Big White Summer Blog

Big White Ski Resort had the privilege of hosting Slopeside Pride, a vibrant celebration that brought together the community in a spectacular display of self-expression, solidarity, and support.

Big White Ski Resort is proud to announce a significant contribution to the Kelowna Women's Shelter.

It’s nearly skiing-in-your-sweater, cold-beer-to-cool-down weather at Big White Ski Resort. To get you as excited about the longer days as we are, we’ve compiled a list of the best patios to relax, imbibe and perfect your goggle tan this spring!

It’s one thing to impress mature taste buds with Big White Ski Resort’s growing foodie culture, but it takes a certain something to get both the 'bigs' and the 'littles' drooling at one table. We think we’ve got it covered - but you’ll have to let the kiddies decide for themselves!

In a heartfelt tribute to its longstanding employees, Big White Ski Resort Ltd. proudly announces a special ceremony to honour over 20 individuals who have dedicated more than 25 years of service.

Big White Ski Resort proudly announces a historic milestone, having broken its all-time record for visitor attendance during the ten days encompassing BC Family Day and USA Presidents' Week.

Big White donates $17,135 to Powderhounds Adaptive Snowsports program in support of People in Motion.

Big White’s Winter Wonderland isn’t just for the pros on the snow. Our mountainside village will charm even the most winter adverse.

Big White Ski Resort is thrilled to share the exciting news that Weninger Construction & Design Ltd. (WCD) has been announced as a finalist in four prestigious categories at the Canadian Home Builders’ Association Okanagan Housing Awards of Excellence.

On December 8, 60 years ago, 400 skiers traversed the one-way road up the mountain to the newly constructed resort – complete with a 1,700-metre T-bar and 150-metre tow rope. They paid around $4 for a ticket, ate a “light meal” from the cafeteria in the log-cabin style chalet – located about 150 metres straight uphill from where Monashee Inn is now – and likely had no idea what a ski helmet was.