SilverStar offers 132 runs across roughly 1,328 hectares near Vernon, with a 731-metre vertical drop from the 1,888-metre summit. The grading is balanced with a lean toward the middle: 40% intermediate, 35% advanced, 15% beginner and 10% expert. The terrain is split across four distinct faces rather than one big bowl, which lets skiers chase the sun or avoid the wind through the day. Light, dry Okanagan snow, around 7 metres a season, suits the groomers and gladed runs well, and the four-face layout means crowds spread out rather than queueing on one slope.

Vance Creek, the front face above the village, is mostly beginner and intermediate corduroy, while Attridge is a smaller, quieter area with gladed blues and blacks that often sit empty. Silver Woods adds mellow, treed intermediate runs, and Putnam Creek on the back is the advanced zone, with black and double-black pitches. The Comet six-pack and the gondola move people out of the village quickly. SilverStar suits families and mixed-ability groups who want variety, with advanced skiers able to peel off to Putnam Creek for steeper runs while the rest of the group stays on the front.

The 2025-26 season at SilverStar ran from 22 November 2025 to 5 April 2026, a roughly nineteen-week season supported by average annual snowfall of around 7.0 metres. This season followed the resort's transition into Pacific Group Resorts' portfolio, its most recent ownership change after decades under Schumann family control.

Midwinter, from December through February, typically brings the most consistent, light and dry conditions to SilverStar's varied terrain across four mountain faces. The resort's brightly coloured village continues to draw considerable family visitation from across the Okanagan and Western Canada.

SilverStar's ski-in and ski-out village and varied terrain continue to support strong visitation throughout the season, particularly during school holiday periods. The resort's considerable scale across four faces helps distribute crowds relative to its popularity.

Specific event programming beyond standard operations is not confirmed in available resort information. Following its transition to Pacific Group Resorts, SilverStar continues building on nearly seven decades of history since Silver Star Sports' founding in the mid-1950s. The resort's distinctive village character and four-face terrain remain central to its enduring popularity in the Okanagan.