that provide the most direct access to Sunburst and Sundance chairlifts and a myriad of soft adventure activities through summer. Beyond the village are condos, townhomes, chalets, bed and breakfasts, and an international hostel. With over 7,000 beds, there’s a wide variety of accommodation options for every taste and budget.
With the addition of two new alpine ski zones for the 2014–15 winter season, Sun Peaks now ranks as the second largest ski area in Canada. Most recently declared the #2 Ski Destination in Canada by Canadian Living Magazine’s Reader Poll (2013) and Best Overall Resort #2 by the Editors’ Choice Awards in the SBC Resort Guide (2013, 2014), Sun Peaks is continually rated one of the top ski experiences in North America. It’s Canada’s first mountain resort municipality and there are development plans for future growth. In conjunction with ECOSign, the resort’s development partner, Sun Peaks Resort plans to see four mountains, a second village area, a recreation centre, and additional chairlifts.
Best Kids’ School in North America, 2014 Presented by Holidays with Kids
Top 10 Family Ski Resorts in North America, #8, 2014 Presented by Condé Nast Traveler
Best Overall Resort, #2, 2014 Presented by Editors’ Choice Awards, SBC Resort Guide
Best Bike Parks Riders’ Choice Awards, #3, 2013 Presented by MTBparks
Top 2 Ski Destinations in Canada, 2013 Presented by Canadian Living Reader Poll
Environmental Status: ISO 14001 Certified (Sun Peaks is the only resort in Canada)
3rd Best Retirement Community in Canada, 2013 Presented by Best Retirement Destinations
BC Alpine Mountain Resort of the Year, 2013 Presented by BC Alpine Club
Environmentally Responsible Tourism Award, 2006 & 2011 Presented by Destination BC
Winter Festival of Wine is British Columbia’s #1 Winter Day Trip, 2010 Presented by Westworld Travel and Active Living Magazine
Awards & Recognition
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2nd Best Ski Resort in Canada & 13th in North America, 2010 Presented by Condé Nast Traveller Reader Poll
Best New Enhanced Visitor Experience, 2009–2010 Presented by Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association
National Winner of the Industry Recognition and Excellence Award, 2007, 2009, 2010 Presented by the Canadian Ski Council
Best Ski-In/Ski-Out Village, 2009 Presented by Ski Canada Magazine
2nd Best Ski Resort in Canada & 10th in North America, 2008 Presented by Condé Nast Traveller Reader Poll
Best Alpine Resort in Summer, 2009 Presented by Ski Canada Magazine
Best Race Training Centre, 2009 Presented by Ski Canada Magazine
Best Kids’ Terrain Park, 2009 Presented by Ski Canada Magazine
Best Family Resort in North America, 2008 Presented by Cadogan Guides
Our Winter SeasonNovember 22, 2014 to April 6, 2015. The Sundance and Morrisey chairlifts are open daily from 8:30am to 3:30pm, and stay open late to 4:00pm starting early February. Most other chairlifts are open daily from 9:00am to 3:30pm.
Skiable Terrain 4,270 acresTerrain Type 10% Novice 58% Intermediate 32% Expert Annual Snowfall 559cm/6m (220"/18')Summit Elevation 2,152m (7,060')Village Elevation 1,255m (4,116')Skiable Vertical 882m (2,894')Longest Run 8km (5 miles)Alpine Trails 133
Gladed Areas 16Alpine Bowls 2 Lift Access 11 including 5 quad
chairliftsLift Capacity 12,000 riders per hourTerrain Park 15 acres running top to
bottom on SundanceNordic Skiing 36.6km groomed
and track set, 17km ungroomed backcountry
Our Summer SeasonThe Sunburst Express chairlift operates from June 26 to September 7, 2015 from 10:00am to 5:00pm daily. The Sun Peaks Golf Course is open from May 31 to September 30, 2015.
Bike Park Vertical 595m (1,952')Bike Park Trails 35Hiking Trails 16 lift access trails
Summit Hiking Elevation 2,152m (7,060')Golf Course 6,400 yards
18-hole, Par 72
Our VillageThe pedestrian-only village stroll is the hub of our year-round community; a true focal point for festivals, activities, and people watching. Cobblestone streets become a convenient ski-through route in the winter and covered walkways lead to over 40 boutique shops and eclectic eateries catering to every taste.
