Safety & Risk Awareness
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Winter Lift Tickets
Please take the time to read and understand the waiver prior to purchase.
Please see our Hours of Operation for seasonal changes to our schedule.
Adults (19+)
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Full Day $69
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Half Day $58
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5-Day Punch Pass
Last Chance Sale $306October 16th to November 13th
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5-Day Punch Pass $323
November 14th onward
Youth (13-18) & Senior (65+)
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Full Day $54
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Half Day $44
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5-Day Punch Pass
Last Chance Sale $243October 16th to November 13th
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5-Day Punch Pass $257
November 14th onward
Child (6-12)
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Full Day $34
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Half Day $30
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5-Day Punch Pass
Last Chance Sale $153October 16th to November 13th
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5-Day Punch Pass $162
November 14th onward
Rope Tow
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Full Day $30
Scenic Pass
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Full Day $30
Uphill Nights
Wednesday nights 4pm to 8pm
Come train for the backcountry and learn in a safe environment that’s close to home.
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Single Ticket $25
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5-Punch Pass $110
You do not need to have skins or a split board to participate. As long as you are able to safely travel uphill, like on snowshoes, and your downhill equipment is safely fastened to your pack, you can participate.
All uphill users, including children on leashes, must have a headlight or other lighting device and must have it turned on when skiing/riding/walking in the dark. Uphill users are encouraged to have some form of reflective clothing or item on them as well.
The hill closes at 8 pm so users should be off the mountain by this time and should start getting ready to go down the mountain about 10 to 15 minutes before closing. This may mean stopping part way up the mountain to transition to downhill mode to be off the mountain by 8 pm.
Dogs are NOT permitted on the mountain at any time including Uphill Nights.
2024-25 Dates
December 11th
December 18th
* No Uphill nights during Christmas Break*
January 8th
January 15th
January 22nd
January 29th
February 5th
February 12th
February 19th
February 26th
March 5th
* No Uphill nights during March Break*
March 26th
April 2nd
Route
Uphill traffic on Hailey’s only.
Descent routes on Hailey’s or Pokey’s only.
We will inform you which downhill route is available that night. Mount Sima reserves the right to close access to any area at any time for any reason.
When travelling uphill or downhill follow the Alpine Responsibility Code, and follow these additional guidelines for uphill travel:
- Stay on the designated uphill track
- Skiers/riders may ski or walk up the ski hill on the designated uphill track only. This track follows “lookers” right of Haileys.
- Do not hike or stand in the middle of a ski trail
- Observe posted signs, warnings, and trail closures
- Be alert for and yield to downhill skiers
- Yield to and/or avoid all ski area machinery
- Never stop in high-traffic zones, where you are likely to obstruct a trail, or where you are not visible to downhill traffic.
- Open runs for uphill nights include Haileys and may include Pokeys (but not terrain features on Pokeys) later in the season. All other runs are closed.
- Closed runs may pose a risk to skiers/riders due to grooming activities or ungroomed conditions and other hazards.
Children & Toddlers
A child may be carried up the mountain in a backpack on the designated uphill track on the “lookers” right of Haileys, only if they have boots/skis/boards to make their way down the mountain under their own power. At no time shall a child be carried down the mountain or towed behind another skier/rider in a toboggan or sled either uphill or downhill on a designated ski run.
- Purchase tickets in person in the Lounge.
- All uphill users at Mount Sima must have a season pass or a day pass.
- Individuals with a season pass do not need to purchase a ticket but must have their season pass on them and visible.
- Corporate passes or buddy passes can be used but must be exchanged for a lift ticket in the Lounge.
- Canada west pass holders must pick up a free day pass.
- Please ensure your lift ticket or season pass is visible when on the hill
Mountain Bike Lift Tickets
The Mountain Biking Lift Ticket at Mt. Sima gives you access to thrilling downhill mountain biking trails with a variety of terrain. Ride the lift to the top and choose from a range of exciting trails, from flowy singletracks to technical descents. The bike park offers an adrenaline-packed experience with stunning views of Whitehorse along the way.
When you purchase a Punch Pass, you will receive a redemption code to use online.
Adults (19+)
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Single Ticket $40
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5-Day
Punch Pass $180
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10-Day
Punch Pass $340
Youth (13-18) & Senior (65+)
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Single Ticket $35
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5-Day
Punch Pass $158
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10-Day
Punch Pass $243
Disc Golf
Disc golf at Mt. Sima offers a unique outdoor experience with stunning views of Whitehorse and the surrounding landscapes. The course features a challenging layout for all skill levels, with a mix of open areas and wooded areas. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the sport, it’s a great way to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery while having fun with friends or family.
On Bike Nights (Wednesdays and Fridays, 4-9pm), you have the option of getting a Lift Access Ticket and riding the chairlift up and playing down.
Tickets are available for purchase at the ticket window at the hill or upstairs in the Lounge on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Discs are available to rent for $15. Lost disc is $10.
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Single Ticket $10
Purchase at the mountain
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5-Punch Pass $45
Purchase at the mountain
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10-Punch Pass $85
Purchase at the mountain
Lift Access Ticket
The lift access ticket at Mt. Sima provides a breathtaking ride to the top, where you’ll be greeted with panoramic views of the entire Whitehorse Valley. At the summit, an observation deck offers the perfect spot to take in the sweeping vistas of the surrounding mountains and the town below. It’s a relaxing and scenic experience, ideal for photography, sightseeing, or simply enjoying the area’s beauty.
Once at the top, you have the option of taking the chairlift down, and in the summer, you can play disc golf or hike down.
Available for purchase upstairs in the Lounge in the summer.
Available in winter and summer.
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Single Ticket $30
Purchase at the mountain