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Kimberley Photos
Browse through our collection of photography from Kimberley to get acquainted with it before your ski trip or to relive great memories on the slopes at Kimberley.
Checking out the fat bike trails at Kimberley Alpine Resort, B.C.
Copyright: Raven's Eye Photography/RCR
Skiing the trees at Kimberley Alpine Resort.
Copyright: The Real McKenzie Photography
Enjoying the El NIno winter at Kimberley Alpine Resort.
Copyright: The Real McKenzie Photography
Trickle Creek Lodge at Kimberley Mountain Resort. Photo by Becky Lomax.
Copyright: Becky Lomax
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