Key facts
Resort | 1255 m |
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Slopes | 1200-2080 m |
Lifts | 11 |
Pistes | 4270 acres |
Price index | 155 |
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The upside
- Great terrain for early intermediates
- Excellent glades
- Slopes very quiet during the week
- Good for families
The downside
Latest user reviews
We loved Sun Peaks! We spent a month at the resort…
LoveSkiing 28 Mar 2014
Absolutely loved Sun Peaks. Visited Feb 09 when snow…
Antony 6 Mar 2009
We visited Sun Peaks in early February and stayed 4…
Alastair B 23 Feb 2009
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Summary
Sun Peaks has a friendly, attractive small village that has been developed since the mid-1990s. And recent expansion of the ski area means that Sun Peaks is now the second biggest ski area in Canada – only Whistler is bigger. But that doesn’t make it big by Alpine standards. The terrain is nicely varied but a keen skier could cover the groomed trails in a couple of days. We still suggest combining it with a stay at another resort such as Whistler.
Blogs, features and news
- Crystal donates £68k to disabled skiers
- Ten best ski resorts in Canada
- Snowbombing to hit Sun Peaks
- Crystal Ski adds Sun Peaks for 2016/17
- Sun Peak extends its ski season
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Key facts
Resort | 1255 m |
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Slopes | 1200-2080 m |
Lifts | 11 |
Pistes | 4270 acres |
Price index | 155 |