Our annual fundraiser just over 2 weeks away! Here is a sneak peak at our menu for the night. Tickets are available through eventbrite or email us at ridgeofmurray@gmail.com
Hola amigos,
The time approaches for our annual Fun-Raiser. Join us on November 7th for another great night. This year is special because we’re inviting our old friend El Nino to the party! Expect some great food, people, and fun vibes.
We are already looking for sponsors and prizes. If you are interested in donating please reach out to us at murrayridge@gmail.com.
Or if you just want to come and have fun
Tickets are on sale now at Eventbrite, follow the link:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/murray-ridges-8th-annual-fun-raiser-fiesta-tickets-2002984582806
Looking for work over the winter? What better place to be at than a ski hill? Send us your resume and join the Murray Ridge Family.
murrayridge@gmail.com
Greetings from Murray Ridge!!!
It’s been a long summer but we’re back in the office and on the mountain here at Murray Ridge to gear up for another upcoming season. As the temperatures drop and the leaves start to fall we are preparing our mountain so we can share some more great outdoor experiences with everyone. Our brushing and mowing program has gotten underway, as well as our yearly maintenance on lifts and equipment. We are excited to get everything ready to welcome back all our amazing friends, family and patrons. and provide an epic alpine experience.
As this season starts to wind up we’d like to inform you that our annual early bird pass sale will launch in the next week, so please stay posted to our social media and website for any information regarding season pass purchases, and other upcoming information, including ticket and sponsorship information for our 8th Annual Fundraiser set to take place on November 7th/2026. We look forward to seeing you there for a fiesta style El Nino kickoff event, so let’s get the good vibes rolling us into the winter time.
Cheers
Cody Willick
General Manager
March 27th 2026
Greetings everyone,
The 2025/26 season at Murray Ridge has come to an end, and I would like to share some thoughts and express my gratitude for all the people that help to make this place so special. I came into the my first year as GM with the intention to settle into my new position and focus on providing a solid experience for the ski and board community, to promote and build the culture, and really try to help share with everyone why this place means so much to me and has had a hold on me for the last twenty years.
This winter ended up bringing us all kinds of ups and downs. We had our fair share of unpredictable and unseasonal weather. Many technical difficulties with everything from lifts, to snowcats, to internet outages and more. And although I had anticipated some learning curves and hiccups along the way, dealing with a changing climate, aging infrastructure and tight budgets was no small feat. We rounded out the season with 44 days open this year, each day felt hard fought against weather and breakdowns. We did have some incredible groomed conditions all season thanks to Jesse. Our grooming is an area we pride ourselves in, we hope you’ll agree its top tier.
This season would not have been possible without our incredible staff who always showed up and delivered, thankless volunteers who take time out of their busy lives to help get us up and (keep us) running year after year, corporate sponsors that continue to support us, and a customer base who know skiing or snowboarding is good for the soul, and that they can find that connection between mind, body, and spirit here at the Ridge.
It was an absolute honor to be a part of the amazing history of this mountain, especially during the mountain's 50th year in service to the community. Built up by community, for community. This has always been the Murray Ridge way , and I take that mission to heart. I don’t think there is anywhere else you will see so many smiles in one day in the dead of winter. That alone makes it all worthwhile.
I would just like to thank everyone for making my first season as manager, and Murray Ridge’s 50th year in existence, memorable. Guests, staff, volunteers, sponsors and everyone else who comes together to keep this place going. I look forward to the season ahead.
Cheers, ski you next season!
Cody Willick, GM
That’s it that’s all everybody, we’ve finished the chapter that is the 2025/26 season. Thank you everybody for coming out and supporting us. We’ll see you at the ridge for 26/27
NEW SNOW: 0cm
NEW SNOW - LAST 24 HR: 0cm
TEMP IN TOWN: -8°
TEMP ON THE MOUNTAIN: -6°
WIND: 2km/h
VISIBILITY: Clear
LIFTS OPEN: T BAR
RUNS OPEN: Outruns closed, Bunny Hill closed
GROOMED RUNS: Cassiar, Pinewood, Hat Lake, Apollo, Middle River, Takla, Hat Lake, Stones Bay
Prices: Not too big, Mountain: Not too small…Just right.
No lift lines and the most affordable skiing in the interior!
Lifts Run 10-4 weekends
Ticket Window 830am
Ski Shop 830am-430pm
Cafeteria 9-4
Bar 11am - late
UPCOMING EVENTS: about this week....
SLUSH CUP Mar.21st
For more information email ridgeofmurray@gmail.com
Murray Ridge Ski Area and Terrain Park
1 Chalet Dr. Fort St. James
British Columbia, Canada
Phone: 250-996-8515