Big White Summer Blog

At Big White Ski Resort, we believe that community care starts with showing up for those who need it most — not just on the slopes, but in life.

At Big White Ski Resort, sustainability is more than a commitment—it’s a way of life.

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.

As we celebrate National Tourism Week 2025 (April 7-11) under the inspiring theme Canada: Powered by Tourism, we’re taking a moment to recognize the incredible people and departments that fuel the visitor experience here at Big White Ski Resort.

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

There’s something rare in snowboarding these days.

Since 1982, the Canadian Ski Patrol – Ogopogo Zone (CSPOZ) has been a vital part of the safety and culture 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.

Big White’s Winter Wonderland isn’t just for the pros on the snow. Our mountainside village will charm even the most winter adverse.

A new season starts November 28, and with it comes a revamped menu at The Woods, curated by Executive Chef Boddie Macklin-Shaw.