Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
Please note, our daily Grooming Report PDF has been discontinued this season. The grooming status information below is updated in real-time as the grooming team works on the trails overnight. A "Groomed with Fresh" status indicates that the trail has received 5+ cm of fresh snowfall since it was last groomed.
Sun Peaks also updates trail status throughout daily operating hours.
Operations Update – November 24: Until Whiskey Jack is fully open, skiers with dogs are temporarily permitted to access the network via Village Trail, to Cotton Tail, to Vista, and then up to McGillivray Lake and other designated dog-friendly trails. Due to early-season conditions, fat bikes are not permitted on the Nordic trail network at this time.
You may encounter wildlife on Nordic and Backcountry trails at any time. Please ski in pairs.
The lift-accessed Holy Cow trail features several significant downhill sections and is best suited to confident intermediate or advanced Nordic skiers. Guests should be comfortable on intermediate trails throughout the rest of the Sun Peaks network before attempting Holy Cow.
Backcountry trails are neither groomed nor patrolled, and are not recommended for those new to the trail system or new to Nordic skiing. They are operated in conjunction with the Province of BC and the Kamloops Outdoor Club.
Note: Nordic trails Village, McGillivray Lake, and Raven Return are designated as shared use with fat biking. To learn more about Fat Biking in Sun Peaks, click here.
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