Ski-in and ski-out in Sun Peaks, BC

Winter on the mountain

These photos show the kind of winter setting guests come to Sun Peaks for: snowy runs, alpine views, and classic mountain conditions through the season. They help give a feel for the resort atmosphere and the setting around the village before you book.

Skiing and snowboarding at Sun Peaks

Sun Peaks is a strong choice for winter trips because it offers a large ski area, a good mix of terrain, and a village that is easy to use for lessons, rentals, meals, and family logistics. Staying close to the village can make the day much simpler, especially when your group has different plans or ability levels.

Ski-in and ski-out at Timberline Village #24

Winter guests get a clear ski-in path from the Sundance side, a ski-out line on the Valley Trail with a short walk to Sunburst and Sundance, and a townhome that sits about a two-minute walk from the main village. Together that means less time in the car, easy access to lifts and lessons, and a private base with hot tub, kitchen, and gear storage after your day on the mountain.

Ski-in route

To ski in, start from the top of Sundance and take a run that connects to Rambler, then continue to Gentle Giant. About halfway down, take the cut-off that leads behind Snow Creek Village, then continue toward Timberline Village.

Ski-out route

To ski out, take the Valley Trail toward the top of the main village. From there, there is a short walk connection of about 3 minutes before skiing or snowboarding down to the Sunburst and Sundance chairlifts.

That puts you back on the Sunburst and Sundance lifts for another full day on the ski hill, with the village shops and dining still a short walk from the townhouse when you are done.

Mountain conditions

Grooming, snow, and lift schedules change through the season. Before you ski, check the official Sun Peaks Resort, BC, Canada weather and conditions and lift and trail status so your group can line up the day with how everyone skis or rides.

Why guests choose this townhouse in winter

• 2 bedroom layout for families, couples, or small groups
• Documented ski-in from Sundance and ski-out via Valley Trail to village lifts
• Private hot tub after skiing or snowboarding
• Garage storage for skis, boards, boots, and winter gear
• Walkable location close to the village

Best fit for these guests

• Skiers and snowboarders who like having village services nearby
• Families and groups who want mountain access plus room to spread out
• Guests choosing a full townhome over a single hotel room for a ski week or long weekend

For floor plan, sleeping layout, and full amenity list, see the 2 bedroom townhouse overview.

Close to the village

The townhouse is about a 2 minute walk to the main village. That makes winter stays easier because guests can get to restaurants, coffee, rentals, lessons, and shops without needing to drive.

That is especially useful on storm days, for families with younger kids, or for groups who want flexibility through the day instead of moving everyone by car.

Winter activities beyond skiing

A winter stay at Sun Peaks can work well even when not everyone wants a full ski day. Guests often choose Sun Peaks for the broader mountain atmosphere as much as the skiing itself.

Depending on the season and resort schedule, winter activities may also include skating, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing, village walks, and relaxed days built around meals, scenery, and downtime back at the townhouse.

Planning a family trip? See our family vacation rental page for more details.

Why a townhouse works well in winter

A townhouse gives you more flexibility than a standard hotel room on a multi-day winter trip.

• Private hot tub for the end of a ski day
• Garage and gear storage for skis, boards, boots, and winter layers
• In-suite laundry for longer stays and wet gear
• Full kitchen for easy breakfasts, snacks, and simple dinners
• Separate living space so your group can spread out

A better fit for longer winter stays

Many guests looking for a Sun Peaks winter townhouse rental want more than a place to sleep. Timberline Village #24 works well as a real home base: ski during the day, walk to dinner, then come back to your own hot tub and living room. That setup suits couples, friends, and families who want a quieter stay with more space and fewer logistics.

Planning your winter stay

Nightly rates vary by weekends, holidays, and minimum-stay rules. For current pricing, exact totals, cancellation terms, and availability, check the official booking page before you book.

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Quick answers

Is this property ski-in / ski-out?

Yes. Ski-in follows the Sundance-side route described above, and ski-out uses the Valley Trail with about a three-minute walk before you ride Sunburst or Sundance. You also stay steps from the village for meals, rentals, and lessons—see Ski-in and ski-out at Timberline Village #24 on this page for the full step-by-step.

How far is it from the village?

About a 2 minute walk to the main village for restaurants, rentals, lessons, and shops.

Does it have a private hot tub?

Yes. The private hot tub was added in July 2025 and holds up to 4 adults.

Is it good for families?

Yes. The 2 bedroom layout, kitchen, laundry, gear storage, and walkable location make it a practical choice for family winter trips.

For the full list of property details, see the FAQ page.

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Timberline Village #24 is an owner-run information site. Live calendars, totals, taxes, and payment are handled on the official booking page.