Top of the World
Elevation: 2,080m
Bike Park Peaks Cards are no longer available for the 2026 season. Explore our Bike Park day ticket options, save up to 35% when you buy online in advance, or ride every Windback Wednesday with a $35 Twilight Ticket.
Existing 2026-27 Bike Park Peaks Card holders can find terms and conditions and FAQs below.
These requirements are in place to help ensure the safety of all guests. See Bike Park Rules for complete rider responsibilities and safety information.
All Sun Peaks passes are sold subject to the Sun Peaks Release Agreement. This Release Agreement is between the Pass Holder and Sun Peaks Resort LLP and its directors, officers, employees, instructors, guides, agents, representatives, volunteers, independent contractors, subcontractors, sponsors, successors, assigns and special events organizers, promoters, sponsors and advertisers. It includes a release of liability, waiver of claims and indemnity agreement.
This release agreement is provided in full at the time of pass purchase and must be read and signed by all individuals. A parent or guardian will be required to sign the release agreement for those under the age of 19.
Sun Peaks Resort has implemented an RFID system for Season Passes and Day Tickets. Be sure to check out our 'how-to guide' to getting out on the slopes with our new Mountain Cards!
Contact Guest Services at 250.578.5474 or guestservices@sunpeaksresort.com.
A: Bike Park Peaks Cards are available for purchase May 13 to July 14, 2026.
A: Yes! Bike Park Peaks Cards have no blackout dates, so you can use them any day during the summer season.
A: Yes. If you purchase a dated ticket, our system will automatically use that ticket first, before using your flexible Bike Park Peaks Card pre-loaded days.
A: Any remaining balance expires at the end of the season on September 27, 2026.
A: No, Bike Park Peaks Cards are non-transferable. You will be prompted closer to the season start date to upload an image to your store profile or visit Guest Services. Fraudulent use will result in a $250 fine and suspension of lift privileges.