Hudson Bay Mountain in Northern BC is set in the exquisite mountain-ringed Bulkley Valley and is less than two hours by air from Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary. Hudson Bay Mountain as a mountain retreat is virtually undiscovered. To locals, Hudson Bay Mountain is known for its incredible snow conditions, acres of un-tracked powder and no lift lines. To visitors Hudson Bay Mountain is a getaway where the white solitude and stillness are appreciated.
The charming Swiss themed community of Smithers is nestled at the base of Hudson Bay Mountain. The mountain is located in the heart of the British Columbia - a year round destination known for world re-known steelhead fishing and hunting, great golf, hiking, mountain biking, friendly people and of course fantastic skiing and snowboarding.
There is no shortage of snow in Northern British Columbia as Hudson Bay Mountain is assured consistent skiing and boarding conditions with an annual snowfall of over 20 feet. 1,700 plus feet of lift accessed vertical allows visitors to explore 315 skiable acres of diverse trails and glades. Brand NEW, linking the mountain to town, the Rotary Community Trail to Town on Hudson Bay Mountain allows for skiers and boarders to glide to the edge of town only minutes from Main Street. The newly completed trail increases boasts a continuous vertical drop to a whopping 3,776 vertical feet on Hudson Bay Mountain.
Top Elevation: 5,413 ft / 1,650 m
Bottom Elevation: 3,747 ft / 1, 142 m
Lift Accessed Vertical: 1,750 ft / 533 m
Continuous Mountain Vertical: 3,775 ft / 1,151 m
Average Snow Depth: 135 – 180 cm / 4 – 6’
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Average Temperature: -5 C / 23 Fahrenheit
Average Season: November – Mid April
Gladys Atrill
Tourism Coordinator
Town of Smithers
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