Big White Summer Blog

Moms have been voting Big White Ski Resort 'Canada’s Favorite Family Resort' for years now. Here’s a couple of reasons why...

Seven busses from Big White Ski Resort carrying 378 fans from all over the world helped cheer the Kelowna Rockets to a 4-3 overtime victory against the Lethbridge Hurricanes yesterday evening. Cal Foote scored the overtime winner for the Rockets assisted by fellow Team Canada World Junior teammate, Dillon Dube, who also had a goal of his own on the night.

This holiday season, Big White Ski Resort was proud to donate and decorate a tree for the Kelowna’s Festival of Trees, hosted at Mission Hill Family Estate Winery - an event that raised more than $30,000 for the BC Children’s Hospital Foundation.

Big White Ski Resort has gifted the Big White Fire Department Work Experience Program (WEP) members with complimentary season passes for the 2017-2018 winter season. The WEP is now in its 16th year and over 85 members have been hired into career fire departments all across Canada and the world.

Big White Ski Resort’s premier coffee boutique, Clocktower Coffee Co. (CTC) located in the Village Centre Mall would like to congratulate our exclusive coffee supplier, Oughtred Roasting Works, on winning Roast Magazine’s 2018 Roaster of the Year award.

With summer all wrapped up, Big White Ski Resort is looking forward to another epic winter season with many new and exciting resort developments.

Known as Canada’s favorite family resort, Big White is always looking for ways to make families’ alpine experiences more memorable. From custom-designed chocolate to major accommodation developments, guests will be delighted to see what’s new at Big White this winter.

If you follow Kelsey Serwa on Instagram, you know she's famous for her #WackyWorkoutWednesdays. Yet while some are just wacky, others are flat out extreme!

The Telegraph UK recognizes Canada's top 10 ski resorts. Big White Ski Resort makes the list for its totally ski-in/ski-out convenience.

Last weekend, Bike Big White was proud to host its first-ever Enduro race event. Fresh-cut trails, rugged alpine drops, and sprawling big mountain views blew away spectators and competitors alike.

This weekend we hosted over 300 competitors for Mudd, Sweat, and Tears Kelowna. With 20 obstacles and 8.5KM of terrain, needless to say, things got a little dirty...Here are our favorite moments from the event.