Big White spreads 119 runs over roughly 1,147 hectares above Kelowna, dropping 811 metres from the 2,319-metre summit. This is an intermediate mountain first, with 54% of the terrain rated blue, 22% advanced, 18% beginner and just 6% expert. The result is wide, forgiving cruising, much of it among the heavily frosted trees known locally as snow ghosts, with about 7.5 metres of dry snow in a typical season. Skiers hunting extreme lines will find limited challenge, but families and mixed groups can stay together with very little effort.

The Cliff Chair side of the mountain holds the steeper pitches, with runs such as Exhibition delivering the more technical descents, while the alpine bowls above the Powder Chair open into wide, variable-snow skiing. Intermediates gravitate to the Black Forest zone, where blue runs like Serwa's and Kalina's make long, flowing laps. Beginners are well served close to the village, which sits directly on the slopes and keeps the walk to the lifts short. Big White suits families, progressing intermediates and groups of mixed ability who value ski-in access and consistent snow over big steeps.

The 2025-26 season at Big White ran from 28 November 2025 to 5 April 2026, a roughly eighteen-week season supported by average annual snowfall of around 7.5 metres. Season dates can shift depending on early and late-season weather in the Okanagan Valley.

Midwinter, from December through February, typically brings the most consistent, light and dry conditions to Big White's intermediate-weighted terrain. As a family-owned resort, Big White draws considerable family visitation from across the Okanagan and Western Canada, alongside destination travellers seeking its ski-in and ski-out village.

Big White's substantial on-mountain village and family-friendly terrain continue to support strong visitation throughout the season, particularly during school holiday periods. The resort's snow school and varied terrain across all ability levels draw a genuinely broad family visitor base.

Specific event programming beyond standard operations is not confirmed in available resort information. Since the Schumann family took ownership in 1985, Big White has continued building on six decades of history since its 1963 founding. The resort's family ownership and considerable village scale remain central to its enduring popularity in the Okanagan.