Elevation
5,197'
Base
7,198'
Summit
2,001'
Vertical Drop
Trails
85
1,112 Acres
Lifts
4
3 Types
Snowfall
151"
Annual Snowfall
6"
Nov
33"
Dec
35"
Jan
46"
Feb
34"
Mar
1"
Apr

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Where to Stay

Plan Your Trip

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 06, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 06, 2025

Projected Days Open

120

Years Open

64

Average Snowfall

236"

Terrain

Runs in Total
85
Longest Run
3.1 mi
Skiable Terrain
1,112 ac
Night Skiing
40 ac
Snow Making
60 ac
Snow Making
621.4 mi

Lifts

4

High Speed Quads
1
Triple Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
2

Inside Scoop

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Reviews

Emmo

Great locals hill, many seem to think (incorrectly) it's "little" and it is true that it isn't Whistler, or Big White or Sun Peaks but that is a good thing. There is plenty of terrain options here both on piste, and backcountry with enough challenging terrain to keep even advance skiers entertained for days. The additional activities for non-skiers including tubing, skating and snowshoeing through the extensive trail system are actually far better than options found at bigger resorts, and that also includes Nickelplate Nordic centre which is 10 mins away from Apex and a legit size x/c area. So many outdoor options here. It doesn't have a starbucks or body shop store but it has good people, small lift lines and a great local vibe. You probably won't impress the big hill snobs with this destination and that's the point.

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