Activities

Yvette Morrissey is a travel blogger at Wayfaring Kiwi (http://www.wayfaringkiwi.com). After living at Big White Ski Resort for two seasons, these are her top activities every non-skier should try!

Looking for some St Patrick’s Day fun? The luck of the Irish must be with you. Big White Ski Resort will be the centre of the craic. We can’t promise you’ll find the pot of gold here at Big White, but you’ll be seeing the rainbow through emerald-tinted goggles. From green runs to green beers there’s Irish fun for the whole family.

Everyone knows a winter wonderland is basically the most romantic settling for new and old relationships alike.

Skiing has been a longstanding family tradition for Mike Coulthard, who is currently in his 53rd season of skiing at Big White. In fact, Mike's parents were one of the few lucky people invited by Doug Mervyn and Cliff Serwa to test out the resort days before it officially opened for operations in 1963.

Less than one hour from Kelowna's doorstep, Big White (more affectionately known as "Biggie") is far from just a ski resort - it's a wintery world all of its own. In this blog, Dani, travel writer and mother of two, explains six reasons why Big White is the ultimate family destination...

We’d love to join Big White’s athletes Tess Critchlow, Kelsey Serwa and Ian Deans in Pyeongchang this month to cheer them on in person - but since we can’t actually be at the games, we’ve got a few ways to get in the Olympic spirit here at Big White Ski Resort.

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

Bluebird days at Big White - sigh - is there anything better? Get away from grey, and escape up to the mountain for sunshine so strong it will leave you with a goggle tan sure to make all your co-workers jealous.

When the sun goes down on another champagne powder-filled day, the adventure has only just begun at Big White Ski Resort. From the breathtaking natural surroundings to award-winning establishments and all the family-friendly events in between – you don’t want to miss an evening out at Big White.

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.