SilverStar Mountain Resort - Monashee Range BC Backcountry & Alpine Telemetry
Monashee Range • Peak 1,915m • Avg Snow 700cm/yr

SilverStar Mountain Resort

Authoritative BC backcountry telemetry, DriveBC highway pass conditions, and alpine staging for SilverStar Mountain Resort · Hunters Range & Queest Mountain Sled Network.

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Live High-Elevation Alpine Telemetry (1,915m)
Live Open-Meteo Sync
Summit Temp
-8Β°C
Ridge Wind
14km/h NW
Visibility
Clear
48h Snow
24cm (48h)

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BC Open511 Highway Sync

Primary access via Highway 97 North (Vernon) & Silver Star Road. Winter tires (M+S or Mountain Snowflake) are mandatory from October 1 to April 30.

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The Mountain & Sled Corridors

SilverStar Mountain Resort (Monashee Range) features a summit elevation of 1,915m, a vertical drop of 760m, and an average annual snowfall of 700cm. It serves as a flagship hub for both resort skiers and backcountry snowmobilers staging into Hunters Range & Queest Mountain Sled Network.

Seasonal Intel & Terrain Profile

Peak Powder Window

Late December through March delivers the deepest and most consolidated snowpack for high-alpine bowls and gladed tree riding.

Backcountry & BCSF Access

Direct access to Hunters Range & Queest Mountain Sled Network, with plowed trailer turnarounds, beacon check gates, and groomed trail approaches.

SilverStar Mountain Resort Backcountry & Travel FAQ

Where are the main snowmobile staging areas and backcountry zones near SilverStar Mountain Resort? β–Ό

The primary snowmobile and ski touring zones adjacent to SilverStar Mountain Resort are Hunters Range & Queest Mountain Sled Network. Always verify active BCSF club trail pass requirements, check your 457 kHz transceiver at the trailhead gate, and carry a probe, shovel, and satellite communicator (Garmin inReach / Zoleo).

What highway and DriveBC winter tire rules apply when driving to SilverStar Mountain Resort? β–Ό

Travel to SilverStar Mountain Resort uses Highway 97 North (Vernon) & Silver Star Road. British Columbia law mandates M+S or 3-Peak Mountain Snowflake winter tires (minimum 3.5 mm tread depth) from October 1 through April 30, and commercial rigs or heavy sled trailers must carry chains over mountain passes.

What is SilverStar Mountain Resort's elevation, vertical drop, and annual snowfall? β–Ό

SilverStar Mountain Resort reaches a peak summit elevation of 1,915 m with a vertical drop of 760 m and receives an average of 700 cm (7.0 m) of dry BC alpine snowfall each winter.