Sun Peaks, British Columbia

You can drive from Alberta to Sun Peaks, which is about a 7-hour drive from Calgary or 4.5-hour drive from Jasper. Alternatively, fly into Kamloops Airport and take a shuttle to the resort.

Sun Peaks offers year-round activities. Winter is ideal for skiing and snowboarding, while summer is perfect for hiking and mountain biking. Consider visiting in March for fewer crowds or from July to August for vibrant wildflower displays.

As a Canadian, you don't need any special documentation to visit Sun Peaks. Just ensure you have valid identification, such as a driver's licence, especially if you're flying.

Costs vary based on season and activities. Winter being the high season, summer offers incredible value and more availability. Accommodation ranges from budget-friendly lodges to luxury hotels.

Absolutely! Sun Peaks was built with families and convenience in mind. There’s a myriad of family-friendly activities like scenic chairlift rides, horse drawn wagon rides, and a pedestrian-friendly village. It's a great destination for families looking to enjoy the outdoors together without the crowds.

In summer, try alpine hiking for stunning views. Or for new downhill mountain bikers explore the Progression Park. In winter, don't miss the dog sledding adventure for a unique winter experience.

Yes, Sun Peaks has a variety of dining options, from casual cafes to gourmet restaurants. Enjoy local and international flavours in the charming village setting.

Yes, you can rent skiing, snowboarding, golf, and biking equipment at the resort. Rental shops offer a range of gear to suit all levels, ensuring you have everything you need for your adventure.

Pack according to the season. In winter, bring warm clothing, ski gear, and snow boots. In summer, pack hiking boots, light layers, and sunscreen. Don't forget your camera for capturing the stunning scenery.