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SilverStar Mountain Resort — Hotel in Area C (Silver Star)

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SilverStar Mountain Resort
Description
Picturesque resort for skiing & snowboarding, biking & more, with restaurants, lessons & festivals.
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Nearby restaurants
Black Pine Social
148 Silver Lode Ln, Vernon, BC V1B 3Y8, Canada
The Bulldog Grand Cafe
142 Main St, Vernon, BC V1B 3Y8, Canada
Pizza Gratta
139 Main St #110, Vernon, BC V1B 3Y8, Canada
Nearby hotels
The Bulldog Hotel Silver Star
142 Main St, Vernon, BC V1B 3M1, Canada
Vance Creek Hotel & Conference Centre
148 Silver Lode Ln, Vernon, BC V1B 3M1, Canada
Snowbird Lodge
170 Silver Lode Ln, Vernon, BC V1B 2M1, Canada
Silver Creek Lodge
155 Silver Lode Ln, Vernon, BC V1B 3Y8, Canada
Firelight Lodge
Box 3002 123 Shortt Street, Silver Star Mountain, BC V1B 3M1, Canada
Silver Star Mountain Resort Accommodation
Silver Star Mountain, 123 Shortt St, North Okanagan, BC V1B 3M1, Canada
Silver Star Stays
9802 Silver Star Rd #209, Vernon, BC V1B 3M1, Canada
Creekside
9812 Silver Star Rd #9804, Vernon, BC V1B 3W9, Canada
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SilverStar Mountain Resort
CanadaBritish ColumbiaArea C (Silver Star)SilverStar Mountain Resort

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SilverStar Mountain Resort

123 Shortt St, Silver Star Mountain, BC V1B 3M1, Canada
4.0(1.4K)

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Picturesque resort for skiing & snowboarding, biking & more, with restaurants, lessons & festivals.

attractions: , restaurants: Black Pine Social, The Bulldog Grand Cafe, Pizza Gratta
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Phone
+1 250-542-0224
Website
skisilverstar.com

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Things to do nearby

Route97 Boxing Day Party
Route97 Boxing Day Party
Fri, Dec 26 • 8:00 PM
The Longhorn Pub & Liquor Store, 4513 - 25th Ave.,Vernon, British Columbia, Canada
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Route 97 Boxing Day Party
Route 97 Boxing Day Party
Fri, Dec 26 • 8:00 PM
4513 - 25th Ave., Vernon, BC, Canada, British Columbia V1T1P5
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BLUES Jam with Cat Wells Blues band
BLUES Jam with Cat Wells Blues band
Sun, Dec 28 • 4:00 PM
Vernon BC, Vernon, BC, Canada, British Columbia V1T 8B9
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Nearby restaurants of SilverStar Mountain Resort

Black Pine Social

The Bulldog Grand Cafe

Pizza Gratta

Black Pine Social

Black Pine Social

4.1

(50)

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The Bulldog Grand Cafe

The Bulldog Grand Cafe

4.0

(37)

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Pizza Gratta

Pizza Gratta

4.5

(26)

