September 22, 2026
Happy Fall!
As the leaves turn and the temperatures drop, our smiles grow wider as we get closer to our favourite season. We hope the excitement is rising in your families too!
We wanted to take a moment to update you on some of the investments for this upcoming season, especially important as we enter the final days of the season pass sale.
Continuous investment in snowmaking technology
As everything we do relies on snow, we continue to invest in new snowmaking technology. This season we will be upgrading some of our existing tower guns to more efficient models with more automation for increased precision. We are also adding snowmaking lines on Humdinger and Butternut to address two problematic areas for snowmaking which are both important to skier flow and the connectivity of our resort.
Lighting up Butternut for better connectivity between our slopes at night
Speaking of connectivity, you will be pleased to know that we will be adding new LED lights to Butternut, allowing you to ski and snowboard from Skyline to Meech at night!
Better snow management
In case you missed it, late last season we added SnowSat technology to our lead groomer, giving us a continuous overview of the snow depth and improving our snow management. A very useful tool to have as we groom the slopes and move snow around.
New snowboard lesson programs
Due to popular demand, we have added two new 9-week snowboard programs for this season:
-Intro to Park for intermediate snowboarders ages 7-14 ready to explore the terrain park
-Adult Beginner Snowboard Wednesday evening program
It is time to book all multi day lesson programs to lock in your preferred start time.
Adult programs
Youth programs
*Private lessons and single day beginner sessions will be available to book once ski season starts.
Pre-season gear check
A tip from our Snow School Director: it’s time to pull your equipment out of storage to make sure it all fits and is properly tuned and ready!
If you need to replace it or upgrade, new gear is starting to arrive at La Boutique and we will open on October 3rd.
We sell new skis and we also offer seasonal lease packages, perfect for growing children or adults who like to keep their lease gear with them to ski on non-lesson days. Looking for a great deal for beginners? We also have some rental gear to sell off at great low prices. See you soon at La Boutique.
Final few weekends of Adventure Season
Lift serviced mountain biking runs weekends and Thanksgiving Monday, closing for the season on October 12. Peak to Peak Ziplines, Aerial Park, Mountain Coaster and Pub 1920 are all open weekends and Thanksgiving Monday until October 25. These are all a great way to explore your home hill and admire the fall colours. You can even get your arm back in shape for Après ski at the Pub 1920. Cheers!
Seasons pass sale ends September 30th!
If you haven’t yet purchased your season pass for 2026-2027, please know this is the last sale price before the season. Now is the time to save. And if you are reloading your season pass from last season, you will save an additional 5 % on the posted sale price.
We move to full price on October 1st.
If you want to calculate which pass is best for you and your family our 2026-2027 review our season pass options here and our lift ticket prices here. Please note the higher ticket price will apply to most peak season weekends and the lower price is reserved for select weekdays.
We can’t wait to welcome you all back for ski season 2026-2027. Only 11 weeks until our estimated opening day of December 5, 2026.
