Kimberley

Kimberley offers 1,800 acres of skiable terrain, set against the backdrop of a Bavarian-themed town featuring the world's largest free-standing cuckoo clock. It stands out as one of the most affordable resorts in Western Canada, with prices often more competitive than those in the Okanagan region.

Intermediate skiers will appreciate the Kimberley experience, particularly on the north-facing main face. Here, you'll find consistently well-groomed runs. The region benefits from dry Kootenay snow, which provides a superior surface compared to many coastal resorts.

Beginners are well catered for at Kimberley, with gentle terrain located conveniently at the base of the resort. The uncrowded slopes contribute to a relaxed learning environment, helping to reduce anxiety for those just starting out.

Advanced skiers seeking a challenge should head to the Black Forest, renowned for its steep tree skiing. With 5 lifts serving 1,800 acres, the expert terrain at Kimberley often feels virtually private, offering ample space to explore.

For a multi-resort experience, consider combining a trip to Kimberley with Fernie. Located just 1.5 hours away, it makes for an excellent Kootenay powder road trip, allowing you to explore more of the region's diverse terrain.

Kimberley is part of Resorts of the Canadian Rockies (RCR). This means your lift pass is valid across other RCR resorts, including Fernie, Nakiska, and Stoneham, offering flexibility and value for multi-resort adventures.