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Sasquatch Mountain Resort

Sasquatch Mountain Resort

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4.2 Google Review
20955 Hemlock Valley Rd, Agassiz, British Columbia, V0M 1A1, Canada
(604) 797-4411 www.sasquatchmountain.ca
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Jun 25, 2018
My daughter learned to ski here from an amazing young lady. The mountain itself needs to improve. Chair lifts are not consistently operating and the road is terrible. With time and money this place will become much better.

Mar 4, 2018
This mountain is so underrated. So much powder!!!! Full day lift ticket comes to $62 after taxes. There are 2 different mountains and the runs are super wide! On a good day you can see Harrison lake from the top... fantastic view! The road up to the resort gets plowed every day, though, make sure you have winter tires on your car and brings chains just in case.

Feb 18, 2018
Come on Hemlock! Too windy to open chair lifts?! Beautiful day. Blue skies, nice snow. Also constant power outs! Want our lift ticket fees back... Mountain full of skiers and boarders, bored from riding the kiddie run all day starring at perfectly good chair lifts that refuse to run. Should have gone to a different mountain where they pay their hydro bills.

Mar 7, 2018
Food and drinks are way overpriced for what you get. $3 for a small fountain drink and no refills. They don't give you an option on what size you would like either. Coffee was horrible, even with some cream or sugar in it. You can go to McDonalds and get a large drink which is about 4 times the size of this place and it's only $2.70 WITH unlimited refills. I bought a side of fries (size of a small soup bowl) and a fountain drink and it came to $9.50. Definitely bring your own food and own drink this place is WAY over priced and just taking your money. Snowboarding and skiing pretty good, tubing was cool but they really should as some more choices such as heights. ;)

Mar 17, 2018
Awesome place for winter sports and fun! They've got everything you need so even if you've got no repellent, you can rent everything there. And the instructors... So awesome! Jacob is really cool and nice.

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