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Cypress Mountain

Access Details26/27

Ikon Pass
7 days
Ikon Base Pass
5 days
Ikon Session Pass
2, 3 or 4 Total Days
Blackout Dates

Dec 27-31, 2025

Jan 17-18, 2026

Feb 14-15, 2026

Jul 5-20, 2025

Jul 4-19, 2026

 
Direct-to-Lift

Vancouver’s Highest

Cypress Mountain is the proud home of Canada's first Olympic gold medals on home snow. Only 30-minutes from Vancouver, Cypress offers skiers the most vertical drop, most terrain, most lifts and best snow conditions on the highest skiing and riding peak of Vancouver's legendary North Shore Mountains.

Acres
600
Vertical Drop
2010'
Avg Snowfall
425"
Cypress Mountain

O CANADA

Located in Canada's legendary North Shore Mountains, Cypress Mountain was the 2010 Olympic Winter Games' official freestyle skiing and snowboarding venue, not to mention the proud home of Canada's first Olympic gold medals on home snow. Some snowsports history, eh?

SIGNATURE PICK-ME-UPS

Grab a bite and a bevvy between runs at the Crazy Raven Pub. Be sure to try the mouthwatering lemon pepper wings and a pint of Granville Island Brewing's Cypress Honey Lager—with its soft malt flavor and dash of locally sourced honey, this homegrown Canadian brew is sure to hit the sweet spot.

SKI BUMS AND CITY SLICKAS

Squeeze in just a few more runs at dusk—with the largest night skiing operation in Western Canada, Cypress Mountain's slopes are floodlit during the normal season until 10 PM to please the all-day diehards. And if your legs simply can't take another turn, drive a quick 30 minutes to experience the bustling art, theater, music, and sports scene in downtown Vancouver.

Explore the Mountain

How to Get There

Nearby Airports

  • Vancouver International Airport YVR • 26 Miles