Kicking Horse

Aprés ski in Kicking Horse is a relaxed affair, but still with plenty to keep you occupied. There's a choice of restaurants to choose from, including Sushi Kuma which is open until 9pm, or dine at 7,700 feet on Friday to Sunday at Eagle's Eye Restaurant where you can take in the stunning view and have a Sunset Dinner for around $50 per person.

If you're looking for a little more of a party atmosphere then head to the middle of Gondola Plaza to the Extreme Peaks bar where you'll find all the action straight off of the slopes. If you're wanting to carry on into the early hours, it's just a short walk to  the The Local Hero Pub, open until 1am.

For something a little different, Kicking Horse offers a brand new Tube Park for the young and young at heart, a Fire Pit, for that campsite feel at the end of the day or why not try some Snowshoeing on the 4km trail.

Highlights (bookable in resort)

Outdoor Fire Pit
Roaring daily close to the base of the Catamount Chair, the resort fire pit provides a relaxing fun environment as you soak in its natural heat and dazzling flames. Pick up some marshmallows and roasting sticks and enjoy making fire kissed treats with the entire family.

Tubing
Tubing is a new family fun activity at the resort this season! Located by the base of the Catamount Chair, the tube park offers tons of fun and laughs for the young and young at heart. No skills are required, just a sense of adventure and desire for excitement.

First Tracks
Be the first to ride the lift & hit the slopes with the resort’s First Tracks Program. Offered every Sat morning at 7:30am sharp. Book your spot in advance which includes a hearty breakfast at the Eagle's Eye, Canada’s highest elevated dining experience!

Avalanche Skills Training
Take the time to educate yourself about avalanche hazards. An excellent course about getting into winter backcountry recreation activities, or for those already playing in the mountains but who haven't been formally trained on avalanche hazards. This course focuses on avalanche hazard recognition & avoidance.