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Tour the Sun Peaks cross country trails, and enjoy some time in British Columbia’s great outdoors.
With 30.8 kilometres of groomed and track set trails, along with 22.1 kilometres of backcountry trails, Sun Peaks has a diverse Nordic trail system that will excite all ages and abilities. Expect high quality grooming while out on the trails thanks to the resort's new Pisten Bully equipped with a Yellowstone Tracksetter.
Nordic Skiing Rates
Nordic area tickets can be purchased at the base of the Morrisey Express Chairlift, Guest Services located in the Village Day Lodge, and at Elevation Mountain Outfitters located in the Delta Sun Peaks. All ticket offices open at 8:00am. Call 250-578-5474 for more information.
| Age Category |
Full Day |
Season Pass** |
| Adult (19–64) |
$15 |
$129 |
| Senior (65+) |
$12 |
$129 |
| Youth (13–18) |
$12 |
$89 |
| Child (6–-12) |
$10 |
$89 |
| Tot* (5 and under) |
FREE! |
$30 |
| 12% HST will be added to all prices. Rates are in Canadian dollars. Dates and prices may be subject to change without notice. Some restrictions may apply. *Although tot Nordic tickets are free, all children must have a pass on their person while skiing. **Best Buy Season pass rates quoted and only available to residents of Canada and Washington. For full details on Nordic Season Pass rates, click here. |
Nordic Trail Access
- Trail heads are located by the covered bridge across from the Coast Sundance Lodge, base of the Morrisey Express chairlift, and from Parking Lot 5.
- The Nordic skiing pass includes lift access on the Mt. Morrisey Express chairlift, which takes Nordic skiers to the Holy Cow trail.
Good Things to Know
- Call 250-578-5521 in the event of an emergency.
- The Umbrella Café is a great place to stop for a quick snack or to purchase a bagged lunch.
- McGillivray Lake Outpost, open daily from 9:00am to 4:00pm, is a great place to rest and warm up.
- McGillivray Lake trail is dog friendly. Bags are provided so please clean up after your pet.
- Backcountry trails are not patrolled.
- Backcountry trails are not suitable for those new to the trail system or Nordic skiing.
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