Sleeping Capacity 7,000Rooms (Village Core) 725Village Hotels & Lodges 9Chalets & Vacation Homes 100+Townhomes & Condo Complexes 17Bed & Breakfasts 1International Hostel 1Shops & Eateries 40+Rental Outlets 4Night Clubs 1Grocery Stores 1Day Spas 1Liquor Store 1RV Sites (Summer only) 12+
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June 26 Summer Chairlift Operations Commence
June 26–28 Summer Kick-Off Weekend: 8th Annual Mountain of Beer & Chili Cook-Off
June 28 Farmers Market begins for the season
July 3–4 Summer Concert Series
July 10–12 Canadian Downhill Mountain Bike Championships (TBD)
July 13–17 Quilting in the Mountains
July 18–19 New! Summer Concert Series
July 19 The North Face Dirty Feet Mountain Bike Marathon
July 24 Summer Concert Series: Country Fest
July 31–Aug 1 Canada’s Alpine Blossom Festival
Aug 1 ‘Reach the Peak` Tod Mountain Summit Hike
Aug 8–9 New! Green Art Festival
Aug 14–16 6th Annual Retro Concert Weekend
Aug 15 13th Annual ‘Get Retro’ at Jo’s Road Race
Aug 21–22 New! Micro Beer Tasting
Aug 30 Summer Concert Series
Sept 6 Yeah Bru! Classic Dual Slalom Race
Sept 12 The North Face Dirty Feet Mountain 50km
Sept 18–20 Run to the Sun: Car Gathering
Sept 26–26 Reebok Spartan Race
What’s new this summer.North America’s First Mountain Cross Cart CourseExperience a thrilling descent in a cross cart while traveling high speeds on a winding, gravity-fed course
Guided Interpretive Hiking Tours Make the most of your time on Sun Peaks’ beautiful BC hiking trails with a knowledgeable local guide. Experience the very best our alpine playground has to offer, from panoramic views and vivid wildflowers to artifacts of days past and the rich history behind them.
Guided Cross Country & DH Biking Whether you’re new to Sun Peaks or a seasoned local, our experienced guides will introduce you to our vast cross country network.
Lift Accessed Cross Country Biking Trails Take the chair up and start your adventure at mid-mountain and explore the alpine trails.
Off Road Segway Tours Explore the extensive trails and picturesque scenery of beautiful Sun Peaks Resort with a fun off road Segway experience.
Expanded Summer Events CalendarNew to our list of events this year will be an additional Summer Concert Series, a Green Art Festival, Micro Beer Tasting weekend and a National Canadian Championships North Face Dirty Feet 50km.
Summer 2015 calendar. Dates are subject to change.
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Nov 10 First day of pre-season training on OSV
Nov 22 First day of winter operations
Dec 1–4 Glenn Bond Nordic Ski Camp
Dec 5–7 Glenn Bond Weekend Nordic Ski Camp
Dec 13 Santa’s Alpine Visit
Dec 13–14 Sun Peaks Nordic Ski Camp
Dec 22–24 Skating, Skiing, Breakfast with Santa
Dec 31 New Year Eve Celebrations
Jan 4–11 9th Annual Sun Peaks Family Cup: All Nations Celebration
Jan 11 6th Annual Sun Peaks Kookaburra Cup Nordic Loppet
Jan 16–25 17th Annual Sun Peaks Winter Okanagan Wine Festival
Jan 25 The Garden, Terrain Park
Jan 31 Starlight Nordic Ski and Chocolate Fondue
Feb 9 BC Family Day & Family Day Dual Race
Feb 9–14 Ski for Light Canada
Feb 15 4th Annual Bluebird Banked Slalom
Feb 19 Chinese New Year Celebrations
Feb 20–21 TELUS Nancy Greene Alpine Classic
Feb 20–21 BC Special Olympics (Alpine, Nordic, Snowshoe)
Mar 1–31 5th Annual March Music Madness
Mar 1 The North Face Dirty Feet Snowshoe Fun Run & Walk
Mar 6–8 FIS World Cup of Speed Skiing
Mar 7 Holy Cow Nordic Loppet
Mar 15 Duff Invitational Slopestyle
Mar 20–21 Nancy Greene Snow Star Festival
Mar 26–29 Dew Tour
April 4–5 Tod Mountain Days and Closing Weekend Celebrations
What’s new this winter.Two Alpine ZonesAlready the second largest ski area in BC, Sun Peaks Resort now ranks as the second largest in Canada, growing to 4,270 acres of in-bound ski terrain with the addition of two new areas for the 2014–15 winter season. New runs in the West Morrisey area will be expert ability level and utilize the same aspect as the popular Static Cling and Agitator ski runs. The second section, Gil’s—a popular backcountry ski area near the top of Tod Mountain—will see that area’s vertical double with the creation of a lower ski out back to the main ski runs and the launch of a new snow safety program.
