How long does the transfer take?

Approximate door-to-door travel time is around three hours, but allow extra time for road and weather conditions.

When will I receive final confirmation?

You receive an immediate receipt; final availability and confirmation are emailed within 24 hours of booking.

Can I bring skis and snowboards?

Yes — vehicles are equipped to carry skis, snowboards and luggage; padded or soft bags are recommended.

Are child seats available?

Infant and booster seats are available on request; confirm at booking to guarantee availability.

What if the minimum passenger number isn’t met?

If the minimum threshold isn’t reached the operator will contact you to reschedule, cancel or discuss cost differences.

Where is the meeting point?

Meeting point details are provided at confirmation; be ready at your scheduled pickup location 30 minutes prior to departure.

Silver Star to Sun Peaks: Private Ski Transfer for Hassle-Free Mountain Transit

From the moment your car eases out of Silver Star’s alpine lanes and into the wide, glacier-sculpted valleys toward Sun Peaks, the transfer becomes part of the trip. This private transfer links two of British Columbia’s most accessible interior ski hubs—Silver Star Resort and Sun Peaks Resort—providing door-to-door, ski-friendly transport designed for groups, families and solo travelers who prefer ease over winter driving. Vehicles are configured to carry skis, snowboards and luggage, and operators can supply infant and booster seats on request; choose a private charter for up to four passengers or a larger vehicle for groups up to fourteen. Bookings provide an immediate receipt but final confirmation is sent within 24 hours, and guests should be ready thirty minutes before scheduled departure to avoid missing the shuttle. Why choose this service? It removes the friction of winter road navigation and parking around busy village cores, keeps gear dry and secure, and lets riders relax, nap, or catch last-minute emails between transfers. On clear days the drive is quietly cinematic: ridgelines etched in wind-sculpted snow, long valley views toward the Monashee and Cariboo ranges, ice-blue lakes and stands of lodgepole pine and subalpine fir. Wildlife sightings are possible — deer tracks, raptors riding thermals and, in quieter pockets, the ghostlike flash of a pine marten — so keep cameras ready but maintain respectful distance. Practical planning beats surprises: use soft-sided or padded ski bags to simplify stowage, bring layers for sudden temperature changes, and allow extra time during holiday weeks when demand spikes. Children under ten must be supervised by someone over sixteen, and operators will contact you if the minimum passenger threshold isn’t met so you can reschedule, cancel or cover cost differences. This transfer is more than logistics; it stitches together winter recreation in the Thompson-Nicola and North Okanagan corridors, making multi-resort itineraries practical without extra rental cars or parking headaches. For photographers the windows act as a moving panorama but pull over at safe viewpoints where allowed; for families the ability to load gear efficiently often means more time on snow. Book early during peak holiday periods to secure the right vehicle size and departure window, confirm child seat requests in advance and communicate any special requirements when you reserve to ensure a seamless transfer. Operators often have hard-earned local knowledge about road salt cycles, avalanche control closures and alternative low-angle passes; ask before you ride so pick-ups and drop-offs can be planned to avoid delays and to make the most of daylight for arrivals into the village. Reserve transfers when you lock lodging dates, note that confirmation is finalized within a day, and travel light on timing so the mountains remain the priority of your visit.