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MOUNT BALDY SKI AREA ~ Oliver, B.C.

Mt. Baldy Family Ski Area is located high above the well-known south Okanagan Valley, in the Okanagan highlands. This home of the 1985 British Columbia Winter Games is only 45 minutes from the community of Oliver, B.C., and 45 minutes from Osoyoos, B.C.

The Village of Mt. Baldy is a growing community of 95 privately owned cabins and a 12 unit condominium complex, offering the luxury of complete ski-in and ski-out accommodations.

This family ski area has two T-bar lifts. The main lift, Baldy T-bar, offers 1,460 ft. vertical with access to 11 diverse ski runs. The Mckinney T-bar offers 450 ft. vertical with access to three runs and the popular snowboard park and half-pipe.

However, Mt. Baldy now installed a secondhand double-chair lift (purchased from Mt. Washington on Vancouver Island). The 2000 Ski Season will see the new chair fully operational, so there will be one T-bar servicing the smaller hill and a smooth ride on a chair to the top.

For the members of the family that enjoy cross-country skiing there is a variety of ungroomed, but well marked trails available.

For the skaters in the family Mt. Baldy offers day and night time skating. No charge, just bring your skates. Other facilities at Mt. Baldy include a day lodge, complete with C.S.I.A. ski school (Nancy Green Ski League Team); rental shop; cafeteria, and lounge.

Mt. Baldy also offers a reciprocal program, which allows season pass holders to ski for half-price at other ski areas. Check with the ski area manager for details.

If you are a skier craving that "Okanagan Powder" you and your family will discover one of the best kept secrets in the Okanagan Valley.

AREA DETAILS
Alpine Skiing:  Yes

Night Skiing:  No
Heli-Skiing:  No
Snowcat Skiing:  No
Cross Country:  40 km
Snow Tubing:  No

PARKS & PIPES
Terrain Park:  Yes
Half Pipe:  Yes

MOUNTAIN STATISTICS
Base Elevation:  5,665 ft   (1,727 m)
Summit Elevation:  7,557 ft   (2,303 m)
Vertical Drop:  1,892 ft   (577 m)
Skiable Area:  225 acres   (91 hectares)
Annual Snowfall:  130 in   (330 cm)
Number of Lifts:  2
Uphill Lift Capacity:  750 per hour
Types of Lifts:  1 T-Bars
1 Chair double
Number of Trails:  17
Longest Run:  5,200 ft   (1,585 m)

TRAIL RATINGS
Easiest Easiest:   33 %
More Difficult More Difficult:   46 %
Most Difficult Most Difficult:   21 %
Trail ratings indicate the relative difficulty of the runs within a given ski area
and are not meant to be used for comparison between ski areas.

DATES AND TIMES
Expected Opening Date:  December 2006
Expected Closing Date:  March 2007
Hours of Operation:  Thurs - Sun: 9am - 3:30pm
Dates and hours of operation may vary and are subject to the whims of Mother Nature.

AREA SERVICES
Child Care:  No
Adaptive Skier:  No
Lessons: 
    Ski:  Yes
    Snowboard:  Yes
Rentals: 
    Ski:  Yes
    Snowboard:  Yes
Children's Programs:  Yes
Women's Programs:  Yes
Nearby Lodging:  Yes
 

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The goal of Okanagan Ski Rentals is to provide the most reliable & professional vacation rental service in the Okanagan Valley.

We are a 100% Okanagan company with the local knowledge to help you.  We assist visitors every day in finding a vacation home that meets all their needs.

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