Apex Mountain

Total Area:
4.5 km2
Vertical Rise:
600 m
Base Elevation:
1575 m
Apline Elevation:
2180 m
Downhill Trails:
67
Ski Lifts:
4
Facilities:
Black Diamond Runs
Blue Square Runs
Green Circle Runs
night skiing available
Accessible Backcountry
Apex Mountain has 67 runs serviced by 4 lifts. It opens for night skiing. Backcountry terrain is accessible.
Terrain Park:
Large Features
Medium Features
Small Features
Halfpipe
Apex terrain park contains large and medium and small and halfpipe features. [Open Park Report]
Other Activities:
snowshoeing
snow mobiling
cross country
hockey
hockey
Visitors can partake in other activities like snowshoeing and snow mobiling and cross country and ice skating and apres-ski at Apex.
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The ski area of Apex Mountain Resort is actually on Beaconsfield Mountain. This is an appropriately named mountain. When you get to the top and look around, you will see lots of tempting sidecountry and backcountry, where an avalanche beacon is required.

Quickdraw is the high speed quad that takes you from the small village/cabin area to the top of Beaconsfield. This one chair services a ton of terrain. The other lifts service lower parts of runs that Quickdraw is used to access.

The T-Bar can be used to lap the terrain parks. This lift can get quite busy at night, as this is the only area that is lit up for night skiing. The Claim Jumper park is only open during the day, but the smaller park is open day and night.

Apex is the closest to Vancouver of the Okanogan resorts, and is pretty good value overall.
Official Website:
apexresort.com

Snow Phone:
(250) 487-4848

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