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the.fancy.burgerthe.fancy.burger
#vernon #restaurant #downtown #fancyburgervibes #valentinesday #chocolate
Luke DavisLuke Davis
Summer time fun!! What a beautiful view... pretty much everywhere! Lots of things to see and fresh air to enjoy. One of the days we were there, the weather was shifting from hail to sun to thick cloud cover to intense rain... all within 30 minutes! High mountain weather for you, impressive to witness. Caution: expect high prices everywhere, it’s a resort... what else should we expect?! Restaurant prices seem to be around $50 for a couple (plenty closed during the week though), $189.99 for a hoodie (then there’s taxes!)... even “clearanced” clothing is still quite highly priced compared to clothing stores down in the valley. Meh... it’s the experience you’re enjoying not the deals right? For the record, I would have given five out of five stars if it wasn’t for the high prices everywhere or poor bike rental experience. Glad you asked about the mountain bike experience. Here, let me tell you about it... The biggest frustration for us was the mountain bike rentals. We’d planned to have a morning of riding cross country style but the rental “insurance” is incredibly sketchy. They kept pressuring us to buy the extra $15 worth of coverage each. Your rental fee DOESN’T cover regular wear and tear... according to three of the bike managers/staff nothing covers that. So that’s why you need to get the extra, wait... but the extra insurance doesn’t seem to actually cover any damage from regular use either! We inquired as to what things could happen to the bike that we’d be required to pay for the repairs and we were told that flat tires, chain derailer misalignment (keep in mind, those are regular wear and tear things that happen with normal use) to brakes cables snapping or severe frame bending/damage (carbon frames can snap at a minor defect through manufacturing) were all on us. Asking for more information about it, they could only show us a picture of a bike with overpriced repairs listed. $30+ to replace an inner tube? After that discussion (as to what was included/covered with the rental fee to what we would be required to pay for) we were scared to even touch any of the bikes. They basically ended up saying anything that happens would be our responsibility. Even damage from previous uses. Luckily, getting a hiking pass was free...
Tyson KiertuckiTyson Kiertucki
We were first told about Silver Star by a neighbor who grew up in nearby Kelowna, BC. He bragged to us about this little small-town-like resort near his hometown that looked like a brightly painted Victorian ski village. It wasn't too big, it wasn't all that crowded, it had a good ski school, and was riddled with side trails and ski bridges to maximize ski-in and ski-out capability for those staying on the mountain. We didn't really get it...until we tagged along with his family two years ago, and saw it for ourselves. Now we're back for a second visit, and I'm proud (and amazed) to be the first one to review it. This is almost an ideal family mountain, especially if you rent a house for several families (like we do), and get the benefits of rotating child care and shared meals. It has a great ski school, plenty of green runs for the kids, but with a good percentage of blue and black runs to make things interesting for the parents. It's also in some sort of magic weather pocket, so snowfall (powder, thank you very much) is very regular throughout the winter. (On our last trip we received a few inches every night). The short lift lines (and the ability to sit down at a restaurant with no wait) were also major pluses for us.
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Summer time fun!! What a beautiful view... pretty much everywhere! Lots of things to see and fresh air to enjoy. One of the days we were there, the weather was shifting from hail to sun to thick cloud cover to intense rain... all within 30 minutes! High mountain weather for you, impressive to witness. Caution: expect high prices everywhere, it’s a resort... what else should we expect?! Restaurant prices seem to be around $50 for a couple (plenty closed during the week though), $189.99 for a hoodie (then there’s taxes!)... even “clearanced” clothing is still quite highly priced compared to clothing stores down in the valley. Meh... it’s the experience you’re enjoying not the deals right? For the record, I would have given five out of five stars if it wasn’t for the high prices everywhere or poor bike rental experience. Glad you asked about the mountain bike experience. Here, let me tell you about it... The biggest frustration for us was the mountain bike rentals. We’d planned to have a morning of riding cross country style but the rental “insurance” is incredibly sketchy. They kept pressuring us to buy the extra $15 worth of coverage each. Your rental fee DOESN’T cover regular wear and tear... according to three of the bike managers/staff nothing covers that. So that’s why you need to get the extra, wait... but the extra insurance doesn’t seem to actually cover any damage from regular use either! We inquired as to what things could happen to the bike that we’d be required to pay for the repairs and we were told that flat tires, chain derailer misalignment (keep in mind, those are regular wear and tear things that happen with normal use) to brakes cables snapping or severe frame bending/damage (carbon frames can snap at a minor defect through manufacturing) were all on us. Asking for more information about it, they could only show us a picture of a bike with overpriced repairs listed. $30+ to replace an inner tube? After that discussion (as to what was included/covered with the rental fee to what we would be required to pay for) we were scared to even touch any of the bikes. They basically ended up saying anything that happens would be our responsibility. Even damage from previous uses. Luckily, getting a hiking pass was free...
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We were first told about Silver Star by a neighbor who grew up in nearby Kelowna, BC. He bragged to us about this little small-town-like resort near his hometown that looked like a brightly painted Victorian ski village. It wasn't too big, it wasn't all that crowded, it had a good ski school, and was riddled with side trails and ski bridges to maximize ski-in and ski-out capability for those staying on the mountain. We didn't really get it...until we tagged along with his family two years ago, and saw it for ourselves. Now we're back for a second visit, and I'm proud (and amazed) to be the first one to review it. This is almost an ideal family mountain, especially if you rent a house for several families (like we do), and get the benefits of rotating child care and shared meals. It has a great ski school, plenty of green runs for the kids, but with a good percentage of blue and black runs to make things interesting for the parents. It's also in some sort of magic weather pocket, so snowfall (powder, thank you very much) is very regular throughout the winter. (On our last trip we received a few inches every night). The short lift lines (and the ability to sit down at a restaurant with no wait) were also major pluses for us.
Tyson Kiertucki

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3.0
5y

Summer time fun!! What a beautiful view... pretty much everywhere! Lots of things to see and fresh air to enjoy. One of the days we were there, the weather was shifting from hail to sun to thick cloud cover to intense rain... all within 30 minutes! High mountain weather for you, impressive to witness.