Family Fun Dual RaceRace against family and friends on the gentle, learners’ area race course, designed for all abilities to participate. Every Saturday night from 4:00pm to 6:00pm.
Kids Craft Night at the Sundance Kids CentreFun Kids Centre staff will help your kids build a masterpiece to take home. Every Wednesday evening at the Sundance Kids Centre.
Fresh Tracks Private Lessons Fresh Tracks Private Lessons are a great way to get your day started! Enjoy a private lesson before the mountain opens on untouched conditions. Lessons are available for levels 3–5 for a 1- or 3-hour lesson.
Beyond the GroomersExplore over 500 acres of expanded terrain in this guided ski improvement camp with one of our top professional instructors where you will develop your all mountain skills and confidence on expert terrain.
First Tracks Breakfast & Fondue Dinner & Evening Descent Expanded Our exclusive mountain activities are expanding due to high demand. First Tracks Breakfast will now be offered three mornings and the Fondue Dinner & Evening Descent will be held two evenings per week.
Winter 2014–15 calendar. Dates are subject to change.
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Airport ShuttlesKamloops Airport (YKA) to Sun Peaks ResortOne-way approximately 45 minutes. This daily shuttle service provides an easy and convenient transfer between Sun Peaks and the Kamloops Airport.
Kelowna (YLW) to Sun Peaks ResortOne-way approximately 2.75 hours. Operates Thursday, Saturday to Monday, through ski season.
Kamloops Greyhound to Sun Peaks ResortOne-way approximately 50 minutes from Kamloops. This daily shuttle service may include a stop at the Kamloops Airport.
Kamloops North VIA Rail Train Station to Sun Peaks ResortOne-way approximately 30 minutes.
Inter-Resort ShuttlesSun Peaks to Big WhiteOne-way approximately 4 hours. Operates Thursday, Saturday to Monday, through ski season.
Sun Peaks to Silver StarOne-way approximately 2.75 hours. Operates Thursday, Saturday to Monday, through ski season.
Sun Peaks to Whistler BlackcombOne-way approximately 5.5 hours. Maximum capacity 12 people. Operates Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, mid-December to March.
Airline ProvidersSun Peaks is even more accessible with expanded daily direct service to Kamloops from Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton ensuring Sun Peaks is a quick and easy connection. For guests
coming from or connecting through Toronto, Seattle, or San Francisco, Kelowna is another convenient airport gateway option followed by a picturesque ground transfer to the resort.
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British Columbia Tour
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Enjoy the waterfront metropolitan city of Vancouver with fantastic shopping and eclectic culinary options. Drive to Whistler via the Sea to Sky Highway, then onwards via the majestic Duffy Lake Road en route to Sun Peaks. At Sun Peaks stay in the European-inspired pedestrian village with charming covered walkways, boutique shops, cafés, and restaurants. Depart from Sun Peaks to Kelowna and wind through the Okanagan Valley where ranches and farms dot the landscape. Partake in a wine tour at one of the dozens of award winning wineries in the region. Return to Vancouver via the picturesque Coquihalla Highway.
British Columbia to Alberta Tour
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Depart Vancouver via the picturesque Coquihalla Highway crossing two mountain passes on route to Sun Peaks. At Sun Peaks try any of the dozens of authentic Canadian activities, golf on BC’s highest elevation golf course, or simply relax and enjoy one of the many free outdoor concerts through the summer. Depart Sun Peaks and head north past Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies towards Jasper. Depart Jasper and head south to Banff through the world famous Columbia Icefields. From Banff, you can choose to end this tour in Calgary or return to Vancouver.
Highway 5 Adventure TourHike and Float from Sun Peaks to JasperThe top five experiences on Highway 5 start at Sun Peaks with the Northwest Voyageur Company’s ‘Voyageur Canoe Tour.’ While paddling McGillivray Lake, home to a multitude of Canadian wildlife, you’ll learn about the exploration of Canada and the fur traders who explored the nation. Your next stop is Wells Grey National Park located two hours north. This park is home to three of Canada’s most beautiful waterfalls in the midst of an ancient volcanic plateau. After visiting the waterfalls embark on a spectacular wilderness river rafting adventure with Interior White Water Rafting Company. Stop number four brings you to Blue River, an hour north of Clearwater where River Safari offers an unforgettable and awe-inspiring one hour jet boat ride through Grizzly Bear Valley, in the heart of the world’s only inland temperate rainforest. Lastly, make sure to stop at Mount Robson Provincial Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site before ending the journey in Jasper National Park.
