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The Ski Resort of Big White
Big White is located in the Monashee mountain range in Canada’s Okanagan. This area of lakes and rolling hills is famous locally for mild temperatures, ice wine and champagne powder. Snowfall is plentiful with historical records showing an average of 24 feet (7 metres) each winter. Thanks to the sunny, dry climate the area typically enjoys the snow is fine and light and responsible for creating the resort’s world famous ‘snow ghosts’. When to go? February is a good choice. While European ski resorts are in the grip of school half term fever, Big White is relatively quiet: the March spring break is the resort’s peak holiday period.
Big White, BC at a glance
On the mountain
Ski area
Big White packs every type of ski terrain into a compact ski area.
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Lift system
Big White’s ski lift system is to the skiing world what Milton Keynes is to town planners: orderly and well-laid out.
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Ski schools and guiding
The Canadian ski resort has one ski school, the Ski & Board School. Owned and run by the resort, the booking desk is conveniently located in the Village Centre Mall next to the main ski hire shop.
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Advanced
The Cliff Area on the east side from Big White Peak offers a number of short but sweet options for expert skiers.
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Intermediate
Kilometres of long cruisey runs make Big White an ideal destination for intermediate skiers, while the off-piste terrain is a good learning ground for wannabe powderhounds.
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Beginner
Big White is an ideal destination for newcomers to the sport.
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Boarding and freestyle
Snowboarders will get the same amount of exhilaration as skiers
out of the numerous powder bowls. The 15 acre TELUS Snowpark is also a
big draw, though the terrain park at nearby Silver Star is bigger.
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Mountain restaurants
Lunch on the mountain isn’t a feature of Big White skiing - there aren’t any restaurants at altitude.
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Ski Map

- open Big White Ski map
Off the mountain
Village
Ski-in, ski-out, ski-through... Big White’s Main Street doubles as a ski run and a pedestrian walkway linking the resort’s accommodation to its off-slope attractions.
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Accomodation
All accommodation in Big White is ski in/ski out with over 17,000 tourist beds from budget offerings to luxurious slope-side condos.
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Restaurants and bars
Choose between 18 restaurants, cafes and delis for breakfast, lunch or dinner, eat-in or take-away.
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Other information
Big White prides itself on its holistic approach to winter activities offering plenty of non-ski activities from snowmobile tours to dog-sledding, and a weekly programme of events for children and adults.
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Getting there
Big White is a short hop from Kelowna International Airport, 56 km (35 miles) south east of the lake side town.
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