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Resort Attributes

Season:
19 December 2008 - 5 April 2009
Average Snowfall:
4m / 12.5ft
Vertical Drop:
751m / 2,465ft
Base Elevation:
1,230m / 4,035ft
Summit Elevation:
1,982m / 6,500ft
Skiable Area:
729h / 1,800a
Total Trails:
80 (including glades)
Longest Run:
6.4km / 3.97mi
Beginner Terrain:
20%
Intermediate Terrain:
42%
Advanced Terrain:
38%
Lifts:
5
Uphill Capacity:
6,452 people per hour
Tubing Park:
No

Kimberley Alpine Resort

LESSONS

Kimberley’s Winter Sports School offers a range of lessons from fully-certified CSIA and CASI staff, with something for first-timers through to experts.

 

Programs and lessons include group lessons, private lessons, beginner programs, women’s clinics, kids group lessons, kids private lessons, specialised tours include Mountain Descent, Kootenay Fondue and Trickle Creek tours. If you have ever dreamt of becoming a ski or snowboard instructor, Kimberley also offers CSIA Level 1 Instructor Certification.

 

LIFTS

Kimberley Alpine Resort offers full day, half day and season lift passes, with lower rates for seniors (65 years +), youth (13 – 17 years) and children (6-12 years), while children 5 and under ski free.

 

Kimberley Season Pass holders may ski at Fernie Alpine Resort and Lake Louise Resort free. Only valid until Kimberley Alpine Resort opens and closes for the season.

 

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GEAR

The Rental Shop is located at the base of Kimberley Alpine Resort,in the Polaris Lodge, right next to the Northstar Express High Speed Quad. It offers awide range of excellent quality rental equipment to choose from including skis for varying conditions.

 

 

Click here to book your equipment online with Ski Tours Canada.

 

If you want to bring your own gear Ski Tours Canada will ensure our airport and road transfers are prepared for your extra luggage.

 

Ski Tours Canada will look after the details. After all it’s often the little things that make a difference between a good holiday and a great holiday.