Backcountry skiing at Whistler Blackcomb
Whistler Blackcomb | Blake Jorgenson

Experience

Winter in British Columbia

Move, play, and reconnect

Winter in British Columbia (December to March) is full of energy and contrast.

From deep powder days in the mountains to storm-watching on the coast, the season is made for those who embrace the elements. Ski resorts buzz with activity, snow-covered trails lead to hidden viewpoints, and local flavours shine in après gatherings. Whether you’re carving fresh lines, discovering winter festivals, or finding stillness between adventures, BC’s landscapes offer space to move, play, and reconnect.

A snowboarder on a hill in British Columbia
Sea to Sky | Reuben Krabbe

Skiing & Snowboarding

Nowhere skis like B.C., where deep snow, vast terrain, and mountain culture come together.

Discover the places and experiences that make winter in BC unforgettable.

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BC’s Bounty: A Local Guide to Winter Flavours and Festivities

'Tis the season for mulled wine sips with fondue dips, winter walks with steaming hot cocoa, and fireside feasts in cozy places.
A view of Nelson at dusk from across Kootenay Lake | Kari Medig
Nelson | Kari Medig

Prince George: Winter on the Edge of Wilderness

Northern BC's largest city might shine its brightest in the middle of winter.

Winter in Smithers: Northern BC's Great Mountain Town

Outdoor adventures abound from this Alpen-themed town in Northern BC.

Jessa & Ariel

Two local artists share how the powder-filled terrain of BC ski resorts helps them create more than just fresh lines.
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Rainforest to Rockies
Vancouver & Area