$2,500

Important flight change information (see below)

Listed price includes round-trip air.

An IKON Trip with a lift ticket available as an additional option

Consistently recognized as one of the top ski resorts in North America, thanks to its massive terrain and confidence inspiring design, Sun Peaks, the second-largest ski area in Canada, offers a European-style ski-in, ski-out, pedestrian village with locally-owned and operated shops, restaurants and lodging.

Our trip includes 6 nights (Sat-Fri) at the Sun Peaks Grand Hotel (sleep at about 3,930 ft) round-trip air from Washington to Seattle (details below), daily breakfast buffet, and ground transfers.

After skiing five days (Sun-Thurs), after breakfast on Friday we'll head south and spend our last night in downtown Seattle before flying back home on Saturday.

The Sun Peaks Grand is the only full-service hotel in the resort.  It offers an extensive array of amenities including Sun Peaks' only heated outdoor pool and three slopeside outdoor hot tubs, and a newly outfitted fitness center.

Our Deluxe Rooms include complimentary Wi-Fi and either one King or two Queen beds.  Listed price is for double occupancy; add $835 for the single supplement if you want a room to yourself (in both Sun Peaks and Seattle).

Fairmont Olympic Hotel Downtown Seattle

Our Friday-night stay will be at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel in downtown Seattle.  Opened in 1924 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel features breathtaking architecture, innovative culinary experiences, and unparalleled service.  The iconic grande dame, which ranks among the best hotels in downtown Seattle, has been restored to full splendor following an award-winning, multimillion-dollar renovation that introduced sophisticated new design elements.  Boasting an ideal location, this luxury hotel is near Pike Place Market and Seattle landmarks like the Seattle Art Museum and the Great Wheel on the waterfront.

Our spacious rooms are furnished with two double beds or one King bed and feature an intimate sitting area, work desks, and Keurig coffee machines.  They also feature an expansive en-suite marble bathroom and a comfortable dressing area.  The hotel boasts:  Boost your well-being with a tranquil swim in our 42-foot pool before repairing to the lobby bar to indulge in our sumptuous weekend afternoon tea or a signature cocktail made with honey from our rooftop beehives. The George, a contemporary twist on the classic brasserie concept, is a glamorous spot to discover the flavors of the Pacific Northwest.

Ikon Pass Benefits:  If you're planning to ski at more than one "Ikon" resort this winter, an Ikon Pass may be a better value than the available group lift tickets (see below); it may depend when you buy your pass as prices are expected to increase as winter gets closer.

• A Full Ikon Pass provides 7 days at Sun Peaks
  
• An Ikon Base Pass or Base Plus Pass give you 5 days at at Sun Peaks
  

Ikon Passes must be individually purchased (not through the club).  You may purchase Ikon Passes directly from Ikon, but we suggest that you visit our Epic & Ikon Pass page to explore the promotional offers that may be available from our tour operators.

If you'll be using an Ikon Pass, we must provide your pass number to the resort so that it counts towards our group lift ticket minimum purchase requirements.  Please enter your Ikon Pass number into your membership profile before registering for the trip, or provide it to the trip leader if you purchase (or renew) your pass subsequent to signing up.

Group Lift Tickets:   Group lift tickets are available as an extra-cost option for skiers without an Ikon Pass:

Air Schedule:    Flights now on Alaska Airlines, confirmed 11/8/2024
                                               (Subject to Change)

Membership Requirement:  Your club membership must be current when signing up for the trip and throughout the duration of the trip.  The trip will be "sanctioned" through the Blue Ridge Ski Council.  Current members of other BRSC member ski clubs may register for the trip beginning August 1.

Trip Insurance:   Emergency medical, evacuation & repatriation insurance (not cancellation insurance) is included with your trip.  This is not cancellation coverage and will not provide any relief if you have to cancel from the trip before it begins, whether for medical or other reasons.  You may upgrade the coverage of this Basic Plan to include cancellation insurance by clicking on this link.  It will take you to a flyer describing the Basic Plan and the upgrade options available through Myra Altschuler of Travel Protectors LLC:

Payment Schedule:  

We’ll confirm your registration after you've signed up (registered) for the trip and we've received your payment:  Pay online by going to our Partial Payments Page where you can make initial deposits &/or interim payments for one or more trips, and for one or more members, in a single transaction.  You may also make partial payments with credit cards at club meetings.  Note:  If you wish instead to pay for the entire trip (or to pay your remaining balance), you should make your payment directly against your trip invoice.  You can find your invoice(s) from your profile page by selecting your name in the upper right corner of the website when you are logged in.

If you prefer to pay by check, make it payable to the Pentagon Ski Club and mail it to our treasurer:  Tom Gallagher, 8203 Lazy Point Lane, Lorton, VA 22079.  Indicate which trip, and what skier(s), it is for.  Or give it to the trip leader (or to Tom) at a club meeting.

Trip Leader:

Jim McDonough
jmcdono683@aol.com
703-619-0020