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“One of the great advantages I see is that the north facing
glaciers would be easily accessible from the main ski area
thus enabling "year round" skiing opportunites. At present
this is only possible at two existing ski areas in North
America, Mount Hood, Oregon and Blackcomb, British Columbia.
These summer ski areas are becoming very overcrowded with
the only other alternatives being either Europe or the
southern hemisphere.”

Glenn Wurtele, Youth Development Manger, BC Alpine Ski Association

Quick Stats

Elevation

• Base: 1,700 metres (5,500 feet)
• Jumbo Glacier: 3,419 metres (11,217 feet)
• Glacier Dome: 3,000 metres (9,900 feet)

Vertical

• Winter: 1,715 metres (5,627 feet)
• Summer: 700 metres (2,300 feet)

Skiable Terrain

• Controlled Recreation Area: 5,925 hectares
• Approximate area of marked ski runs and trails: 611 hectares
• Number of accessible glaciers: 4 (Glacier Dome, Jumbo Glacier, Commander Glacier, Farnham Glacier)

Lifts

• Number of lifts at build-out: 20 – 23
• Average Skiers Per Day at build-out: 2,700

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