Our summer tours.Sun Peaks Circle Tours The central location of Sun Peaks within the province provides a unique and convenient addition on several tour itineraries. The popular routes below are ideal for both self-drive FIT itineraries and escorted coach tours.
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Our eateries.Restaurants & LoungesBella Italia Ristorante A taste of fine dining specializing in pasta and seafood dishes. L D
Bento’s Day Lodge A large space for guests to bring their own meals or enjoy a cafeteria style menu. Located west of the Village Day Lodge, winter only. B L
Bottoms Bar & Grill A lively après bar to kick back with friends for a meal after a day on the mountain. L D
Cahilty Creek Bar & Grill A full menu and known for appetizers specials, burgers, salads, and steaks. B L D
Mantles Restaurant & Lounge An inspired seasonal menu using unique, local ingredients. B L D
Masa’s Bar + Grill The perfect place to meet after skiing or golfing to share stories and enjoy a fabulous meal while watching the game on the big screen. B L D
Morrisey’s Public House Fresh food and dazzling drinks influenced by the Irish. L D
Oya Restaurant Japanese cuisine featuring sushi, rolls, and noodle bowls. L D
Powder Hounds Canadian and German inspired cuisine, best known for authentic Schnitzel. L D
Sunburst Lodge An ideal stop for a fresh breakfast or a quick lunch. Located at mid-mountain. B L
Steakhouse at Sun Peaks Lodge House cuts of 100% Canadian beef, and a diverse wine list in a casual atmosphere through the winter season. B D
The Voyageur Bistro Authentic Canadian cuisine made from natural ingredients including bison, fresh berries, bannock and local fish. L D
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Cafés5Forty Café & Grill Serving Kicking Horse coffee, fresh made subs, wraps, and bagel sandwiches. D
Bolacco Café Speciality coffees, sandwiches, and treats. B L
Café Soleil Starbucks coffee, hot breakfast sandwiches, and baked goods. B L
Mountain High Pizza Fresh pizza by the slice or by the pie. Delivery available. L D
The Burger Joint Enjoy homemade burgers and buns, hot dogs, milk shakes, gelato, and more! L D
Tod Mountain Café Organic fair trade coffee, crêpes, omelettes and paninis. B L
Umbrella Café Licensed café with light lunches and beverages. Located at the base of Morrisey chairlift. B L
Vertical Café Organic Cherry Hill coffee and specialty drinks, smoothies, paninis, wraps, waffles, and chili dogs. B L
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Our groups.Meetings in the Mountains Meeting facilities are located within the village hotels and day lodges with space for up to 600 people. The intimate village design allows attendees to walk from their accommodation to meeting locations in minutes. SunPeaksResort.com/Meetings
Reunions With so many activities conveniently accessible, there’s something for kids and adults of all ages. The abundant choices of restaurants are ideal for group or private bookings.
Team Building & Retreats An opportunity to discover your potential and create lasting bonds while participating in ski racing clinics, voyageur canoe expeditions, GPS scavenger hunts, or alpine fondue and torchlight descents.
Weddings No matter the season, there are several stunning ceremony locations from which to choose. The majestic covered bridge and greenspace is a favourite with a view of Tod Mountain in the background. There’s the quaint mid-mountain chapel accessed by the Sunburst chairlift, a poolside terrace, and more. Indoor receptions range from elegant hotel ballrooms to an eclectic mix of restaurant venues. SunPeaksResort.com/Weddings
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Our summer adventures.
Land Adventures 4 Fun Pack Try a combo of activities! One medium bucket of balls and golf club for the driving range, a one day alpine hiking ticket, a one day Sports Centre pass and one ride on the bungee trampoline.
Alpine Hiking Enjoy one of the most spectacular displays of alpine wildflowers in Canada, easily accessible via the Sunburst chairlift. Sixteen trails range from relaxing strolls to exhilarating summits.
Alpine Picnic Enjoy a day in the alpine hiking among the wildflowers. This activity includes a ready-to-go lunch from Café Soleil and hiking pass.
Bungee Trampoline Take flight high into the sky on this fun activity for all ages.
Carriage Rides Enjoy a 40 minute private tour of Canada’s Alpine Village with spectacular views from your carriage, pulled by friendly draft horses.
Cross Country Biking Dozens of valley trails are accessible from the village at no charge. For a fee, take the Sunburst chairlift to access new alpine XC trails.
Geocaching A great way to explore Sun Peaks through the fun, high tech sport of geocaching, this self-guided activity is perfect for all ages and includes all equipment necessary for a few hours of discovery.
