British Columbia Snowboarding

Snow seldom falls in the city, yet Vancouverites enjoy easy access for some of the greatest downhill and cross-country skiing services in North America.

The twinkling lights associated with the neighborhood skiing hills - Cypress Mountain, Grouse Mountain and Mount Seymour, from western to east - entice the city's residents and tourists alike, urging all of them to strap on snowboards, skis or snowshoes throughout winter time. With lifts opening in the morning, and certain runs open until 10 pm, you'll bring the maximum amount of snowboarding or driving into your time as you're able deal with.

And merely a couple of hours north, put the twin internationally celebrated skiing mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb. This top ranked location ski resort attracts skiers throughout society for downhill and heli-skiing, with cross-country tracks situated close by. Among Brit Columbia’s large number of various other snowboarding options is Sun Peaks, only over four-hours’ drive from Vancouver, with a family-friendly ski-in, ski-out town and 1, 400 hectares (3, 500 miles) of skiable landscapes.