Roam Free
From the shores of Christina Lake to the peaks of Granby Park, Boundary Country’s parks and trails offer space to roam, relax or explore. Walk historic rail routes, snowshoe alpine loops or unwind in a riverside campground. With hundreds of kilometres of connected trails and natural spaces, this is the BC outdoors at its most welcoming.
Activities
Ride or walk the iconic Trans Canada Trail along the Kettle Valley and Columbia & Western Rail Trails. Camp at Christina Lake or hike to Cascade Falls. Explore Granby Provincial Park’s wilderness, visit Jewel Lake for paddling and ice fishing or spot wildlife in Gilpin Grasslands. With family-friendly paths and a deep backcountry, there’s a trail or park for every pace or activity level.
Parks & Trails In Boundary Country
ATV
Back Country Camping
Beaches
Big White Ski Resort
Birding
Boating
Canoeing, Kayaking & SUP
Cycling
Disc Golf
e-Bike
Fat Biking
Fishing
Hiking
History
Ice Fishing
Mountain Biking
Nordic Ski
Photography
Pickleball
Pump Parks & BMX Tracks
River Float & Rafting
Ski & Snowboard
Snowmobile
Snowshoe
Wellness
Wildlife Viewing
All-Season Alpine Fun
In the winter, enjoy 119 designated alpine trails and over 25 km of Nordic trails. Here you’ll find everything from perfectly groomed runs to deep powder challenges. In the summer, explore Big White's mountain biking scene and, if you don't bike, hike the alpine trails or come for the festivals and events.
Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and more!
Beyond downhill skiing and snowboarding, set out on the Nordic cross-country ski trails, or try tubing & skating on the ice rink. Take a snowmobiling tour to see the whole mountain, or experience a unique Canadian adventure - Dog Sled Tours! With so many winter activities to offer, you can enjoy so much more than skiing at Big White.
Winter Activities
Know Before You Go
Safety and Regulations: Trail surfaces vary - rail trails are gravel-packed while mountain routes may be rugged. Parks like Gladstone, Conkle Lake and Kettle River Rec Area offer seasonal amenities. Respect wildlife corridors, obey campfire rules and check for closures or trail updates. Visitor centres provide maps, conditions and local advice to help you plan.
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