Own a ski hill (or two)?

Looks like a few local ski hills in BC have fallen on hard times and are now up for sale. Mount Baldy in the Okanagan and Mount Washington on Vancouver Island are both up for sale. So if you have a spare few million dollars under the sofa or a million friends with ten bucks each you may just be able to live the dream and own your very own ski hill.

Here are all the deets on Mount Baldy:

According to a news release, G-Force Real Estate Inc. has been appointed marketing agent for a secured creditor of Mount Baldy, under a B.C. Supreme Court foreclosure action. Mount Baldy’s Idaho owners tried to raise cash to open the ski area last season, but failed.

G-Force Real Estate Inc. is looking for a new owner to take most of the assets of Mount Baldy Ski Corporation and complete a purchase in time to open the resort for the upcoming ski season.

Mount Baldy is just one of a number of ski resorts that has have fallen on hard times in the past few season.

There has been no official word on the purchase price. 

Resort Highlights:

3 Lifts

1,293 vertical feet

500 acres of terrain

256 inches of snowfall annually

Here are all the deets on Mount Washington:

Mount Washington Alpine Resort, Vancouver Island’s only commercial ski resort, is up for sale. Last summer the owners of the resort, a small group of local private investors, reached the decision to sell the resort. The sale is being held privately, and the asking price has not been disclosed. CBRE Canada, a commercial real estate company, is brokering any potential deal.

Mount Washington has struggled with a lack of snowfall this season, finally opening last week after missing out on the lucrative Christmas/New Year’s week.

Resort Highlights:

5 Chairlifts

1,657 vertical feet

1,700 acres of terrain

450 inches of snowfall annually