Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, located in Golden, British Columbia, is a big-mountain paradise renowned as the “Champagne Powder Capital of Canada.” Famous for its steep chutes, expansive alpine bowls, and incredibly light, dry snow, it offers an extreme skiing experience that rivals the best in the world. The summit is also home to the Eagle’s Eye Restaurant, the highest dining experience in Canada at 7,700 feet.
Kicking Horse features a staggering 4,314-foot vertical drop and 3,486 skiable acres, largely serviced by the single, massive Golden Eagle Express Gondola. The terrain is decisively geared toward advanced and expert skiers, with over 120 trails spanning across five spectacular alpine bowls and endless inbound hike-to ridgelines like CPR Ridge and Terminus Mountain. While the lower mountain offers long, winding green and blue groomers, the heart of Kicking Horse lies in its challenging steeps and deep powder stashes.
Our live camera feeds give you a direct look at what’s happening at Kicking Horse right now. Whether you want to see if the sun is shining at the summit or if a fresh storm is dumping powder in the bowls, these webcams are an invaluable tool for planning your trip. Combine these visual updates with the live weather data provided above to ensure you have the best possible mountain experience.