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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Scene Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Sasquatch Mountain, near Agassiz, B.C., sees mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers; the live forecast above shows current conditions, but for skiing, aim for January through March when snowpack is deepest and the resort is fully open.
What is the best time to visit Sasquatch Mountain?
For skiing and snowboarding, the prime window runs from mid-January to early March, when the resort typically has the most reliable snow cover. Spring skiing can extend into April on good years, but conditions become slushy by afternoon. Summer hiking is pleasant from July to September, with daytime highs around 20–25°C and low humidity.
What should I pack for Sasquatch Mountain?
In winter, bring a waterproof ski jacket, insulated pants, gloves, and a warm hat—temperatures often hover between -5°C and -10°C at the base, colder at the summit. Layers are key, as the sun can feel strong. For summer, pack a rain shell and sturdy boots; afternoon showers are common, and the Vancouver weather pattern influences the area. Always check the Canada weather hub before heading out.
Is Sasquatch Mountain open now?
Check the live forecast above and the official resort website for daily operations. The resort typically opens mid-December and closes mid-April, but snow conditions and weather can shift those dates. The weather warning page can alert you to storms.
How are the road conditions to Sasquatch Mountain?
Highway 7 from Mission to Agassiz is generally well-maintained, but the final 10 km up the mountain road can be icy or snow-covered in winter. Check the Calgary weather page for broader B.C. interior patterns, and always carry winter tires and chains.
Where can I find a Sasquatch Mountain webcam or snow report?
The resort’s official site offers a live webcam and daily snow report. For a 14-day outlook, use the live forecast above or the Edmonton weather page for regional trends. The Ottawa weather page is not relevant here.