Guided Hiking and Bike Tours Let a knowledgeable, local guide show you the cross country biking and hiking trails! Offered daily in the valley and at the ‘Top of the World’.
Nordic Pole Walking This guided tour will take you through the valley trail system where you’ll engage your entire body using all major muscle groups. Introductory and Alpine Nordic Pole Walking tours available.
Mountain Cross Cart Course Enjoy high speeds and a winding, gravity-fed course! The platter lift will bring both cars and racers to the top of the course; guests will then drive down the specially designed course reaching an average speed of 35 km/h. A valid
driver’s license is required.
Photo Shoots Capture your memories with a photo shoot by Alpine Images in the village or on the mountain.
Segway Tours Explore the trails surrounding the village by Segway. This unique tour can accommodate up to 6 people and run approximately 45 minutes in length.
Tennis Courts Play a game of tennis on the outdoor tennis courts. Rentals are available at the Sports & Aquatic Centre where the courts are located.
The Secwepemc (Shuswap) Medicine Trail Set out on this interpretive walking trail directly behind Nancy Greene’s Cahilty Lodge and discover the local plants and berries that where once gathered by Aboriginals.
Trail Rides Enjoy views of the resort on horseback accompanied by experience guides. Suitable for all levels. Pony Ride and Stable Tours are also available.
Treetop Flyers Zipline Breathtaking scenery with state-of-the-art lines that soar over two waterfalls and wildlife in a pristine environment. Located in Chase on Highway 1, only 45 minutes away via a gravel forest service road.
Water Adventures Adams River Rafting Experience river rafting down the Adams River, through a 10km section of the Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park followed by swimming and cliff jumping. Located in Scotch Creek, 45 minutes from Sun Peaks via a gravel forest service road to Chase.
Canoe & Kayak Rentals Paddle the beautiful waters of McGillivray Lake and get closer to nature. Observe bald eagles and ospreys as they hunt for the abundant fish in the lake. Hear the haunting call of the loon over the stillness of the water.
Sports & Aquatic Centre Featuring a heated outdoor swimming pool, outdoor hot tub, and kids pool.
Stand-Up Paddle Boarding Experience a sport that feels like walking on water, available at nearby Heffley Lake. It’s an easy-to-learn, non-intimidating activity
for ages 12 and older. Available tours include paddle fit with yoga, lake tours, and a bike and board experience.
Voyageur Canoe Tours Join the Northwest Voyageur Company for a trip into Canada’s storied past by paddling a replica voyageur canoe around McGillivray Lake, while listening to your fur trader guide offer insights into how Canada was explored and established by early settlers.
The Golf CourseNaturally challenging and uniquely beautiful, the 18-hole, par 72 course offers greens located at 1,200 metres above sea level making it BC’s highest elevation course. The forest-lined front nine requires accuracy while the more open back nine offers spectacular mountain views in this Graham Cooke designed masterpiece.
Golf TournamentsJust Play Group Package Group rates and specials for 20–40 guests with standard consecutive tee times.
Just Play ‘BIG’ Group Package This package is available for groups of 41–80 with a regular tee time on a modified split tee start or a shotgun start for groups of 81–144.
Lessons Sun Peaks offers lessons for golfers of all ages and levels of play with a full practice facility complete with a driving range, putting green, plus chipping and practice bunkers.
Bike Park With nearly 2,000’ of lift-accessed vertical, the Bike Park boasts 38 trails from flowing machine-made and world-class downhill, to scenic and all-mountain XC. A number of camps and daily clinics are offered to help you better explore the Park, coached by experienced, local and BC’s top pro coaches.
Bike Park Clinics & CampsJune 26–29 Professional Mountain Bike
Instructor Course Level 1 July 13–17 5-Day Freeride CampJuly 18–20 Weekend Freeride CampJuly 4–5, 18–19 Women’s Freeride CampsJuly 26 Gentleman’s Freeride Clinic
2015 dates are TBD and are subject to change.
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Gil’s Zone closed daily at 2:00pm forfinal Patrol sweep. Please respect closuresand obey all newly added avalanche risk signage and closures.
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Village Base1,255m (4,117')
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Start ofCross CountrySki Trails
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Lift AccessCross CountrySki Trails
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TUBE TIMETUBE TIME
Mt. Morrisey1,675m (5,495')Mt. Morrisey1,675m (5,495')
KamloopsKamloops
Mt. Tod2,152m (7,060')Mt. Tod2,152m (7,060')
Sundance1,730m (5,676')Sundance1,730m (5,676')
Nancy GreeneInternationalRace Centre
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Gil’s Zone closed daily at 2:00pm forfinal Patrol sweep. Please respect closuresand obey all newly added avalanche risk signage and closures.
