Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
Ride More, Relax More
Sun Peaks is a mountain biking destination that keeps things simple. Big riding. Easy pace. Lift-accessed laps, a community trail network, and laid-back valley paths back to the village. Everything connects. Nothing feels rushed.
With over 84 kilometres of lift-accessed bike park trails and more riding beyond the park, this is where you can put in big days, then slow down and let summer settle in.
True to Our Roots
Trail building began here in 1999, shaped by the freeride movement in nearby Kamloops. That spirit still shows up in steep, raw singletrack and iconic technical lines on Tod Mountain like Insanity One, Gnar-Boom and Smitty’s Steeps, but the mountain experience has evolved. Today, Sun Peaks is built for progression, with terrain that welcomes new riders and keeps experienced ones chasing that next perfect lap.
Across two mountains of riding, classic singletrack blends with flowing, machine-built trails. Sundance Mountain, opened in 2022, adds space to breathe, flow trails to settle into, and gentler grades that make riding feel accessible and fun. Explore mellow trails like Easy Wind and Morning Dew, then keep rolling as confidence builds. Fewer crowds mean more laps, more flow, and more moments where everything clicks. No pressure. No judgement. Just ride.
New to lift-accessed riding?
The Progression Park keeps it simple, with a carpet lift and confidence-building terrain that helps riders ease into downhill mountain biking. Sports School offers camps, lessons, and tours to help dial things in, build skills, and unlock flow.
Pedal-Access Trails
Beyond the lifts, the Sun Peaks Recreational Trail Association (SPRTA) has built a network of free, pedal-access trails on Mt. Morrisey. Forested climbs and flowing descents connect into the valley, while paved and singletrack village routes lead toward destinations like the west end of the village and McGillivray Lake. This is where locals ride with friends and families, and where visitors start to feel part of everyday mountain life.
Some places shout. Sun Peaks invites you in. This summer feels like the right time to answer.
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Find your perfect way to ride
Consider how many days you plan to ride this season, then compare Day Tickets, 3- and 5-Day Peaks Cards, and Season Passes to find the option that best suits you.
Day Ticket | 3-Day Peaks Cards | 5-Day Peaks Cards | Best Buy Season Pass | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $90.00 | $202.50 | $315.00 | $589.00 |
| Savings | Up to 35% off when you buy tickets online early | 25% off the regular price of day tickets | 30% off the regular price of day tickets | Save $141 on a season pass |
| Break-even Point | - | 2.25 days | 3.5 days | 6.5 days |
| Purchase Window | May 13 to September 27 | May 13 to July 14 | May 13 to July 14 | February 25 to June 12 |
| Blackout Dates | None | None | None | None |
| Resort Discounts | - | - | - | 10% off dining |
| Buddy Passes | - | - | - | Five (5) 40% off Buddy Passes |
| Reciprocal Program | - | - | - | Comp tickets and discounts |
| Sun Peaks Grand Hotel | - | - | - | 30% off best available room rate |
Day tickets, 3- and 5-Day Peaks Cards, and Season Passes are based on adult rates. All prices are quoted per person in Canadian dollars. Applicable taxes will be added to all prices. Dates and prices are subject to change without notice. Some restrictions may apply. Each ticket and pass holder is required to purchase a Mountain Card (RFID card) for $5.00 (available during the purchase process). This card can be reloaded for all subsequent purchases. 10% off select food and beverage only available at Café Soleil, Masa's Bar + Grill, Sunburst Bar + Eatery and the Umbrella Café. Includes regular menu items, fountain drinks, and non-alcoholic beverages. 10% off regular priced soft goods only available at Elevation Bike, Ski & Board, Three Peaks, John Tod Trading Company, and The North Face Mountain Outfitters. Discount not applicable to Arc'teryx products. Other restrictions may apply.
Road Trip to Kamloops
Known as the birthplace of freeride, Kamloops is just a 45-minute drive away, offering access to the Bike Ranch, Harper Mountain, and Pineview trail networks. Spend the day riding Kamloops’ iconic trails, then roll back into Sun Peaks, a place to reset, recharge, and get ready to do it all again tomorrow.
With Clearwater, Williams Lake, and Valemount also within striking distance, Sun Peaks makes an ideal stop on a larger road trip exploring more of BC’s Interior.
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