Night Skiing
Come ski under the stars on the longest lit run in North America!
Night Skiing is runs every Thursday, Friday and Saturday through March 9, 2019
The North Star Quad spins from 5:30pm – 8:30pm
For more info call 250-427-4881 or Click here for ticket prices and Night Ski Season Passes
**Night skiing is included on every full day lift ticket purchased (on days when night skiing occurs) or a night skiing season pass, available from guest services.**
Live Music @ Stemwinder by Leather Apron Revival
Live Music at Stemwinder Bar and Grill by Leather Apron Revival
Date: December 31, 2017
Time: 3-5pm
All ages welcome. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Ski Season Starts on Saturday!
There’s not much skiers and snowboards look forward to more than the first few turns of the season and with great early season snowfall in November this year’s opening weekend is looking like it’s going to be an awesome one! Most terrain off of the Easter Chair will be open, this includes skiing in the Vimy Ridge zone, and the upper parts of the Black Forest and Tamarack Ridge zones. Access to the Easter Chair will be by way of the North Star Express Quad Chair. Exit off the mountain back to the base will be by way of the Ridgeway ski way. (Please be aware and ski with care, and watch for early season hazards. Skiing on the Easter Chair is not recommended for first-timers or beginners). Services open will be Guest Services, Winter Sports School (lessons start Dec 16th), Rental & Repair shops, NEW Buckhorn & Main restaurant located in Trickle Creek Lodge, Stemwinder Bar & Grill, Slopeside Café and the Retail Shop.
For hours and ticket prices see our website. The most up to date information will be posted to our Snow Report & the RCR App.
December 6th at Kimberley Alpine Resort
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Kidz Night Out
Hey Parents! Would you like to enjoy a relaxing evening kids free?! Hey Kids! Are you bored hanging out with your parents?! If so,
KIDZ NIGHT OUT IS THE SOLUTION!!
Kidz Night Out is a fun evening of activities for children in a safe supervised environment. Along with an evening of jam packed activities, kids will enjoy a dinner at Buckhorn & Main at the Lodge. Some activities MAY include: dance party, capture Santa’s hat, arts & crafts, movie nights, smores, snowbowling, ski run bingo, snowshoeing, ice skating and so much more! Kidz Night Out is available for ages 5-12.
Because some activities will be outside, kids should bring or wear appropriate winter gear. Please bring snowshoes, skates and helmets as scheduled. They are available for rent at the Kimberley Alpine Resort Rental Shop (between Guest Services and Slopeside). If your child is not participating in outdoor activities, alternate activities will be available.
Reservations recommended. Simply sign up your kids at the Winter Sports Cabin before 4:30pm the day of to hold your spot! Call 250-432-0315 for more info!
Time: 5:30-8:30pm
Where: Meet at the Wildhorse Daycare in Trickle Creek Lodge
When: December 23 & 24 & December 26-30
Fees: $25 per child. $20 each additional child or consecutive nights
Ages: 5 – 12yrs
Kidz Night Out
Hey Parents! Would you like to enjoy a relaxing evening kids free?! Hey Kids! Are you bored hanging out with your parents?! If so,
KIDZ NIGHT OUT IS THE SOLUTION!!
Kidz Night Out is a fun evening of activities for children in a safe supervised environment. Along with an evening of jam packed activities, kids will enjoy a dinner at Buckhorn & Main at the Lodge. Some activities MAY include: dance party, capture Santa’s hat, arts & crafts, movie nights, smores, snowbowling, ski run bingo, snowshoeing, ice skating and so much more! Kidz Night Out is available for ages 5-12.
Because some activities will be outside, kids should bring or wear appropriate winter gear. Please bring snowshoes, skates and helmets as scheduled. They are available for rent at the Kimberley Alpine Resort Rental Shop (between Guest Services and Slopeside). If your child is not participating in outdoor activities, alternate activities will be available.
