Kimberley Ski-In/Out | 2BR + Loft & Views
Kimberley, CA
Sleeps 6 2 bedrooms 3 beds 2 bathrooms
You'll have a great time at this comfortable place to stay.
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Amenities
- TV
- DRYER
- FIREPLACE
- SKI IN SKI OUT
- TOILET PAPER
- HOT WATER
- STREET PARKING
- MICROWAVE
- WINE GLASSES
- SHAMPOO
- HANGERS
- BED LINENS
- KITCHEN
- LAPTOP FRIENDLY WORKSPACE
- STOVE
- CEILING FAN
- FREE PARKING
- COFFEE MAKER
- SECURITY CAMERAS
- TOASTER
- ELEVATOR
- DINING TABLE
- ROOM DARKENING SHADES
- HAIR DRYER
- DISHWASHER
- BLENDER
- REFRIGERATOR
- COOKING BASICS
- WIRELESS INTERNET
- COFFEE GRINDER
- BATHTUB
- OVEN
- NETFLIX
- FIRE EXTINGUISHER
About this apartment
You'll have a great time at this comfortable place to stay.
The condo will be entirely yours during your stay.
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Kimberley is a city in southeastern British Columbia, Canada, located in the Rocky Mountain Trench and surrounded by the Purcell and Rocky Mountains. Once a mining town, its economy was historically centred around the Sullivan Mine, one of the world’s largest lead-zinc mines, which operated for nearly a century before closing in . Since then, Kimberley has successfully transitioned into a popular destination for tourism and outdoor recreation. A key attraction is Kimberley Alpine Resort, offering excellent skiing and snowboarding terrain in winter, including groomed runs, glades, and steeper alpine sections. In summer, the resort transforms into a hub for mountain biking, along with hiking, golfing, fishing, and wildlife viewing throughout the region. The downtown area, known as the Platzl, is a pedestrian-only village featuring boutique shops, cafés, restaurants, and galleries. It is also home to the iconic Kimberley Clock Tower, a central gathering point for locals and visitors. Kimberley has a vibrant arts and culture scene, hosting events such as the Kimberley Kaleidoscope Arts Festival and the International Old Time Accordion Championships. Its mining history is preserved at the Kimberley Underground Mining Railway, where visitors can explore guided tours of the former Sullivan Mine. Outdoor enthusiasts have access to extensive natural spaces, including the Kimberley Nature Park—one of the largest municipal parks in Canada—offering hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing. The nearby St. Mary River area also provides additional recreation opportunities. Overall, Kimberley is a scenic mountain community offering a strong mix of outdoor adventure, cultural experiences, and historic charm.
