AT SASQUATCH MOUNTAIN RESORT
Come play in the mountains!
With four unique trails to explore that vary in difficulty and length, Sasquatch offers an authentic outdoor experience that everyone can enjoy.
Hiking Tips
All trails begin at the base of green chair.
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SASQUATCH MOUNTAIN RESORT
Village Loop
Total Distance: 5km (shortcut 3.5km)
Total Elevation Gain and Loss: 100 meters (90 meters)
Estimated Time: Full Loop 2-3 hours (shortcut 1-2 hours)
Trailhead Location: Sasquatch Chair loading station
Trail Marker: Red
Easiest trail, great for beginners and family friendly, machined groomed and passes through the Village.
Old Yeller
Total Distance: 4km
Total Elevation Gain and Loss: 173 meters
Estimated Time: 3-4 hours
Trailhead Location: Sasquatch chair loading station
Trail Marker: Yellow
Uphill and downhill travel, single track, circumnavigates a large gully with beautiful views of the Mt.Keenan and the village.
Ridge Run
Total Distance: 7km
Total Elevation Gain and Loss: 447 meters
Estimated Time: 5-7 hours
Trailhead Location: Sasquatch Chair loading station
Trail Marker: Orange
Significant uphill and downhill travel, for experienced hikers. Singletrack. Ridge Run circles the resort with 360 degree views.
Mount Cartmel
Total Distance: 7km
Total Elevation Gain and Loss: 454 meters
Estimated Time: 5-7 hours
Trailhead Location: Sasquatch Chair loading station
Trail Marker: Green
Significant uphill and downhill travel, for experienced hikers. Singletrack. Views of Harrison Lake, Mt Baker and the Cascade Range.
What people say
Great place to learn if you’re a beginner as the runs were not crowded.
Great small family-style mountain. Challenging terrain and nice gear to rent. Staff accommodations were well done, no shared rooms!
What a great mountain to ride on. There are enough runs to satisfy all rider levels. Our age group runs from 3 to 70 and we all have a blast.
Best powder in the Vancouver area; fun small resort; recommends weekend cabin stay (drive up can be challenging).
No lines for chairs and good snow”; free parking; good food; “very good experience.
Smaller mountain with a “homey feel,” mix of groomers and spots to find powder.
Sensational mountain resort for families” and a great snow vacation close to Vancouver.
Loved the New Year’s dinner; “big servings,” quick service, great views, and free parking; road is rough but worth it.
“Perfect place” for a child’s first snowboarding day; quiet mid-week, kind instructor, handy indoor picnic area; chains/tires recommended.
Scenic drive and “enough snow for skiing”; a nice option about an hour from Vancouver.
Fewer crowds than big resorts; “for the price and proximity, you really can’t beat it.” Food at the lodge called out.
“By far the best snow. Love the mountain and location.”
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