Baldy Mountain Resort, located on the edge of the South Okanagan Desert and West Kootenay inland rainforest, is accessible from both Canada and the US.
It is 35 minutes from Oliver and 45 minutes from Osoyoos, less than an hour from the US border, and roughly 5 hours from Vancouver.
Baldy Mountain Resort, transports you into the high alpine with views of Canada’s only natural desert and largest wine country. Baldy is the 3rd highest elevation in British Columbia.
With minimal lift lines and some of the best prices in BC, amazing glades and terrain with champagne powder this hidden gem should be on your bucket list!
35 alpine runs, 360 acres of trails, and 240 acres of glades for tree skiing/boarding, practically the entire mountain can be explored.
The variety of terrain at Baldy Mountain Resort offers many green, blue or black options off each lift, and all trails return to the day lodge, making the mountain easy to navigate.
In addition to ski and snowboard trails, Baldy Mt has 5 km of groomed cross-country skiing trails for beginners to intermediates. Baldy also offers 5 km of snowshoe trails for explorers of varying abilities. Tubing is available starting 2022!
Baldy Mt has two chairlifts, Eagle and Sugarlump, as well as a magic carpet and the McKinney T-bar that which connects to the terrain park. The Double Eagle chairlift has a maximum elevation of 2,123m, and the quad, Sugarlump, has a maximum elevation of 1,942m. These lifts provide access to all varieties of terrain, from green to black.
Summertime activities are hiking, mountain biking and frisbee golf! Ride Sugarlump chair to the top for 360 degree views of the Okanagan Valley. Lodge services are available on weekends, so you can enjoy a burger, beers, or refreshment.
Escape the heat in the cool alpine forest, enjoy the natural beauty and view the meadow flowers. We have always loved the mountain and enjoy the mountain year round. We are your local Okanagan experts and would love to show off "our" Mountain!
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