Textbooks, rent, tuition — it all adds up fast. That’s why we’re stoked to launch the Okanagan Student Season Pass, built to make skiing and snowboarding way more affordable for local students.

Big White Ski Resort has capped off a strong 2025 summer season, welcoming thousands of visitors for more than two months of lift-assisted biking, alpine hiking, live music, food and community events.

Planning a ski trip with kids takes a bit more work — more gear, more coordination and definitely more snacks. But at Big White Ski Resort, we’re built for family travel. As Canada’s Favourite Family Resort, we know how to help you enjoy the mountain without the chaos.

While bikes drop down the trails, wildflowers bloom, and the village patios buzz, our winter operations crew is deep in go-mode behind the scenes.

The Big White Bike Park trail crew is hard at work this summer, expanding the park’s offering with a focus on progressive riding experiences, refreshed features, and carefully planned new trail development.

When you think of Big White’s terrain, you probably picture deep powder and corduroy-perfect runs — not chainsaws, brush cutters or drainage ditches.

As we celebrate National Tourism Week 2025 (April 7–11), we’re proudly embracing this year’s theme—Canada: Powered by Tourism—a timely reminder that tourism is more than an industry; it’s a force for good in our local community.

You’ve rounded up your friends, you’ve bought your tickets, you’ve booked your accommodation… now what?

Winter 2024/25 was a milestone season at Big White Ski Resort.

Big White Ski Resort has been a cornerstone of family skiing adventures for six decades, and its 60th Anniversary film, Keep Moving Forward, produced by Angry Whale Media, captures the passion, determination, and sense of community that have shaped the resort’s remarkable journey.