Sun Peaks Resort is an internationally renowned four-season mountain destination located in Sun Peaks, British Columbia, just 45 minutes northeast of Kamloops in a region referred to as the Thompson Okanagan. Known for its sunny climate and feather-light snow, Sun Peaks Resort receives more than 2,000 hours of sunshine and more than six metres of snow annually. There are 144 alpine trails to choose from across 4,400 acres, making Sun Peaks the second largest ski area in Canada. Explore the unique open glades of Mt. Morrisey, the steeper faces of Tod Mountain, top-to-bottom terrain park on Sundance Mountain, and so much more, with a picturesque ski-through pedestrian village at the base of all three.

Winter activity highlights in Sun Peaks include downhill skiing and snowboarding, Nordic skiing, dogsledding, ice skating, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, sleigh rides, and more. Sun Peaks is also home to the Nancy Greene International Race Centre, where thousands of alpine skiers train each year. The large Sports School offers ski and snowboard lessons for all ages and abilities, in private and group settings.

Sun Peaks Resort is located 34 miles (55 km) from Kamloops. Sun Peaks is easily accessible from Vancouver (4-1/2 hours), Seattle (5-1/2 hours), and Banff (6-1/2 hours) on the Trans-Canada Highway 1, and from Jasper (5 hours) on the Yellowhead Highway.

Fly direct to Kamloops (YKA) from Calgary, Vancouver, and Victoria, and with connection from Toronto, Edmonton, and other cities across Canada. Airlines include Air Canada, WestJet, and Pacific Coastal. Guests also fly into Kelowna (YLW), with a connecting ground transfer to Sun Peaks. Frequent shuttle service to Sun Peaks Resort from airports located Kamloops, Kelowna, and Vancouver is available.