Kimberley Alpine Resort
Canada
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About Kimberley
Just a stone's throw away from the charming town of Kimberley, British Columbia, you’ll find a laid-back and welcoming atmosphere at the Kimberley Alpine Resort. With more than 1,800 acres of skiable terrain, 80 well-maintained routes, and thrilling glades, it's a great mountain for all skill levels of skiers and snowboarders. The terrain caters to all skill levels, with long groomed trails, moguls, and gladed terrain. The resort also features a rail park for those looking to test their skills. Families especially appreciate the resort's diverse terrain and amenities, including ice skating and snowshoeing.
Kimberley isn't just a winter wonderland; it's a year-round playground. In the summer months, the resort is known for hiking, mountain biking, golfing, and plenty of other opportunities to explore the great outdoors.
With its ski-in/ski-out accommodation options like the Polaris Lodge and the Trickle Creek Lodge, Kimberley makes it easy for visitors to get to the slopes. In these two locations, you’ll also find yourself close to both on-mountain dining options. The Stemwinder Bar & Grill is best known as an après-ski destination, and Buckhorn & Main Mountain Eatery has great choices for the whole family. If you are looking for a little more variety, the town of Kimberley is approximately 20 minutes away and has plenty of alternate options.
The resort's location in the Purcell Mountains provides stunning scenery, with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and pristine forests. You can enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding area while exploring the resort's trails and slopes. It's a destination where memories are made and stories are shared.
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Getting to Kimberley
Situated in the southeastern part of British Columbia, about a 4 hours drive from Calgary, Alberta. Its location provides easy access to both local and international visitors.
From Calgary, Alberta (YYC), 420 km, 4.5 hours Get on AB-2 N from Airport Rd NE and Barlow Trail NE N. Take Trans-Canada Hwy/AB-1 W and Take exit 50 for AB-93/BC-93 S to Kimberley Hwy/BC-95A in Ta Ta Creek. Follow Kimberley Hwy/BC-95A. Turn right onto Burdett St. Slight right onto Norton Ave. Turn left onto Gerry Sorensen Way. Follow to your destination.
From Cranbrook (YXC), 24.7 km, 23 minutes Head south on Airport Access Rd. Turn right onto Kimberley Hwy/BC-95A. Turn left onto Burdett St. Slight right onto Norton Ave. Turn left onto Gerry Sorensen Way. Follow to your destination.
Kelowna (YLW), 569 km, 6.5 hours Head west on Airport Way and turn right onto Okanagan Hwy/BC-97 N. Turn right onto Cliff Ave. Turn left onto Enderby Grindrod Rd. Continue straight onto Vernon-Sicamous Hwy/BC-97A N. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Vernon-Sicamous Hwy/BC-97A N. Turn right onto Trans-Canada Hwy/BC-1 E. Turn right onto BC-95 S (signs for Radium/Hot springs/Cranbrook). Turn right to stay on BC-95 S. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto BC-93/BC-95. Continue straight onto Kimberley Hwy/BC-95A (signs for British Columbia 95 Alt). Continue straight onto Ross St and onto Kimberley Ave. Turn left onto Spokane St. Continue onto Gerry Sorensen Way. Follow to your destination.