Manning Park

Manning Park

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Manning Park Resort stands as a cherished winter destination in British Columbia's Cascade Mountains. This family-friendly ski area combines excellent skiing conditions with the authentic charm of a traditional mountain resort. With terrain suitable for all skill levels across 140 acres of skiable area, Manning Park offers both challenging runs for experienced skiers and gentle slopes perfect for beginners.

Live Manning Park Webcams

Bear Chair

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Elevation: 1460m / 4790ft

This Manning Park web cam is located at the bottom of the Bear Chair which takes riders to the summit of the main region of the ski resort.

Manning Park's efficient lift network ensures maximum time on the slopes. The resort features four lifts, including the Orange Chair, a triple chair ascending to spectacular alpine terrain, and the Blue Chair serving intermediate runs. Two surface lifts provide easy access to beginner areas, making the mountain highly accessible for novice skiers and snowboarders.

Manning Park Lift System
Total Ski Lifts = 3
Quad Chair
1
Quad Chair
T-Bar
1
T-Bar
Surface Lift
1
Surface Lift

Manning Park Resort Elevation

5869ft1789mResort Summit1417ft432mVertical Drop4452ft1357mResort Base
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Trails

Total Runs

34

Total Area

141 ac

57.1 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
30%
Intermediate
40%
Advanced
30%
Expert
0%
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Location

Located 45 minutes east of Hope, BC, Manning Park Resort offers a perfect escape from urban life. Just 2.5 hours from Vancouver, the resort sits within E.C. Manning Provincial Park, surrounded by pristine wilderness and spectacular mountain vistas. The resort's location provides visitors with not just skiing, but access to extensive cross-country trails, snowshoeing routes, and winter hiking paths.

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Season Info

The ski season at Manning Park typically runs from late November through early April, with optimal conditions from December to March. The area receives an average annual snowfall of 400 centimeters (160 inches), creating reliable skiing conditions throughout the winter. The mountain's elevation and position in the Cascades help maintain excellent snow quality throughout the season.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

12/13/2024

Closing Day

4/5/2025

Days Open

114

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Annual Snowfall

Metric

8.24m

824cm

Imperial

27ft

324in

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