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Big White Ski Resort in British Columbia is honouring skiers and riders who have spent 100 days on the mountain this season with commemorative pins, showcasing the resort's appreciation for its dedicated visitors.
Big White Ski Resort Rewards Loyal Skiers as Season Ends
Big White Ski Resort in British Columbia is marking the end of the 2024-25 ski season by recognising its most loyal skiers and riders. The resort is offering commemorative 100-Day Pins to those who have spent a century of days on the mountain this season. This gesture highlights Big White's appreciation for the visitors who have made this season noteworthy.
Skiers can collect their pins at the Activities Desk in the Village Centre Mall until April 6. After the season ends, pins will be available at Big White's Kelowna office. For those unsure about their total days, the resort has set up a simple verification process via email.
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The current season at Big White has been remarkable, with 576 centimetres of fresh snow and a substantial 228-centimetre base. As the resort prepares to close on April 6, more snow is expected in the final week.
Big White Ski Resort, located 56 kilometres southeast of Kelowna, offers a comprehensive skiing experience. The resort boasts 119 trails across 1,119 hectares of skiable terrain, catering to all skill levels. With 18% beginner runs, 54% intermediate, and 22% advanced, Big White accommodates a wide range of skiers. The resort's 16 lifts, including high-speed chairs and a gondola, can transport 28,000 skiers hourly.The resort has garnered numerous accolades over the years. It's been ranked as one of Canada's top family resorts and praised for its grooming and snow conditions by Ski Canada Magazine. Condé Nast Traveller UK has also listed it among North America's premier ski resorts. Big White's TELUS Park is particularly notable, recognised as one of the continent's best terrain parks and a venue for international snowsport events.
