Kicking Horse
Perched high in British Columbia's Purcell Mountains, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort commands attention with its remarkable 4,314 feet of vertical drop - one of North America's highest. Known for its challenging terrain and legendary powder snow, this bold mountain destination draws skiers and riders seeking authentic big-mountain experiences. From pristine alpine bowls to adrenaline-pumping chutes, Kicking Horse's terrain speaks to those who crave adventure.
Live Kicking Horse Webcams
Stariway to Heaven
Get a bird's-eye view from Kicking Horse's highest lift point through this live webcam. This web cam overlooks the legendary Feuz and Rudi's alpine bowls, giving you a perfect preview of conditions in the resort's most elevated terrain.
Kicking Horse's strategic lift network efficiently connects you to over 3,400 acres of terrain. The Golden Eagle Express gondola serves as the mountain's backbone, whisking riders to the summit in just 12 minutes. Four lifts total provide access to 128 runs, including the renowned Bowl Over and Crystal Bowl zones. Our modern system ensures maximum time enjoying the mountain's legendary terrain rather than waiting in lines.
Kicking Horse Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
120
Total Area
3487 ac
1411.1 ha
Location
Just 14 kilometers from the historic town of Golden, British Columbia, Kicking Horse combines raw mountain terrain with easy accessibility. The resort sits 2.5 hours west of Calgary International Airport and 7 hours east of Vancouver. Golden offers authentic mountain town charm with restaurants, shops, and accommodations, while the surrounding Canadian Rockies provide a dramatic backdrop for your mountain adventure.
Kicking Horse
, british-columbia
Season Info
Winter transforms Kicking Horse into a powder seeker's dream from December through April. The resort receives an average of 24 feet of light, dry snow annually, creating ideal conditions across its varied terrain. Early season typically brings storm cycles that build the base, while mid-winter offers the deepest powder days. Spring skiing extends into April with corn snow mornings and relaxed afternoon sessions.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/5/2024
Closing Day
4/5/2025
Days Open
122
Annual Snowfall
Metric
8.23m
823cm
Imperial
27ft
324in
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