Sun Peaks Resort Opiniones sobre la estación de esquí

Sun Peaks no es para los amantes de la nieve polvo, es para los fanáticos de la velocidad. Mira hacia abajo por una pista perfectamente preparada, no hay nadie en ella, baja tan rápido como quieras.

Ideal para familias, con una gran variedad de terrenos y casi sin colas para los remontes. Llevamos aquí tres años y disfrutamos mucho de la montaña. Incluso en las semanas punta, las colas para los remontes son casi inexistentes. Si te gustan las pistas largas y bien preparadas, no encontrarás nada mejor que esto. La única pega es la falta de dobles diamantes negros desafiantes. Un pequeño y encantador pueblo al pie de la montaña con una buena variedad de tiendas y restaurantes.

• Muchos recorridos de crucero increíbles
• Terreno experto limitado: si buscas diamantes negros dobles desafiantes, este no es el lugar adecuado para ti.

Lo recomiendo.

• Acceso directo a las pistas. Nieve en excelentes condiciones. El pueblo a los pies de la montaña ofrece diversos servicios. El personal es amable y accesible, incluso con un nivel de inglés limitado.

Condiciones de nieve fantásticas, gran variedad para esquiadores de nivel intermedio y buenas opciones para esquiadores avanzados. Pistas vacías, bien preparadas, prácticamente sin colas: para nosotros, que hemos esquiado en Europa, Colorado y Nueva Zelanda, estas condiciones ofrecieron con diferencia las mejores. Una experiencia muy agradable.

After learning to ski in New Zealand over two brief seasons and paying an arm and a leg for congested, short, icy runs I was blown away with Sun Peaks. I went there on a friend's recommendation and was not disappointed. Lots of Aussies and Kiwis there, I guess because they know a good thing when they see it. I am frankly stunned at some of the comments here about the lack of variety. I guess its all relative isn't it? I am an intermediate skier and Sun Peaks was absolutely perfect for me. There is a bit of everything there - skiing through the trees, off piste, but most of all, large empty beautiful blue groomers. The best for getting your skill level up. So if you're a pro, then yeah, maybe best to head over to Kicking horse or Revelstoke. For the rest of us, this place is perfect, no queues, large areas to learn to carve and then plenty of blacks to progress to eventually when I get good enough. Apres ski? Yeah well its not Europe, but there is more than enough there for us older folk. Couple of very decent pubs, Japanese, Italian and Western style restaurants, and a couple really good cafes to grab a hot coffee in between sessions. Everything I want - I'll be back this year for sure.

• Excellent groomers, great all-around ski resort
• Fairly limited restaurant selections maybe

Sun Peaks is a beautiful resort in BC, underrated. You have to ski this place a lot to learn where the good stuff is. Tips is if you can walk a few 100 metres you ll have fresh pow almost guaranteed, just don't say it too loud. Villahe is quaint, folks are friendly, and its a great destination for families. I would add that summer and biking is starting to get a name there! Enjoy 4500 acres of terrain with no lines!

• Variety of terrain, simple terrain Backcountry great for intro, solid village vibe, no lines
• I d say no huge parties but that's ok and can stay in whistler.

Just a bunch of intermediate and beginner runs. Food is very bad. really should just be a local resort, not a destination. Large yes, but that is like a huge buffet with all the trays holding potato dishes.

• Very Flat
• Even Flatter

I have skied all over B.C. and can't believe how underrated Sun Peaks is. Great terrain including lots of black runs, great slack country, and an awesome village with friendly staff. Just don't tell anyone!

• excellelnt variety of terrian including easy acess to slack country . No lift lines, great ski in ski out and awesome village
• can't think of any

I went here for a week in 2021. A lot of hype regarding the 2nd largest resort in Canada. It's mostly beginner & intermediate terrain. Very little advanced & expert terrain. Also an antiquated lift system for the size of the resort. Limited dining options in the base village. Also it's hard to get to. It's an all day trek from the US. For skiing in Canada I much more prefer Whistler, Revi or Kicking Horse. Whistler is crowded but lots of lifts & infrastructure there. Also it's easy to get to flying into Vancouver.

Sun peaks is great for families,