Caution: expect high prices everywhere, it’s a resort... what else should we expect?! Restaurant prices seem to be around $50 for a couple (plenty closed during the week though), $189.99 for a hoodie (then there’s taxes!)... even “clearanced” clothing is still quite highly priced compared to clothing stores down in the valley. Meh... it’s the experience you’re enjoying not the deals right?

For the record, I would have given five out of five stars if it wasn’t for the high prices everywhere or poor bike rental experience. Glad you asked about the mountain bike experience. Here, let me tell you about it...

The biggest frustration for us was the mountain bike rentals. We’d planned to have a morning of riding cross country style but the rental “insurance” is incredibly sketchy. They kept pressuring us to buy the extra $15 worth of coverage each. Your rental fee DOESN’T cover regular wear and tear... according to three of the bike managers/staff nothing covers that. So that’s why you need to get the extra, wait... but the extra insurance doesn’t seem to actually cover any damage from regular use either! We inquired as to what things could happen to the bike that we’d be required to pay for the repairs and we were told that flat tires, chain derailer misalignment (keep in mind, those are regular wear and tear things that happen with normal use) to brakes cables snapping or severe frame bending/damage (carbon frames can snap at a minor defect through manufacturing) were all on us.

Asking for more information about it, they could only show us a picture of a bike with overpriced repairs listed. $30+ to replace an inner tube?

After that discussion (as to what was included/covered with the rental fee to what we would be required to pay for) we were scared to even touch any of the bikes. They basically ended up saying anything that happens would be our responsibility. Even damage from previous uses.

Luckily, getting a hiking...

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3.0
22w

Great bike park, fantastic experience on the mountain. The kids are really levelling up with the progression through the blues and blacks.

Rental shop killed the experience unfortunately. My son is just outgrowing his 20 inch commencal, and the bigger features on pipe dream required a 24” full suspension.

Day 1, rental bike and setup was great. Day 2, we rented the same bike, but it was not setup at all. We took 3 trips to the shop to attempt corrections. Bike continued to bottom out hard on the rear, no matter the corrections the shop made. Consider also that we only rode 7 laps of the park in a full day, so 3 trips to the shop is pretty frustrating. Day 3 when we picked up the bike I was told that there was nothing wrong on Day 2, and that I should stop messing with the suspension settings, as I was adjusting things backwards. At no time did I adjust anything, so this was pretty disheartening to hear, as it sounded like the shop believed it was my fault?

Lesson learned, while the rental bikes are high quality, the service department, and rental department are not. No offers of a discounted rental on the second or third day, nothing was done to make it right.

Knocked down my 5 star experience to a 3, at best.

update The rental shop has been in contact, and has made everything right, even offering a refund for the rental. I trust the experience will be far better moving forward. Excellent customer service team, and perhaps just a bad day from an employee.

Well done...

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1.0
2y

I would like to express my dissatisfaction with the customer service policies here. While I understand that refunds due to weather conditions may not be possible, I encountered an entirely different issue that left me extremely disappointed.

After patiently waiting in line for a staggering two hours for the lift to re-open, my party and I were denied access to the lift simply because we were not racers. This information was only communicated to us when we reached the front of the line, leaving us frustrated and confused.

To further compound our disappointment, when we approached the desk to express our concerns, we were informed that this rule had been implemented a mere two minutes after we purchased our day passes. This lack of transparency and the failure to notify us in a timely manner is highly unprofessional.

Despite these circumstances, we were not offered any form of monetary reimbursement for the tickets we had purchased. This lack of compensation for our wasted time and inability to enjoy the park is deeply unsatisfactory.

I strongly urge you to reevaluate your customer service policies. Clear communication and fair treatment of customers should be a priority. It is essential that steps are taken to rectify this situation and ensure that other riders do not encounter similar disappointments...

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