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Village in British Columbia, Canada
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Sun Peaks is a municipality and ski resort near Kamloops in the Thompson-Nicola region of British Columbia. There is something to do year-round for just about anyone. In winter, there is world-class skiing, and many other winter sports. In summer, the area is transformed into a hiker’s and biker’s paradise, with mountain trails for adventurers of all levels of experience. There is also an 18-hole golf course, and many events and festivals, for those who wish to have a more "relaxed" vacation time. The official name of the Sun Peaks community is the Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality.
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The ski resort features 4,270 acres of ski runs, the 2nd largest in Canada, and 135 trails spread over three mountains. It has some of the best weather for skiing in Canada, with an average of over 2,000 hours of sunshine per year.
An 18 hole golf course.
Offers trail rides, riding lessons, and carriage and wagon rides.
A 3500 square foot grocery store for your everyday needs while staying at Sun Peaks.
Farmer’s Market held Sun Peaks. The Market features local organic produce, locally made crafts and clothing, as well as buskers and other entertainment. If you’re at Sun Peaks in the summertime, this would be the place to go on any Sunday.
By bus
It’s easy to get to and from Sun Peaks by bus from Kamloops.
By plane
Sun Peaks can be accessed easily from either of two airports, though either way, you will likely need to make a connection in Vancouver or Calgary, if you are traveling from outside of British…
By train
Sun Peaks is a pretty small town. There’s no need of a car or taxi to get around.
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