Our two traditional Lodge style Chalets offer four-star accommodation, in a truly four season resort. They are situated together on the mountain and enjoy an easy ski-in, ski-out location in the winter, and are only a five iron from Trickle Creek Golf Course, one of North Americas top three and the best known of Kimberley's four.

Our two traditional Lodge style Chalets offer four-star accommodation, in a truly four season resort. Situated together on the mountain and enjoying an easy ski-in, ski-out location in the winter! They are only a five iron from Trickle Creek Golf Course, one of North Americas top three and the best known of Kimberley's four.

Each Lodge has four bedrooms. Black Bear can cater for up to ten people in comfort plus the option of a sofa bed, whilst Elk Lodge can cater for up to seven plus futon. They are centrally heated and have the luxury of a private sauna, a great place to unwind after a fulfilling day in the Rockies.

The lounge areas are really comfy with panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains and have an open log fire, an ideal place to relax with after dinner.

There is ample parking in front of the lodge under a carport, just inside there is a utility area for sports equipment, boot's and jackets, and this is heated so you will have dry ski boots the next day.

Each lodge has its own individual character, read through the descriptions to decide which will suit you best, and then contact us by phone or e-mail for full details.

The wild life of B.C is truly amazing, and you will undoubtedly witness this during your journey through the Banff & Kootenay National Parks on your way to Kimberley. There are herds of Elk and Caribou throughout the region; you often see them cross the highway in front of your car. Mountain Goats and Big Horn sheep are also regularly seen on the sides of the hills and Mountains. Bison are the largest of Canada's wild animals, but no longer roam freely. You will still see them on farms at the foothills and at Walterton Lakes National Park. Canada is also the home to natural predators; wild cats are at large in the Forest and Glades, something to consider if you are planning to wander off the beaten track. The most famous of Canada's wild animals, is the Bear. Black, Brown and Grizzly are in B.C and are often seen in the suburbs scavenging for food. There is a Bear aware code that must be followed, mostly for the safety of the Bears but also applies for your own safety. The king of the skies is the Eagle, Golden and Bald are to be spotted hundreds of feet up in the Mountains and Osprey fish the rivers of the regoin, truly a majestic sight. To find out more about the Mammals and Birds of B.C

"The sunshine resort of B.C."

Kimberley Alpine Resort is the destination for some of the best on mountain winter recreation and relaxation to be had. With exceptional downhill skiing and boarding, miles of groomed x-country trails, and mountain restaurants, Kimberley has something for everyone.

Families enjoy and appreciate the resort's exceptional grooming and cruising oriented runs, beginner slopes, and children's area. Thrill seekers can revel in consistent light dry powder and challenging steep mogul and powder fields of the backside, or the parks and pipe on the front.

Kimberley enjoys abundant sunshine and enjoys a cold dry climate, this is a perfect combination for plentiful powder all season long, and does not suffer the slushy lower slopes of the European Alps.

Kimberley has two near neighbours Fernie and Panorama, and can be skied on the same lift pass. To make the most of your visit to the Rockies we recommend that you ski all three resorts. We have linked to their official web sites for the bigger picture of what to expect. The journey between these resorts takes just over one hour, and has some of the most spectacular scenery you will ever experience.

Prices are for the property / week.