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Sasquatch Mountain in Winter

Sasquatch Mountain in Winter

Sasquatch Mountain Resort is one of the Lower Mainland’s best-kept secrets, offering incredible skiing and winter activities just a couple of hours from Vancouver. Despite being a sizeable ski destination with excellent snowfall, many Vancouverites are still unfamiliar with it—even after its rebranding from Hemlock Valley to Sasquatch in 2017. The name change helped boost awareness, but it remains an underrated gem for winter sports enthusiasts.

Beyond skiing and snowboarding, Sasquatch Mountain Resort offers a variety of fun winter activities, including tubing and snowshoeing.

 

View at Sasquatch Mountain Ski Hill

 

Sasquatch Tubing Park: Pricing & Hours (2025 Season)

The Sasquatch Mountain Tube Park is a relatively new addition to the resort. It opened on January 24th last season. Operating hours were:

  • Friday & Saturday: 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
  • Sunday: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Tubing Ticket Prices:

  • Ages 6 & Older: $25 per person

  • Ages 5 & Under: Free

Prices for next season are to be confirmed.

 

 

Snowshoeing at Sasquatch Mountain: Rates & Trails

For those who love exploring snowy landscapes, Sasquatch Mountain features scenic snowshoeing trails. Snowshoeing costs from last season were as follows:

  • Trail Pass: $15 per day

  • Snowshoe Rentals: $15 per day

Popular Snowshoe Trails:

  • Village Loop – Easy and scenic, with a mostly level path through the trees.

  • Mt. Klaudt Loop – A challenging route featuring a steep uphill climb.

  • Other Trails: Old Yeller, Mt. Cartmel, and Ridge Run.

Guided snowshoe tours are available and cross-country skiing is permitted on the Base Loop Trail.

 

Sasquatch Ski Hill

 

SKIING AT SASQUATCH MOUNTAIN

One of the most striking features of Sasquatch Mountain Resort is its vast, open terrain, offering skiers and snowboarders plenty of space to explore. Unlike more crowded resorts, much of the mountain remains wide open, allowing for a more relaxed and enjoyable experience on the slopes.

With a vertical drop of 363 meters and a longest run stretching over 2 kilometers, the resort offers exciting challenges for experienced skiers while remaining accessible for newcomers. The base lodge sits at 970 meters in elevation, with the mountain peak reaching 1,333 meters (4,374 feet).

 

Learn More

For more information about Sasqutach Resort, see the official Sasquatch Mountain website.

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