Sun Peaks Ski Resort Review and Rating 

Thanks man. It has been fun learning. I moved this summer and it slowed my roll. I'm shooting to get back up to one a week.

Thanks, the lack of lines are great. I'm making one for Sun Valley now. Have fun!

Thanks, a new webcam camera and trying to make it look more professional. Hear I should add more pictures. I need to figure out how to smile and seem natural...ha.

@@bluebirdski Always more to learn! Keep up the good work/play ;-)

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm slowly getting better at the sound stuff. Bought a new microphone, and that helps. I think I should buy better speakers. Sometimes it sounds good and then when I post it certain sound effects get really loud.

@@bluebirdski A good set of headphones should help a lot :)

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Added a link to my review of Red Mountain. If Red Mountain had high speed lifts I'd choose it easily over Sun Peaks. I enjoy the quaint setting of Rossland. Red is more affordable and feels like a step back in time. I personally would choose Red, but if you want more turns an hour Sun Peaks.

Sun Peaks is not for powder hounds, its for speed freaks. You would be hard pressed to name a resort in North America that spreads skiers out better than Sun Peaks, so look down a run, no one else on it, go as fast as you want.... Ski Canada Magazine once called Red the best tree skiing in Canada....so lots of powder at Red but being in southern B.C. and lowish elevation, Red can get rained on or wet snow.

As someone who has skied Red and is a Sun Peaks local I'd totally agree with Daniel Taylor's opinion.