Reservations recommended. Simply sign up your kids at the Winter Sports Cabin before 4:30pm the day of to hold your spot! Call 250-432-0315 for more info!
Time: 5:30-8:30pm
Where: Meet at the Wildhorse Daycare in Trickle Creek Lodge
When: December 23 & 24 & December 26-30
Fees: $25 per child. $20 each additional child or consecutive nights
Ages: 5 – 12yrs
The Chocolate Game
Who doesn’t like a chocolate eating contest!!! Yummy!!!
Come by the Kidz Tent at 1pm in the Plaza and test your chocolate eating skills!
The Chocolate Game
Who doesn’t like a chocolate eating contest!!! Yummy!!!
Come by the Kidz Tent at 3pm in the Plaza and test your chocolate eating skills!
Photos with Santa
Photos with Santa
Santa and his crew are making a stop at Kimberley Alpine Resort to say hi to all the skiers and snowboarders!
Don’t miss this opportunity to get a picture with him and his elves!! Santa will also be out on the slopes making some turns so make sure to stop and give him a high five!
Look for Santa and his crew at 1:00pm in the PLAZA
Ski in Santa’s Balloon Parade
Ski in Santa’s Balloon Parade
Santa and his Elf will lead you down the T-BAR in Santa’s Balloon Parade
Please meet at the Kidz Tent in the KAR Plaza at 1:45pm to get your balloon, give Santa a high five and pose for a group picture. Families encouraged!
Skiers and boarders welcome but must be able to turn, stop and ski the T-Bar.
Kimberley, B.C – ALL Things Adventure
Nestled in the Kootenay Rockies, at the footstep of the Purcell Mountains you’ll find a charming town gently tucked into the mountainside with access to it all, Kimberley B.C. Known for it’s epic supply of fresh snow at Kimberley Alpine Resort during the winter months, Kimberley can fly under the radar when it comes to summer adventuring, keeping the gems of this town yours to discover! Endless options for exploration exist in all directions, but where to begin?
Trickle Creek Lodge makes the ultimate base camp for adventure with all the bells as whistles. With the P2P trail and Railway Trail literally out the lobby door, it’s too easy to hike, bike or run to your destination of choice. The extensive network of trails connect multiple parks with in town, most notably the Kimberley Nature Park. Connecting parks run into town, up the mountain offering incredible views for sunsets and all the way to Marysville. The best part? After a busy day of activities the outdoor pool and hot tub will be calling your name as the sunsets over the towering mountains. Finish the night with a bite and earned beer at the restaurant in Trickle Creek Lodge before crashing in that cozy bed to do it all over again.
Several extensive trail systems exist with in the Kimberley area including the braggable new downhill trails on Bootlegger Mountain. Much of the Kimberly Nature Park is also bike specific. Hosting over 50km of trails nearly all of them all bike-able at varying ability levels there is some loamy goodness for everyone. Bike to a variety of destinations for an extra enticing outing like the Halfway Cabin, Dipper Lake or into the Platzl for an après bike session!
Again with the Kimberley Nature Park, but it’s too good to not mention again! These manicured and town accessible trails offer views with elevation gain, family walks and educational hikes. A drive to area that won’t disappoint is the nearby Top of the World Provincial Park. Top of the World’s hiking network is easily accessible via a easy 6.7 km hike into a campground complete with cabin, from there the trails ascend quickly justifying it’s name as it produces endless alpine views. For a heli of a hike, connect with Boulder Hut Adventures and do just that, take a helicopter into a remote backcountry lodge location for some once in a lifetime hiking opportunities!
When not chasing an adrenaline induced adventure, relax downtown Kimberley and enjoy some local eats at Pedal and Tap, or spend an evening on one of the 3 golf courses in town. Take a paddle on St. Mary’s Lake or simply enjoy the stroll to Marysville Falls with an ice-cream in hand. Big or small, the town of Kimberley is the gateway to adventures for all.
Words & Photos by Abby Cooper
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