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Cypress Mountain

Mid-week, with new snow, can be a good for a day's riding. Not much fun on weekends and for long periods. If you're looking for park; go to Grouse or Seymour nearby. Night riding and the beginner slope are its main pluses.

Rating overall

5/10

Mountain stats
Top lift:1432m
Vertical drop:522m
Bottom lift:910m

LiftsLift count : 5 x Chairlifts   Other lifts 1 magic carpet, 1 tube tow  

128 acres OF PISTES (38 PISTES)
Easy
23%
Intermediate
37%
Advanced
40%

passes Pass (Low/High Season) : 45.00-52.00 Day , 0 Season pass

New for season

2006/7: over the next 2 years they'll be gearing up for 2010 Olympics. 7 new advanced runs serviced by a new quad chairlift, in total 100 acres of new terrain. New day lodge

Statistics

Freestyle
  • Number of terrain parks: 1
  • Total kickers:
  • Total Jibs:
  • Park details:
  • Number of halfpipes: 1
  • Boardercross: false
Freeride
  • Trees: Yes
  • Backcountry: Yes
Facilities
  • Night boarding: true
    15 Dec to 28 Mar till 10pm on all main runs
  • Heliboarding: false
  • Snowmobiles: false
Snow
  • Average snow in a season: 6.22m
  • Snowmaking faciities:
Season times
  • Winter: Dec to April

Links

Getting there

  • Bus: Bus services direct from Vancouver takes around 30 minutes. $15 return, $8 one way
  • Driving: From Vancouver, use highway 1 westbound, direction Horseshoe Bay. Leave at exit 8 for Cypress Bowl (13km)
  • Flying: Fly to Vancouver 30 minutes transfer to Cypress Bowl.

Address

  • Address: Cypress Mountain P.O. Box 91252 West Vancouver, B.C. Canada V7V 3N9 Tel: 604-926-5612
  • Email: [email protected]

Location

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