Sun Peaks Trail Map

View the trails and lifts at Sun Peaks with our interactive trail map of the ski resort. Plan out your day before heading to Sun Peaks or navigate the mountain while you're at the resort with the latest Sun Peaks trail maps. Click on the image below to see Sun Peaks Trail Map in a high quality.

Sun Peaks’ terrain is spread across three mountains—Tod Mountain, Sundance Mountain, and Mt. Morrisey—each offering a distinct skiing experience. The lower slopes are ideal for beginners and families, with gentle pistes and dedicated learning zones. These areas provide a safe and enjoyable environment for building confidence on skis.

Intermediate skiers will enjoy the wide, flowing runs on Sundance Mountain. Trails such as Rambler and Homesteader are favorites, offering long descents with scenic views and plenty of space for carving turns. These runs highlight the resort’s balance between accessibility and adventure.

Advanced skiers can test their skills on challenging terrain at Tod Mountain. Runs like OSV and Challenger feature steeper gradients and technical sections that demand precision and control. They are perfect for those seeking a more intense skiing experience.

Freestyle enthusiasts will find four terrain parks equipped with jumps, rails, and boxes. With eight rail features and a variety of setups, the parks cater to all levels, from beginners trying their first tricks to seasoned riders pushing their limits. The parks are a lively hub for snowboarders and freestyle skiers.

Natural features enhance the skiing experience, with open bowls, ridgelines, and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The vertical drop of 882 m ensures long, rewarding runs, while the summit at 2,152 m provides breathtaking vistas. The longest run, at 8 km, offers a continuous descent that showcases the resort’s scale.

Overall, Sun Peaks’ terrain caters to every ability level, from families and beginners to advanced skiers seeking technical challenges. Its blend of piste variety, modern lift infrastructure, and striking scenery makes it one of British Columbia’s premier ski destinations.

Terrain

Beginners Runs
19%
Intermediate Runs
34%
Advanced Runs
38%
Expert Runs
9%
Runs in Total
117
Longest Run
5 mi
Skiable Terrain
4,270 ac
Night Skiing
20 ac
Snow Making
250 ac

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