THE GLADESGLADES ARE NOT REGULARLY PATROLLED—NEVER SKI ALONE
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Guided ToursMountain Host Tours Consistently ranked one of the best resort experiences by our guests! Take advantage of complimentary, friendly mountain tours available for all ability levels and terrain preferences, offered twice daily.
Ski with Nancy Greene Watch for Olympic Champion, Canadian Senator, and Director of Skiing, Nancy Greene Raine who makes her winter home at Sun Peaks and enjoys skiing with resort guest on weekends and holidays. Complimentary tours are open to guests of any ability.
Cat Trax Groomer Rides Join a groomer in a Pisten Bully snow groomer and see firsthand how they work their magic on the ski runs.
Dog Sled Tours A traditional Canadian experience! Guided dog sled tours start with instruction on how to handle, harness and drive the sled. You can then take control as your professionally trained team happily takes you through the wilderness of Sun Peaks.
First Tracks Breakfast Kick off your morning on the mountain three days a week with exclusive access to exceptional alpine terrain serviced by the Crystal chairlift, followed by a hearty breakfast at the Sunburst Mid-Mountain Restaurant.
Full Moon Nordic Ski & Chocolate Fondue Ski to the McGillivray Lake Outpost cabin under a full moon and starry sky where you’ll enjoy the warmth of the McGillivray cabin and a classic chocolate fondue, good company and star gazing, followed by a gentle glide back to the village.
Snowmobile Tours For those seeking thrill and adventure, Sun Peaks has exciting snowmobile tours that travel to the backcountry where you’ll ride on trails, over frozen lakes and through clear meadows. Add on an evening ‘Wiener Roast’ to your tour which includes a campfire cookout at the McGillivray Lake cabin. Guests can ride solo or double up.
Snowshoe Tour Explore Sun Peaks on a professionally guided tour ranging from the spectacular sub-alpine on Tod Mountain to the magic of a winter’s night complete with a campfire cookout and moonlight s’mores.
Snow Limo This unique activity provides an opportunity for the non-skier to experience the entire mountain in style. Glide down some of our downhill ski runs safely and comfortably with a trained and experienced chauffeur-guide.
Winter ActivitiesWelcome Reception with Nancy Greene Each Sunday enjoy some complimentary hot apple cider while learning about Sun Peaks Resort from Olympian, Canadian Senator and our Director of Skiing, Nancy Greene Raine.
Fondue Dinner & Evening Descent Board the Sunburst chairlift for a twilight ride up to the Sunburst Lodge where you’ll be treated to a fondue dinner and live music. Afterwards your guides will lead you safely back down to the village on a perfectly groomed run by starlight and headlamp.
Sleigh Rides Sit back under the covers and take in the sights and sounds of the village and surrounding area.
Family Fun Night At the skating rink this night’s all about the kids. Watch for mascot Harry Bear and enjoy the roaring campfire and hot chocolate.
Our winter adventures.
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Ice Skating Rink A full size outdoor rink is only a short walk from the village where you can skate with friends or rent the ice for a game of hockey. Skate and stick rentals are available at the rink.
Kamloops Blazers Ice Hockey Enjoy one of Canada’s favourite games with an evening at a Kamloops Blazers hockey game complete with transportation to and from the resort.
Friday Race Series The Friday Race Series is a recreational racing event for all levels of skiers and snowboarders. Racers are divided into local and
visitor categories, and then into age divisions. Prizes will be awarded to both categories, and locals will compete throughout the series for a grand prize.
Kamloops Winter Shopping Shuttle Take a break from the mountain and let us drive you to Kamloops for the day to shop. Drop-off locations include downtown and Sahali Centre Mall.
Tube Park With its curving lanes, Tube Time is a ride unlike any other lift accessed tube park. It’s the perfect activity to compliment your winter adventures with your entire family.
Snowshoe Rentals Explore the extensive 15.5km of track set snowshoe trail system on your own with a complimentary trail map and interpretive guide booklet with each snowshoe rental.
Terrain Park Backed by Rockstar Energy, the Sun Peaks Terrain Park located on Sundance Mountain spans over nine acres and features three distinct ability zones including rails, jumps, boxes, and more. Clinics are available for those looking to improve their skills or learn how to ride the features.
9th Annual Sun Peaks Family Cup: All-Nations CelebrationsBring in the new year with two weeks of fun. The Family Cup is a multinational winter celebration where families develop lasting friendships with people from around the globe. The fun, recreational races and activities include downhill and Nordic races, tubing and skating parties, and more.
