With summer coming to a close, now’s the perfect time to get ready for the colder months ahead of us– and there’s no better place to enjoy it than on the beautiful Cypress Mountain! Complete with gorgeous views and endless adventure, you’re sure to have an amazing winter at Vancouver’s largest ski resort.
Excitingly, you can get ahead of the curve right now by picking up a Downhill Season Pass for the Winter 26-27 season before the prices increase on October 13, 2026. Each pass is tailored to your needs, so whether you’re looking for unlimited skiing, discounts at your favourite Cypress Mountain shops, or even sister resort benefits, there’s a pass type for everyone.
Winter on Cypress Mountain
A mere 30-minute drive from Vancouver, Cypress Mountain is one of the best places to be during winter. It has everything you’d ever want from a local ski resort: soft snow, jaw-dropping vistas and tons of opportunities to hit the slopes or venture out into the cross-country areas as they are open for 13 hours of skiing a day!
The resort offers over 600 skiable acres and 61 ski runs for all skill levels, so no matter if you’re on the black diamond or the bunny hills, you’re set up for an exciting time. And you won’t want to miss your chance to try night skiing, one of the most unique and beautiful experiences you can have in Vancouver this winter.
Traditional skiing isn’t your thing? No problem. Cypress Mountain is also home to Canada’s most popular cross-country area with roughly 19km of track-set trails for cross-country skiing, as well as snowshoeing and tubing. These sports are fantastic if you’re looking for a distinct, low-impact experience.
On top of that, Cypress Mountain is home to the second largest snow school in British Columbia, with world class instructors who will get you to the next level with your skiing or snowboarding.
Which Pass Should I Get?
Cypress Mountain offers four distinct Downhill Season Pass types, and they all come with different perks to fit what you need for the season.
If you want the most value out of your pass, then you’d want to grab the Gold Pass. The Gold comes with everything you need to have a spectacular winter on Cypress Mountain, including unlimited skiing, buddy discount tickets, free parking, discounts, and more.
Wondering what each pass will get you? Here’s a look at them:
- Gold ($849): Unlimited access to skiing/riding for the Winter 2026-27 season. Receive unlimited free parking, 4 buddy tickets, and 15% retail and repair discounts. Get 50% off the 3-day IKON pass, which gives access to Revelstoke, Sun Peaks, and more.
- Silver Extra ($719): Limited access to skiing/riding for the Winter 2026-27 season with 9 blackout dates. Receive free parking and 15% retail and repair discounts.
- Silver ($549): Off-peak access during the Winter 2026-27 season with 28 blackout dates. Receive free parking and 15% retail and repair discounts.
- Bronze ($389): Weekend night-only access from Friday to Sunday during the Winter 2026-2027 season. Receive free parking and 15% retail and repair discounts.
Each pass has something different to offer, curated especially for your own winter experience. It’s the best way to save money and have an amazing winter, so be sure to grab your Downhill Season Pass now before the prices jump on October 13, 2026.
