Skiing and Snowboarding
Open on weekends and select Mondays only, the untouched snowfall accumulates all week long leaving the slopes steeped in Vancouver Island’s best powder. Mount Cain’s lifts include: two T-bars and one beginner’s handle tow, giving access to 21 runs and 457 metres of vertical drop.
Snowshoeing
If you can walk, you can snowshoe! Snowshoe around Mount Cain’s meadows or explore the beauty of the forests. Don’t have your own snowshoes? No worries, you can rent them at the ski shop. Please note snowshoeing at Mount Cain is in non-patrolled wilderness areas and is done at your own risk, self rescue may be necessary.
Backcountry Skiing
The backcountry outside of the Mount Cain ski area offers a multitude of bowls and gladed areas from which to choose. Snow and avalanche conditions may vary, please check the Avalanche Canada website to understand current condditions. Avalanche gear and a knowledge of how to use this equipment are a must so that everyone can enjoy the powder and great turns. Please note that anyone skiing outside of the ski area’s boundaries does so at their own risk and self-rescue may be necessary. The backcountry areas surrounding Mt Cain are NOT patrolled.
Snow School
The Mount Cain Snow School offers unforgettable experiences through high-quality, educational and fun lessons for all ages. Our Snow School team is ready to give you an amazing time on all the terrain at Mount Cain. Whether it’s the first time you have seen snow or you want to improve your riding skills, our Snow School will help you to achieve your goals.