Since 1973
Family Owned & Operated Since 1973.
That is Harper Mountain's own line, and this concept treats it as the headline it is. The hill is operated by Harper Mountain Lifts, twenty minutes from Kamloops, and it has been in the same family's hands for more than fifty winters.
The hill
Not a resort, and not trying to be
Harper Mountain has been family owned and operated since 1973. It runs skiing and tubing across more than four hundred acres, with fourteen hundred feet of vertical, twenty minutes outside Kamloops. Those are the facts the hill publishes about itself, and they are the only ones this concept uses.
No individual is named anywhere on Harper's site, so nobody is named here either. The operator is Harper Mountain Lifts, and the rest is the hill's story to tell, in its own words, whenever it wants to.
The date that matters right now
Harper's home page already announces that 2026/27 season passes go on sale 1 September. This whole concept is built around making that sentence, and the pass options behind it, the clearest thing a visitor sees.
See the pass options →
Placeholder photo The case
Four things Harper already has
None of these need inventing or improving. They only need saying, on the page, before somebody decides where to spend their winter.
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Fifty-plus winters, one family
"Family Owned & Operated Since 1973." Harper Mountain says it in its own words, and it is the one thing on the hill that cannot be bought, franchised or rebranded by anyone else.
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Twenty minutes from Kamloops
Close enough to be a Tuesday evening rather than a trip. That proximity is the reason a season pass makes sense here in a way it does not at a hill three hours away.
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Skiing and tubing together
One hill that works for the kid who is already carving and the one who is not sure yet. Very few places in the interior let a family split like that and still stay together.
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1,400 feet and 400+ acres
A real mountain, not a slope. Enough terrain that a pass gets used all winter, and small enough that nobody gets lost or spends the day in a queue.
And one thing it doesn't
A season-pass page that matches the promise on the front door. The home page says 1 September; the page it links to still sells 2025/2026 and still carries notices from 2021 and 2023. That is the entire brief for this concept.
What's on that page today →Contact
Talk to the hill
This is a concept site and has no working contact form — please use the real details below, which are the ones Harper Mountain publishes.
- Phone
- 250-828-0608 250-573-5115
- harpermountain@gmail.com
- Address
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2042 Valleyview Drive
Kamloops, British Columbia
V2C 4C5
About this concept
This is an unsolicited design concept by JnP Studio. It is not affiliated with Harper Mountain or Harper Mountain Lifts, and nobody at the hill asked for it or approved it.
Every fact on these five pages comes from Harper Mountain's own public website and is labelled with the season it belongs to. No run count, no lift count, no 2026/27 prices and no individual's name appear anywhere, because the hill has not published them. All photographs are stock placeholders and carry a visible chip saying so.
If any detail here is wrong or unwelcome, tell us and it comes down.
What we'd ask first
- What are the 2026/27 pass prices, and what is the early-bird deadline?
- What age range belongs to each pass category?
- What are the tubing hours and rates?
- Which of the two phone numbers should a visitor call first?