Nestled in the interior of British Columbia, Sun Peaks is Canada's second-largest ski area, boasting 4,270 acres of skiable terrain across three distinct mountains: Mt. Tod, Sundance, and Mt. Morrisey. Despite its massive size, the resort is renowned for its incredibly uncrowded slopes, laid-back atmosphere, and light, dry 'champagne' powder that stays fresh for days. The resort is anchored by a charming, colorful European-style pedestrian village that was purpose-built for convenience. Visitors can literally ski through the village center, dropping their gear at their hotel or stopping right at the door of a café. The terrain caters heavily to families and intermediates, with endless, meticulously groomed cruisers, while advanced skiers can find fantastic tree skiing and steep alpine bowls. Sun Peaks appeals to those seeking the vast terrain of a mega-resort without the mega-crowds or premium price tags. It provides a highly accessible, family-friendly ski experience where you can easily navigate between the three peaks, rarely wait in a lift line, and soak up the peaceful interior British Columbia sunshine.