17th Annual Sun Peaks Winter Okanagan Wine FestivalAwarded the #1 Winter Day Trip in BC, this festival has become a milestone event in the province. Whether you favour a formal Winemasters’ Dinner or the popular Progressive Tasting, there’s nothing more fantastic than pairing BC wines with epic powder skiing.
Nancy Greene’s International Race CentreAs the official training site for the BC Ski Team and the official training site for the Austria National Ski Team in 2010, the Race Centre can support up to four lanes of GS training. Snowmaking lines run from the top of the course to the bottom and timing lines are available if required.
FEATURED WINTER EVENTS
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Kids LessonsChild Minding 18 months to 5 years of age. This includes beverages and snacks and full day programs include lunch. Register kids for child minding prior to arrival to ensure availability. Half day, full day and 2-hour slots are available. Upon checking in children, parents or guardians must present proof of medical coverage and their health insurance number.
Sun Tots Programs Ski lessons for 3 to 5 years of age. 1- and 2-hour lessons are available and can be paired with half or full day child minding. Snowboard lessons are available for ages 3–7.
Sun Kids Programs Ski Lessons for 6 to 12 years of age. Snowboard lessons are available for 8 to 12 years of age with the choice of private or group lessons.
Freestyle Camps Geared towards kids aged 6–12, this three half-day camp is taught by certified freestyle coaches and introduces participants to the fundamentals of freestyle skiing and snowboarding in a fun and safe environment.
Adult LessonsLearn to Ski/Snowboard This program provides a great introduction to the world of winter sports, specifically tailored to provide first time skiers and snowboarders with everything they need to hit the slopes.
Private Lesson with Nancy Greene Olympic Champion & Canadian Female Athlete of the 20th Century, Nancy Greene Raine, draws upon a lifetime of skiing and is pleased to offer guests private instruction.
Private Lessons Available daily and suitable for all ability levels, and is the perfect way for you to focus on the areas you want to improve upon.
Group Lessons Catering to every ability, from beginners looking for a fun and social atmosphere to super groups with a maximum of three students per instructor, Sun Peaks is the place to improve your skills.
Fresh Tracks Private Lessons A great way to get your day started! Load the chairlift before everyone and get your
private instruction in perfect conditions. Levels 3-4-5, for ages 6 years and up.
All-Mountain Skills Camp Explore our vast off-piste terrain with a professionally certified Canadian Ski Guide, with a focus on promoting safety and awareness of mountain hazards.
Beyond the Groomers Camp Explore over 500 acres of expanded terrain in this guided ski improvement camp with one of our top professional instructors.
Fun Family Race Camps Professional but fun race coaching including video analysis, lift line priority, gate training, Friday Race Series entry, and après party.
Ladies Day Thursday A perfect way to engage with other like-minded ladies, these 2-hour lessons for levels 3, 4 and 5 are followed by a delicious lunch at Mantles Restaurant.
Ski Sisters Program Experience the mountain at your own pace and have fun while discovering your confidence through this ladies only program. Participants can cruise, improve skills or simply learn how to access more terrain.
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Equipment Rentals
Offering downhill and cross country mountain bike rentals from Rocky Mountain, as well as Commencal and Scott demo bikes. In winter, Elevation is Sun Peaks Resort’s only true “one-stop shop” for high performance alpine ski and snowboard rentals, demos, Nordic rentals, lift tickets, outerwear, and accessories.
Boasting the latest and greatest equipment from Wintersteiger and staff that put their work to the test on the mountain day after day, see why Fall Line has become a local favourite for tuning service at Sun Peaks Resort.
Sun Peaks’ premiere ski-in, ski-out ski and snowboard shop! Offering equipment rentals and demos, equipment for purchase, skiwear, logo wear, accessories, and much more. With a focus on service and quality, guests are treated like one of the family and walk out with the highest quality, best-fitting gear available.
Locally owned and operated since 1996, McSporties remains true to Nordic and alpine skiing and ski racers of all ages, offering equipment for purchase, rentals, clothing, demos, and not to mention the finest ski tuning on the mountain. Their experience in ski and board servicing and ski product knowledge is unsurpassed.
Conveniently located at the base of the Sundance and Sunburst Express chairlifts is the largest rental centre at Sun Peaks, featuring skis from Head and snowboards from Elan. Boots, poles, and helmet rentals are also available.
