Your Complete Guide to Skiing in British Columbia

Practical insights on 19 ski resorts across British Columbia, with honest reviews and planning advice for your next ski trip.Home to Whistler and incredible coastal mountain powder.

Why Choose British Columbia for Skiing?

What Makes British Columbia Special

✓Deep powder
✓Whistler Blackcomb
✓Coastal mountains
✓Long seasons

Best For

•All skill levels
•Resort amenities
•Powder skiing

Peak Season: January to March

19 Ski Resorts in British Columbia

From beginner-friendly slopes of Mt Seymour through to the advanced terrain of Kicking Horse

Resorts

158

Total Lifts

1,735

Total Trails

42,905ac

Skiable Area

Filter & Sort Resorts

Showing 19 of 19 resorts

Apex Mountain

Big White

Cypress Mountain

Fernie Alpine Resort

Grouse Mountain

Kicking Horse

Kimberley

Manning Park

Mount Cain

Mount Washington

Mt Seymour

Panorama

RED Mountain

Revelstoke

Sasquatch Mountain

Silverstar

Sun Peaks

Whistler Blackcomb

Whitewater

Planning Tips for British Columbia

From Our Research

Whistler gets busy - consider other BC resorts for fewer crowds

How It Compares: World-renowned resorts with Olympic-calibre facilities

Planning Questions

Best time to ski in British Columbia?

January to March typically offers the best conditions. Check individual resort pages for specific timing and current snow reports.

How do these resorts compare globally?

World-renowned resorts with Olympic-calibre facilities

What is the best ski resort in British Columbia?

For beginners, Mt Seymour offers excellent learning terrain, while Kicking Horse provides the most challenging slopes for advanced skiers. Check our detailed resort profiles below for specific recommendations.

Can I ski multiple resorts in British Columbia?

British Columbia has 19 ski resorts. Check individual resort pages for information about multi-resort passes and connections between ski areas.