Sasquatch Mountain Resort

Sasquatch Mountain Resort in British Columbia’s Douglas Ranges began skiing operations on December 21, 1969, with only a rope tow and an old school bus serving as the lodge. From a first season drawing just 30 to 40 families, it grew in the 1970s with a lodge, three chairlifts, and a nearby resort community. The hill now offers alpine and night skiing, cross-country trails, and tubing. Its history has also been marked by recession, ownership changes, receivership, and repeated poor snow years. Renamed Sasquatch Mountain Resort, it remains an established Fraser Valley ski destination with long-running plans for major expansion.

British Columbia · Canada