Flow State Resort Guide
Pick a region, then pick a mountain.
Start with the region you can actually get to, then compare resorts inside it.
Start with the region you can actually get to, then compare resorts inside it. Conditions, lift status and pricing stay with the resorts, so we link out rather than restate them.
Browse by region
Every mountain we track, in the region it belongs to. A mountain only gets its own Flow State page once we have enough verified detail to be useful, so the rest link straight to the resort's own site.
Coast
Mountains we track in this region, in our own order. Commercial relationships never change this order.
North Shore, West Vancouver
Cypress Mountain
Vancouver's biggest local mountain and 2010 Olympic venue, for a full day close to the city.
North Shore, North Vancouver
Grouse Mountain
The Peak of Vancouver: gondola from the city, and skiing and snowboarding after work.
North Shore, North Vancouver
Mt Seymour
Vancouver's family-owned mountain, where you learn to ski or snowboard.
Sea to Sky, British Columbia
Whistler Blackcomb
The big destination day or weekend, with terrain for every ability.
Fraser Valley, Agassiz area
Sasquatch Mountain Resort
A quieter inland alternative when the North Shore is crowded or wet.
Vancouver Island
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
Vancouver Island's largest ski area, above Courtenay in the Comox Valley.
North Vancouver Island
Mount Cain
Volunteer run, weekends only, known for its snow and its lack of crowds.
Manning Park, British Columbia
Manning Park Resort
Small family hill and Nordic trails inside E.C. Manning Provincial Park.
Northwest Coast, British Columbia
Shames Mountain
Community owned co-op hill near Terrace with heavy coastal snowfall.