Ski Adventures Program Ski Adventures blends instruction with social, fun, and on-slope adventure. The 5-day program includes Friday lunch and a memorable gift; designed for all levels of skiers.
Nordic Lessons The low-impact, total body workout of Nordic skiing has numerous health benefits and is a sensational way to explore the resort’s vast terrain. Nordic lessons are suitable for all ages and abilities in both classic and skate in group or private settings.
Nordic Ski Camps These two-day Nordic camps are designed to improve your technique, hone your skills, and increase your fitness level. Choose between skate or classic techniques, or try both! All abilities are welcome.
Glenn Bond Nordic Ski Camps Former National team member Glenn Bond brings his Nordic camps to Sun Peaks. Camps include 2.5 hours of daily
coaching, video analysis, trail ticket, one stretching session, two massage treatments, and lunch.
Adaptive SportsSun Peaks Sports School works in partnership with Adaptive Sports at Sun Peaks Society (ASSP) to allow guests with physical and cognitive disabilities to enjoy our world class terrain.
Disabled Skiers Association of BC (DSABC) Guests participating in adaptive sports must purchase a membership from the DSABC. Memberships can be purchased online with a credit card at www.dsabc.ca and are valid for the entire winter season.
Adaptive Sports Lessons Half day lessons are available and must be booked 48 hours in advance. Specialized equipment is available.
For more information on these and other programs, please visit SunPeaksResort.com/Sports-School
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Our accommodations.
Nancy Greene’s Cahilty LodgeA family oriented condominium-style hotel with rooms that can be combined in numerous ways to suit your party—most have kitchens. On-site amenities include ski lockers, hot tubs, underground parking and a restaurant. The Cahilty is in an ideal ski-in, ski-out position, close to grocery and liquor store and a variety of restaurants and shops.
John Douglas, General Manager 250.578.7454 / 1.888.683.1536 [email protected] www.cahiltylodge.com
Coast Sundance LodgeThe Coast Sundance Lodge is conveniently located within the village and offers a true ski-in, ski-out location at the base of the Sundance chair. Rooms range from studio rooms with kitchenettes to 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with full kitchens and include free Wi-Fi and local calls.
James Bingham, Hotel Manager250.578.0200 / 1.866.486.2888j.bingham@coasthotels.comwww.coastsundancelodge.com
The Residences at Sun Peaks GrandFully equipped luxury Residences offering the same services and facilities as the attached Sun Peaks Grand, including maid and room service. These units feature kitchens, dining areas, ensuite laundry, balcony, fireplaces and more.
Karen WeaverDirector of Sales & Marketing 250.578.6011 / 1.844.SPGRAND [email protected] www.sunpeaksgrand.com
Sun Peaks Grand Hotel & Conference Centre Eat, sleep, and ski in style. Starting with their award winning culinary team’s multiple restaurants, to recuperating in one of three enormous hot tubs or in the heated outdoor pool. Pamper yourself with ski valet and slide right down to the main lifts.
Karen WeaverDirector of Sales & Marketing 250.578.6011 / 1.844.SPGRAND [email protected] www.sunpeaksgrand.com
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Bear CountryChoose from the largest variety of quality condos, townhouses or chalets—from studio suites to mountain homes—slopeside, or village centre. Fully equipped kitchens, private hot tubs, fireplaces, free Wi-Fi, and parking. 24hr check-in and pet-friendly units are available.
Reiner Brecht, Owner/Operator 250.578.6969 / 1.800.811.4588 [email protected] www.sunpeakscondos.com
Hearthstone LodgeA ski-in, ski-out lodge offering a variety of room styles, from studios, lofts, multi-room, and adjoining units to accommodate all types of guests. The Hearthstone Lodge is also popular for its outdoor hot tubs, ski and golf storage, fitness facility, meeting, and wedding venue space.
Reiner Brecht, Owner/Operator250.578.6969 / [email protected]
Sun Peaks LodgeA renovated, full service, family operated hotel located in the village centre with ski-in, ski-out access, hot tub, sauna, steam room, ski storage and gym. Comfortable rooms offer flat screen TVs, duvets, fridge, safe, Wi-Fi, and more. The Steakhouse Restaurant is open during the winter season.
Silvia & Mario Erler, Owner/Operators 250.578.7878 / 1.877.754.7751 [email protected] www.sunpeakslodge.com
Top of the MountainBooking your holiday is quick and easy with Top of the Mountain Accommodations. All sizes of properties from studios to massive chalet homes with both economy and deluxe options are available to suit your needs.
A. Cage, Owner/Operator 250.578.6939 / 1.800.585.8834 [email protected] www.topofthemountain.ca
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