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British Columbia Ski Resorts
British Columbia stretches from Whistler Blackcomb at the coast through the Kootenays' legendary interior powder (Revelstoke, Whitewater, Red Mountain, Kicking Horse, Fernie). Combine Whistler's scale with the cat- and heli-skiing capital of the world.
British Columbia — ranked by SnowSure™ score
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Skiing in British Columbia — FAQ
- Where is the famous BC powder?
- The Kootenay and Selkirk ranges in BC's interior — Revelstoke, Whitewater, Red Mountain, Kicking Horse, Fernie — get cold, deep, dry snow. Whistler Blackcomb at the coast gets more snow by volume but it's heavier.
- Is Whistler Blackcomb worth the hype?
- Yes — biggest lift-served vertical in North America (1,609 m / 5,280 ft), the most skiable terrain (8,171 acres), and a dual-mountain peak-to-peak gondola. Crowded but justifiably popular.
- When does BC skiing peak?
- Mid-January through mid-March for the interior; the coast (Whistler) is good December through April. Storm cycles are reliable from mid-November onwards.
