Sasquatch Mountain is a small Fraser Valley ski area in Hemlock Valley, with 34 runs over roughly 121 hectares and a 337-metre vertical from a 1,317-metre top. The mix leans steeper than the size suggests: 46% advanced, 34% intermediate and 20% beginner, with no expert-rated runs. Its real selling point is snow. Sanity records about 13 metres a year, among the heaviest totals in the province, so storm days here can be genuinely deep even though the mountain itself is modest in scale and the vertical short by interior standards.

The skiing is made up of short, steep fall-line runs and gladed pitches rather than long cruisers, served by a quad, triple and double chair with a surface lift for beginners. A terrain park and night skiing round out the offer, and the proximity to Metro Vancouver makes it a handy storm-day choice. Sasquatch suits advanced skiers and riders looking for quick laps in fresh snow, plus locals who want a quieter alternative to the big Sea to Sky resorts, though beginners have a smaller learning area than at the larger resorts, and the low summit means the lower runs can turn wet or heavy when the freezing level rises.

The 2025-26 season at Sasquatch Mountain ran from 13 December 2025 to 5 April 2026, a roughly sixteen-week season supported by average annual snowfall of around 13.0 metres, among the highest totals of any resort in British Columbia. Season dates can shift depending on early and late-season weather in the Hemlock Valley.

Midwinter, from December through February, typically brings the most consistent, substantial snowfall to Sasquatch's advanced-weighted terrain. As an Indy Pass resort, Sasquatch draws value-focused skiers and pass holders alongside Fraser Valley locals seeking the area's considerable, reliable powder.

Sasquatch's proximity to the Fraser Valley continues to draw regional visitation throughout the season, particularly given the resort's comparatively affordable pricing relative to the larger BC destinations. School holiday periods bring family visitation to the resort's more moderate terrain sections.

Specific event programming beyond standard operations is not confirmed in available resort information. Since Berezan Hospitality Group's 2006 purchase and the resort's 2017 rebrand, Sasquatch has continued building on more than five decades of history since Hemlock Valley's 1969 founding. The resort's considerable snowfall and cultural rebrand remain central to its identity each season.