Kelowna, British Columbia — If you’re a passionate Big White skier or rider, or you want to learn more about one of Canada’s most legendary ski resorts, this film is for you.
Opened back in 1963, the ski resort started with just a single t-bar. Today, it has 119 pistes, 16 lifts, 2765 skiable acres, and a vertical drop of 2250 feet.
This week, the Canadian ski resort released Keep Moving Forward | The Big White Ski Resort 60th Anniversary Documentary on its YouTube page. The documentary dives into the history of the ski resort and the people that made it what it is today. While Big White is more than 60 years old now, it still features lots of cool historical tidbits.
Film Description: Join us in celebrating 60 years of passion, perseverance, and powder at one of Canada’s most iconic ski resorts!
Keep Moving Forward is a unique documentary narrated by Michael J. Ballingall, and it features stories from the visionaries, pioneers, and community members who helped shape Big White Ski Resort into the world-class destination it is today.
From its humble beginnings—where trailblazers braved harsh conditions to carve out a dream—to its transformation into an internationally renowned ski resort, this film is a heartfelt tribute to the people, memories, and milestones that define Big White’s legacy. Read more: https://www.bigwhite.com/explore-big-…
Produced by Angry Whale Media
Production funding generously supported by TELUS. TELUS Originals provides production grants and distribution opportunities for filmmakers and producers in British Columbia and Alberta, helping bring impactful stories to life.
Image/Video Credits: Big White Ski Resort, Angry Whale Media
