Illustration of Sun Peaks in winter

Canada · British Columbia

Sun Peaks webcams.

Sun Peaks webcams: ten official views of Tod Mountain, Sundance, Morrisey and the village, with current snow and BC Interior weather.

Sun Peaks's cameras are on the publisher's own site: this page links to 10 official views from Sun Peaks Resort.

Official cameras

Sun Peaks - 10 official webcams

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Plan your ski day

Sun Peaks at a glance

What the mountain is best for, when the season runs and what to look for on the cameras. Confirm lifts, snow and roads with the official report before you go.

Best for
Three-mountain variety, family skiing, dry interior snow and a ski-through village
Typical season
Late November to mid-April
Watch for
New snow, alpine visibility, valley inversions, temperature changes and conditions between mountain aspects
Location
British Columbia, Canada
Coordinates
50.8844, -119.8850
Cameras
10 on the official page
Published by
Sun Peaks Resort
Official site
sunpeaksresort.com
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Sun Peaks webcams: what each camera shows

  1. Sun Peaks - 10 official webcams

    Ten official views compare alpine, piste and village conditions across the resort's three mountains.

    Opens on the publisher's site · Sun Peaks Resort · View at Sun Peaks Resort

About Sun Peaks

Sun Peaks wraps around a compact pedestrian village on the slopes of Tod Mountain, Sundance and Mount Morrisey. The inland British Columbia climate brings light snow and crisp temperatures, and each mountain faces a different way. These Sun Peaks webcams are good for comparing the alpine with the village.

Which Sun Peaks webcam to check first

Start with the highest Tod Mountain or alpine view, then compare Sundance and Morrisey for cloud on each face. The village cameras show snowfall, grooming and arrival conditions.

Before you go to Sun Peaks

Use Sun Peaks' daily status for lifts, runs and Nordic trails. Roads and mountain weather can change regardless of a clear village view.

A note on safety

Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.