Key facts
Resort | 1755 m |
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Slopes | 1510-2320 m |
Lifts | 16 |
Pistes | 2765 acres |
Price index | 150 |
Big WhiteCanada

The upside
- Great for learning to ski powder
- Slopes quiet except at weekends
- Convenient, purpose-built village with high-quality condos and a traffic-free centre; good for families
- Lots of non-skiing snow-based activities at Happy Valley
The downside
- Visibility can be poor, especially on the upper mountain, because of snow, cloud or freezing fog
- Ski area modest by Alpine standards_
- Limited après-ski (but getting a bit livelier)
Latest user reviews
My husband and I had two weeks in Big White over Christmas…
Sue Pierpoint 20 Oct 2013
We visited Big White for 2 nights in Early February…
Alastair B 23 Feb 2009
We visited Big White last season (in February 2006),…
Tim Perry 12 Mar 2007
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Summary
‘It’s the snow’ says the Big White slogan. And as slogans go, it’s spot on. If you want a good chance of skiing powder on reasonably easy slopes, put Big White high on the shortlist. If you want a suntan (or lively après-ski, or extensive steep terrain), look elsewhere; but if you are an intermediate looking to learn to ski powder or try gladed skiing, there can be few better places. Consider combining it with another BC resort such as Silver Star or Whistler for variety.
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Key facts
Resort | 1755 m |
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Slopes | 1510-2320 m |
Lifts | 16 |
Pistes | 2765 acres |
Price index | 150 |