Cypress Mountain Ski Resort

Cypress Mountain

Projected Opening: Nov 28
Projected Closing: Apr 11
Lifts: 6
Trails: 61
Skiable Terrain: 600 ac
Base: 3,012'
Summit: 4,751'
Vertical Drop: 2,008'
Average Snowfall: 241"

Snowfall

241"

Annual Snowfall

Nov19"
Dec62"
Jan52"
Feb50"
Mar56"
Apr19"

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