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Bought hitcase from one of the shops beginning of ...

Bought hitcase from one of the shops beginning of August. It leaked on first outing despite advertised as good to go up to 30'. Had case returned and was told another was being shipped.

Have repeatedly asked for my money back or my replacement hitcase.

I have neither and since mid-August.................

Nothing but lip service from Sunpeaks.

Bottom line, don't waste your money on the hitcase and certainly wouldn't recommend purchasing from Sunpeaks.

Terrible service (Except the lip service), terrible product, terrible experience.

Great hill. Have to say it is my favorite in BC, b...

Great hill. Have to say it is my favorite in BC, but I've only been to 4, but definitely really enjoyed Sun Peaks. Love the layout of the three mountains and how they all come together. Great little village, very friendly and supper easy to get around even on foot. Loved our stay over Christmas this year.,

I attended the 5K Foam Fest. It was very well orga...

I attended the 5K Foam Fest. It was very well organized and there was plenty of information available and attendees were taken care of appropriately. Prices for the shops were high but that's typical of a resort.

This is a great place to ski; a wide range of terr...

This is a great place to ski; a wide range of terrain options with excellent glade runs to weave through trees.
However, their claim to a the green resort is optimistic at best. Plastic cutlery pervades restaurants across the mountain and in the village. Plastic bags to every customer at the supermarket and straws be default in every drink.
So much more to achieve a green status - get the easy stuff right.

Sun Peaks is a magical place. The small town easil...

Sun Peaks is a magical place. The small town easily walk-able by foot and great prices for the hotels, this Ski Resort wins my heart without any further due.

Note: most pictures were taken from the top of Sundance Express.

The ski resort and living community here are truly...

The ski resort and living community here are truly beautiful and unique. It's only a short drive from Kamloops and serves as a wonderful place to take in some fresh air while hiking, boarding, mountain biking, snowshoeing, dog sledding or just shopping and dining.

I'm proud to bring my friends and family here!

We took the kids to the tube park. They ranged fro...

We took the kids to the tube park. They ranged from 2-10 and they all had a blast! It's an easy carpet ride up and there are 2 tube lanes, one fast and one slower. You can ride down with your small children in your lap or holding onto them in their own tube. The only downside is that it took about 15-20 minutes to get through the line at the top.

I've ran the Spartan best here a few times, so I'v...

I've ran the Spartan best here a few times, so I've only been here towards the end of summer and for a special event, but I love it here!!! The atmosphere is so cold and everyone is so friendly!!! Highly recommended!!!

Hell ya. Sun peaks is amazing. Definitely one of t...

Hell ya. Sun peaks is amazing. Definitely one of the best ski/snowboarding resort operations in BC. They got you covered no matter what you wanna make you trip out to be. The mountain its self is incredible, offering something for the everyone. From the first day rookie, to the mature blue bird, to the greasiest of park rats and deep power semi-backcountry adventurer you'll find the line that works for you. The snow is pretty much always good. And, even if it hasn't come down for a week, the cold and dryness of the local climate keeps the pow fresh enough for everyone to have a good time. The village has a ton of amazing places to shop, browse or get set up to ride. Pretty much everyone that works in a around Sun Peaks is friendly and cool. The resort staff will go above and beyond to make your experience as best as can be. Honestly, I can't say enough of about this place. And with Whistler/Blackcomb becoming ever more unaffordable, corporate, and elitist Sun Peaks easily steps into the role of being the next best bet for the people.

WOW...

WOW...
The perfect snow that we got there was out of this world!!!
Not the most famous resort but one of the best I have ever been to.

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My first time was a blast! Snowshoeing, snowmobiling and skiing during Christmas 2020.

Haven't been to too many resorts living in lower m...

Haven't been to too many resorts living in lower mainland. Have been to Whistler in the past. I would say Sunpeaks is way better overall. It's not too busy, better snow (dry), and relatively inexpensive. We stayed at the coast hotel which is right there by the ski hill. Such a convenient location. Food is pricier up there so make sure you bring your own food if you have a kitchen. Restaurants are pretty good also. Great place for the family! It is my kids first time skiing. I've put them in ski school and they had such a wonderful time. We are already talking about making this an annual winter tradition.

We couldn't believe how beautiful this little town...

We couldn't believe how beautiful this little town is even when we arrived late at night. Once it was a morning the town turned to a beautiful dream full of smiling faces. Activities from golfing to horse riding and from mountain biking to trail hiking will keep you out of boredom. Kids also have trampoline-pungie jumping to get their energy out!

Sun Peaks is a great place to do some Alpine hikin...

Sun Peaks is a great place to do some Alpine hiking in the summer. The chair lift runs from 10:00 to 19:00 and for about $20, you skip the walk up to the alpine meadows. Otherwise, walking from the base, it's 3.4 km long and a 600 metre elevation gain. In the alpine area, the trail's are well marked and well trodden. On the weekends it's rather busy, but once past the first 1.0 km, the trail's branch out and the crowds peter out. The weekend of June 28/29 there were plenty of alpine flowers in bloom, though the best are further out, along the trails to Mt Todd and Todd Lake, both of which make for great hiking destinations to enjoy a picnic or packed lunch. Some of the wildflowers in bloom included paintbrushes, lupines, larkspur, stonecrop, cow parsnip, forget-me-nots, tiger lilies, white and pink heather, asters, and several others. Ample parking was available within a short walk from the visitors centre where one can purchase or pick up tickets although note that there is often a discount for lift tickets purchased online. Also they sell bottled drinks, as hikers will need to bring refreshments with them for their hike. Overall great spot for enjoying alpine meadows in the summer without too much effort.

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Hidden treasure for snowboarders and skiers alike!...

Hidden treasure for snowboarders and skiers alike!

If you re anything like me you love to board but HATE to wait in lines. Sun peaks has sown unbelievable snow and weather but is not even close to as busy as the other resorts throughout Alberta and BC. We will definitely be back again soon.

If I had only one word to describe this place, I w...

If I had only one word to describe this place, I would say: Why? Did I come here so late into my life! hAhA I got you didn't I. This place is so awesome, I loved that there was so much powdery snow, not your typical ski resort because most of the snow has a slight yellowish tint, especially around the areas with signs stuck on them. Regardless, I had a fun time keeping myself hydrated with that succulent sweet nectar with a slight hint of ammonia. Cheers!

Came down with the Silver Star staff on February 5...

Came down with the Silver Star staff on February 5th and an awesome day was had. It was my first time visiting Sun Peaks and the snow wasn't too bad despite only having a small dusting in the few days prior. We didn't see any sunny peaks as it started dumping mid day! Definitely will come back to check out mountain biking!

Sun Peaks is a wonderful place to hike and see the...

Sun Peaks is a wonderful place to hike and see the wildflowers during the summer. The Sunburst chair lift opens at 10:00am and takes you up to an elevation of 1850m. (You can buy a lift pass online). From here, we first took trail 9 to Tod Lake which is a beautiful lunch spot with a view of a small lake. Trail 9 has some elevation mixed with flat parts and views of wildflower meadows. We then did trail 11 and 12 which goes around Mount Tod summit. This is the best trail for wildflowers, every corner gives an even better view than before. It was astounding. Trail 11 and 12 are marked as advanced but it felt accessible if you want some distance and are wearing light trail shoes. On the way down we did trail 10 to 5 then 2. It can get very windy here and a jacket or sweater is helpful. This path is better going down than up. You lose elevation fast and hiking poles would be helpful for your knees. I definitely recommend a visit!