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Passes & prices

Season passes first — they are what keep the T-bar turning

Every price on this page is reproduced exactly as Summit Lake published it. The early-bird deadline the hill printed alongside them was 30 November 2025, so treat it as a 2025 date and confirm the current one before you pay.

Early bird

The early-bird price is the cheapest the winter ever gets

The last deadline Summit Lake published for it was 30 November 2025. That date has passed. The prices below were held level with the year before — in the club's own words, pass prices are remaining the same as last year — but the deadline for the coming winter has not been posted yet. Ask before you pay.

How to buy

Season passes

Six categories, two prices each. The cross-country and snowshoe pass covers the trail rather than the lift, and is priced accordingly.

Swipe the table to see both prices →

Summit Lake season pass prices by category, early bird and regular, as last published by the ski area
Season pass Early birddeadline shown: 30 Nov 2025 Regularafter the deadline
Adult $533.00 $627.00
Student $434.00 $511.00
Child $304.00 $358.00
Senior $304.00 $358.00
66+ $89.00 $105.00
Cross-country / snowshoe $58.00 $68.00

Prices held, deadline expired Summit Lake published these with the line "Pass Prices are Remaining the Same as Last Year!" and an early-bird cut-off of 30 November 2025. The prices are almost certainly still the right starting point; the date is not.

Age bands The hill publishes the category names above without stating the age each one starts at, so we have not guessed. Ask the club which band you or your children fall into before you order.

A day on the hill

Half-day rates start at 12:30.

Lifts
10:00 – 15:30
Half-day tickets
from 12:30
Night skiing
Fridays

Day and half-day lift tickets are sold at the hill. The price is not published online, which is why there is no figure here.

What we have not priced

Summit Lake does not publish these, so this concept leaves them blank rather than inventing a number.

  • Day and half-day lift ticket prices
  • Rental prices for skis, snowboards and snowshoes
  • Lesson prices, if lessons are offered
  • Group and school-group rates

On a real build each of these would be a field the club fills in once, in the same place it sets the pass prices — visible on the site the moment it is saved.

What to ask when you call

The early-bird deadline for the coming winter, whether the published prices still stand, the day-ticket rate, rental costs, and whether the hill is open the day you plan to come. One call to 250-265-3312 covers all of it.

Rentals

Skis, snowboards and snowshoes, all in the lodge

The rental shop covers all three, which means a first visit does not have to start with buying equipment — and that a day here does not have to involve the lift at all if snowshoes are more your speed.

Rental prices are not published online. Call ahead, particularly for children's sizes and for a group.

  • Ski rentals
  • Snowboard rentals
  • Snowshoe rentals
  • Cafeteria in the day lodge
Five small children in colourful helmets and ski-school bibs walking in a line across the snow Placeholder photo

The problem this page fixes

A deadline that expired eight months ago is still the one on show

Someone deciding in July to buy a pass for next winter currently meets two dead ends: a home page announcing that the season is over, and a rates page whose early-bird deadline ran out on 30 November 2025. Both are simply last winter's site, still up.

Nothing about that is carelessness — it is what happens when updating a date means editing a page. This concept puts the offer, its deadline and a way to buy in one block that sits above the fold and takes about thirty seconds to change each September.

What changes each year

  • Field 1

    Season status

    Open · closed for summer · closed today

  • Field 2

    Early-bird deadline

    One date. It disappears from the site by itself once it passes.

  • Field 3

    The six pass prices

    Typed once, shown everywhere they appear.

How to buy

Buying a pass, today

This is an unofficial concept, so nothing on this page takes a payment. Here is the route that does work — and, below it, the one change we would suggest.

  1. 01

    Email or call the club

    info@skisummitlake.com or 250-265-3312 reaches the people who sell the passes.

  2. 02

    Confirm the price and the date

    Check the category, the current price and whether the early-bird window is still open.

  3. 03

    Pay the way they ask

    The club will tell you how it wants to be paid — we have not guessed at the methods.

A suggestion from JnP

A family that decides at 9pm to buy three passes cannot act on that decision until the next working day, and by then the decision has usually gone. An order form that captures the names, categories and contact details in one go — even if a volunteer still invoices by hand the following week — would likely be the single highest-value change to the site before the autumn.

Ready to order?

This is a concept site, so there is no working form here. Contact the ski area directly.