Big White Winter Blog

Dane’s passion for snow sports started with his first snowboarding trip to Val-d'Isère 20 years ago: “I definitely had a lot to learn back then; I could barely make it down the mountain! But I knew I was hooked for life; I couldn’t believe people could live and work in such beautiful places and get to go snowboarding to boot; I was completely blown away!”

The Okanagan College will begin construction this summer to strengthen student’s skill set in Food, Wine, Hospitality, Tourism and Resort industries.

Get ready for an unforgettable summer adventure at Big White!

Summer is upon us, and The Woods Restaurant is ready to tantalize your taste buds with an exciting new menu, with a mix of traditional favourites.

Thanks to our friends at skiKrumb, you can now own your skiKrumb GPS tracker, the world's first and only radio GPS tracker designed specifically for ski resorts, for a great price!

If you plan on taking a sightseeing chairlift ride up the Bullet Chair, we recommend using a dog harness instead of a neck collar to keep playful pups secure during walks and on the chairlift. Plus, dogs ride for free!

As part of its unwavering commitment to modernization and futureproofing, Big White Ski Resort is set to complete the construction of new staff accommodation buildings in the Black Forest subdivision by this upcoming winter season.

In a landmark development for Western Canada, Big White Ski Resort proudly announces its Okanagan Bucket List (OKBL) partner, Predator Ridge, owned by Wesbild Holdings Ltd., will build a prestigious Ritz-Carlton Residences, Okanagan, at Predator Ridge.

We're thrilled to announce that Big White Ski Resort has been nominated for the Best of Kelowna awards in two prestigious categories: Resort and Tourist Attraction outside City Limits.

Big White Ski Resort is thrilled to announce its $5,000 donation to the Canada West Ski Areas Association's (CWSAA) Small Ski Areas Fund, an initiative designed to bolster the development and sustainability of smaller ski areas across Western Canada.