Perched high above the shimmering waters of Harrison Lake in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley, Sasquatch Mountain Resort is a thrilling alpine destination steeped in history and natural beauty. Originally opened in 1969 as Hemlock Valley Recreation, this mountain has evolved from a humble ski hill with a single rope tow and wood-burning bus lodge into a vibrant, community-driven resort offering diverse winter adventures.
Renamed in 2017 to honor the legendary Sasquatch—the guardian spirit of the land revered by the local St’alis First Nation—this resort embraces both its cultural heritage and its commitment to world-class mountain experiences.
Adventurers of all levels will find their playground here. Sasquatch boasts 35 runs spread over 300 acres, offering everything from gentle beginner slopes to challenging glades and terrain parks designed for freestyle thrills. With dependable snowfall averaging 15 to 20 feet annually and serene cross-country trails, plus a family-favorite tube park, each visit promises a day full of powder-packed excitement and discovery. New for the 2025-26 season Sasquatch Mountain will be offering Snowcat Tours.
Safety is key on the mountain road, where winter conditions shift quickly—carrying chains or cables as mandated by the Ministry of Transportation and driving with caution ensures your adventure begins and ends smoothly.
Located just two hours east of Vancouver with straightforward access via Highway 7 and Highway 9, Sasquatch Mountain Resort offers a refreshing escape from city life. Plans for massive expansion and enhanced amenities are underway, promising to make this hidden treasure the largest resort in the Lower Mainland—more runs, more lifts, and an all-season mountain playground for everyone.
Whether carving your first turns, seeking powder stashes, or simply soaking up the alpine vibe, Sasquatch delivers an authentic mountain experience wrapped in natural splendor and spirited community energy. Get ready to explore, push your limits, and find your adventure at Sasquatch Mountain Resort.
| Address: | Sasquatch Mountain Resort 20955 Hemlock Valley Road Hemlock Valley Agassiz, BC V0M 1A1 |
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Phone:
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604-797-4411 | |||
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Toll Free:
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1-866-567-6866 | |||
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Fax:
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Snow Phone:
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Email:
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info@sasquatchmountain.ca | |||
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Website:
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sasquatchmountain.ca | |||
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Season:
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Mid December to April | |||
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Lift Hours:
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Monday : 0900-1530
Tuesday : 0900-1530 Wednesday : 0900-1530 Thursday : 0900-1530 Friday : 0900-2000 Saturday : 0900-2000 Sunday : 0900-1530 |
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Annual Snowfall:
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4.5 m (15 ft) | |||
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Vertical Drop:
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396 m (1,300 ft) | |||
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Base Elevation:
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975 m (3,200 ft) | |||
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Top Elevation:
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1,372 m (4,500 ft) | |||
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Skiable Acreage:
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121 hectares (300 acres) | |||
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Number of Trails:
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35, Longest run 1.4 miles (2.3 km) | |||
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Difficulty:
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Novice: 20%
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Intermediate: 60%
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Advanced: 20%
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Number of Lifts:
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4 – Sasquatch Triple Chair, Yeti Quad Chair, Whistlepunk Double, Littlefoot Carpet, Tube Park Carpet | |||
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Lift Capacity:
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4,000 skiers per hour | |||
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Night Skiing:
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Yes | |||
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Cross-Country:
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Sasquatch Mountain Resort offers 13 kilometres of cross-country trails. Skiers are welcome to use the trails, however, they are not groomed | |||
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Terrain Park:
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The terrain park features handcut jumps, professionally fabricated rails and bonks, and other features to keep you coming back to shred that last run. | |||
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Halfpipe:
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No | |||
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Resort Services:
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Ski & Snowboard rentals, Snow School, Cafeteria, Bar, Retail Shop, Yeti Tube Park, Snowshoeing Trails, Outdoor Patio, Event Spaces | |||
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Nearest Ski Areas:
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Manning Park Resort, Mount Seymour | |||
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Nearest Towns:
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Mission, Chilliwack, Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs, Harrison Mills, Fraser Valley | |||
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More Information:
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Skiing & Winter Activities in Vancouver and the North Shore Skiing & Winter Activities in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley |
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