Which British Columbia ski resort has the most snow right now?

Shames Mountain has the deepest base in British Columbia right now at 41 inches. Hudson Bay Mountain picked up 1 inch in the last 24 hours, the most in British Columbia. That figure is a weather-model estimate, updated every six hours. PeakCam ranks all 22 British Columbia ski resorts by base depth on this page.

How many ski resorts in British Columbia have live webcams?

18 of the 22 British Columbia ski resorts on PeakCam have live webcams — 103 cams in total, a mix of live video and refreshing stills. All of them are free to watch and need no account.

When do British Columbia ski resorts open?

Whistler Blackcomb usually opens in the second half of November; Big White and Sun Peaks typically follow from late November into early December. Projected and confirmed dates for every resort are on PeakCam's opening dates page, and a free opening-day alert emails you the morning a resort you follow opens.

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Every British Columbia resort PeakCam tracks, ranked by base depth, with live cams a click away — and one email the morning any of them gets fresh snow. Snow data refreshes every six hours.

Resorts tracked: 22
Deepest base: 41″Shames Mountain
Most new snow · 24h: 1″Hudson Bay Mountain
Best rating: Fair
Last model sync: Nov 13

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All 22 British Columbia resorts

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Resort	Region	Base	24h	Cams	Rating
Shames MountainNorthern BC	Northern BC	41″	0″	1	Fair
Hudson Bay MountainNorthern BC	Northern BC	11″	1″	3	Poor
Manning Park ResortCanadian Cascades	Canadian Cascades	3″	0″	—	Poor
Powder King Mountain ResortNorthern BC	Northern BC	1″	0″	—	Poor
Apex Mountain ResortThompson-Okanagan	Thompson-Okanagan	0″	0″	4	Poor
Baldy Mountain ResortOkanagan Highlands	Okanagan Highlands	0″	0″	—	Poor
Big White Ski ResortOkanagan Highlands	Okanagan Highlands	0″	0″	12	Poor
Cypress MountainNorth Shore Mountains	North Shore Mountains	0″	0″	—	Poor
Fernie Alpine ResortKootenay Rockies	Kootenay Rockies	0″	0″	6	Poor
Grouse MountainNorth Shore Mountains	North Shore Mountains	0″	0″	5	Poor
Kicking Horse Mountain ResortPurcell Mountains	Purcell Mountains	0″	0″	7	Poor
Kimberley Alpine ResortPurcell Mountains	Purcell Mountains	0″	0″	3	Poor
Mount Washington Alpine ResortVancouver Island	Vancouver Island	0″	0″	3	Poor
Mt SeymourNorth Shore Mountains	North Shore Mountains	0″	0″	2	Poor
Panorama Mountain ResortPurcell Mountains	Purcell Mountains	0″	0″	8	Poor
RED Mountain ResortMonashee Mountains	Monashee Mountains	0″	0″	11	Poor
Revelstoke Mountain ResortSelkirk Mountains	Selkirk Mountains	0″	0″	4	Poor
Sasquatch Mountain ResortCoast Mountains	Coast Mountains	0″	0″	4	Poor
SilverStar Mountain ResortThompson-Okanagan	Thompson-Okanagan	0″	0″	10	Poor
Sun Peaks ResortThompson-Okanagan	Thompson-Okanagan	0″	0″	9	Poor
Whistler BlackcombCoast Mountains	Coast Mountains	0″	0″	7	Poor
Whitewater Mountain ResortSelkirk Mountains	Selkirk Mountains	0″	0″	4	Poor

About skiing in British Columbia

PeakCam tracks 22 ski resorts in British Columbia across 11 regions: North Shore Mountains (3), Northern BC (3), Purcell Mountains (3), Thompson-Okanagan (3) and others. 18 of them have live webcams on PeakCam — 103 cams in all.

None of the 22 British Columbia ski resorts has an NRCS telemetry station — the network only covers the United States, so every snow figure on this page is a weather-model estimate (Open-Meteo), updated every six hours. That is a good storm signal, not an on-the-ground measurement, and each resort page says so.

Right now the deepest base in British Columbia is 41 inches at Shames Mountain; the shallowest reporting resort is Powder King Mountain Resort at 1 inch. Hudson Bay Mountain picked up 1 inch in the last 24 hours, the most in British Columbia.

British Columbia snow and webcam questions

Which British Columbia ski resort has the most snow right now?: Shames Mountain has the deepest base in British Columbia right now at 41 inches. Hudson Bay Mountain picked up 1 inch in the last 24 hours, the most in British Columbia. That figure is a weather-model estimate, updated every six hours. PeakCam ranks all 22 British Columbia ski resorts by base depth on this page.
How many ski resorts in British Columbia have live webcams?: 18 of the 22 British Columbia ski resorts on PeakCam have live webcams — 103 cams in total, a mix of live video and refreshing stills. All of them are free to watch and need no account.
When do British Columbia ski resorts open?: Whistler Blackcomb usually opens in the second half of November; Big White and Sun Peaks typically follow from late November into early December. Projected and confirmed dates for every resort are on PeakCam's opening dates page, and a free opening-day alert emails you the morning a resort you follow opens.

How the numbers are measured: SNOTEL telemetry, quality control and the model fallback. Opening dates for every resort: projected and confirmed dates.

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