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    Best Epic Pass and Ikon Pass Resorts in British Columbia 2026/27, Ranked by Size

    Updated Oct 26, 20262 sources cited

    These are the 10 Epic Pass and Ikon Pass resorts in British Columbia for 2026/27, biggest first.

    Key takeaways

    • Biggest: Whistler Blackcomb (3,307 ha), Sun Peaks Resort (1,781 ha) and RED Mountain (1,558 ha).
    • Ranked by skiable area; every figure is cited on each resort guide.

    British Columbia resorts ranked

    Ikon PassEpic PassBoth

    #ResortPassArea (ha)Pistes (km)Vertical (m)Top (m)LiftsDays to ski it all*
    1Whistler BlackcombWhistlerEpic: Unlimited, unrestricted3,3072001,6092,284366
    2Sun Peaks ResortSun PeaksIkon: 7 days1,7811358962,080134
    3RED MountainRosslandIkon: 7 days1,5581208902,07584
    4Kicking Horse Mountain ResortGoldenEpic: Part of 7 total days combined at Resorts of the Canadian Rockies for 2026/271,4111001,3152,50553
    5SilverStar MountainSilverStar Mountain (Vernon)Ikon: 7 days1,3371157601,915104
    6Revelstoke Mountain ResortRevelstokeIkon: 7 days1,263551,7132,22562
    7PanoramaPanoramaIkon: 7 days1,2041121,3002,450104
    8Fernie Alpine ResortFernieEpic: Part of 7 total days combined at Resorts of the Canadian Rockies for 2026/271,0121421,0822,134105
    9Kimberley Alpine ResortKimberleyEpic: Part of 7 total days combined at Resorts of the Canadian Rockies for 2026/27728807511,98253
    10Cypress MountainWest VancouverIkon: 7 days243516101,44062

    Ranked by skiable area, the figure North American resorts publish. *Our estimate: marked pistes divided by the 35 km a confident intermediate covers in a full day. Each resort's figures are cited on its own guide.

    Resort guides

    • Whistler Blackcomb: 3,307 ha

    • Sun Peaks Resort: 1,781 ha

    • RED Mountain: 1,558 ha

    • Kicking Horse Mountain Resort: 1,411 ha

    • SilverStar Mountain: 1,337 ha

    • Revelstoke Mountain Resort: 1,263 ha

    • Panorama: 1,204 ha

    • Fernie Alpine Resort: 1,012 ha

    • Kimberley Alpine Resort: 728 ha

    • Ikon Pass vs Epic Pass 2026/27: every resort compared

    Frequently asked questions

    What is the biggest Ikon or Epic resort in British Columbia?+
    Whistler Blackcomb, with 3,307 ha, followed by Sun Peaks Resort (1,781 ha) and RED Mountain (1,558 ha). We rank by skiable area.
    Which British Columbia resorts are on the Ikon Pass for 2026/27?+
    Sun Peaks Resort, RED Mountain, SilverStar Mountain, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Panorama and Cypress Mountain.
    Which British Columbia resorts are on the Epic Pass for 2026/27?+
    Whistler Blackcomb, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, Fernie Alpine Resort and Kimberley Alpine Resort.
    How do you rank the resorts?+
    By skiable area, using each resort's cited figure. North American resorts publish acreage rather than piste length, so area is the fairer measure there.

    Methodology

    How we did this comparison

    Mountain statistics come from each resort's own facts page where it publishes one, otherwise from Skiresort.info's trail-map data, and every figure links to its source. Pass access for the 2026/27 season comes only from ikonpass.com and epicpass.com, read on 26 October 2026; check the operator's page before you buy, because access and blackout dates can change.

    Days to ski every marked run, how long to stay and how many days of data to buy are our own estimates, not resort figures. We assume a confident intermediate covers 35 km of marked piste in a full day, lifts included, and add a travel day either side for the eSIM. North American resorts publish skiable acreage rather than piste length, so where we rank them we rank by skiable area.

    Sources & references

    We verify carrier and regulator pricing directly from primary sources before publishing. Pricing is current as of the article's last update — always confirm rates on the carrier's site before you travel.

    1. Ikon Pass 2026/27 destinations — Ikon Pass
    2. Epic Pass 2026/27 resorts — Epic Pass

    About the author

    Lotsotravel Team

    The Lotsotravel editorial team writes hands-on guides for international travelers. We test eSIMs on real devices in real destinations, monitor Canadian and U.S. carrier pricing weekly, and compare coverage across local network partners before we recommend a plan. Every comparison post is updated when carriers change their rates so the numbers you read here match what you would pay today.

    Last updated: October 26, 2026

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