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Ski resort in British Columbia, Canada
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Big White Ski Resort, usually referred to as Big White, is a Canadian ski resort 56 km (35 mi) southeast of Kelowna, in the Central Okanagan area of the Okanagan/Shuswap Valley in British Columbia interior. It is the third largest resort in British Columbia after Whistler (also known as Whistler-Blackcomb), and one of the larger resorts in North America.
Features regular wine tastings and events. Reservations recommended.
Pizza for eat-in or take-out. Delivery is also available.
Sam's has great pub atmosphere. Meals, après ski, games, DJ entertainment and live bands. The dining room is upstairs and features a big stone fireplace, superb food and the famous 'Gunbarrel Coffee' show.
A ski-in, ski-out location in the heart of the Big White Village. Open during the ski season - closes early April.
In the heart of the resort with beautiful views of the village. An outdoor hot tub, the Black Diamond Bar & Grill, free underground parking, and day spa. Each unit has standard features including gas fireplace, microwave, mini-fridge and in-room safes.
By air
You can fly into Kelowna International Airport, then drive from there (see above).
By bus
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