Peace River, Alberta · Canada · ski area
Misery Mountain Ski Hill ski resort · slopes, lifts & elevation
Misery Mountain Ski Hill is a ski area in Peace River, Alberta, Canada with 8.5 km of mapped downhill runs and 3 lifts, between 338 m and 508 m above sea level.
- Downhill runs
- 8.5 km
- Lifts
- 3
- Top elevation
- 508 m
- Vertical drop
- 170 m
- Nearest airport
- YPE · 8.4 km
Slopes by difficulty
31 runs mapped in OpenStreetMap. Colours follow the North American piste convention.
Ski lifts
- 2 T-bars
- 1 Chairlifts
Misery Mountain Ski Hill is a ski area in Peace River, Alberta, Canada. Its 31 mapped downhill runs add up to 8.5 km, which ranks it #99 of 403 ski areas in Canada and gives it 0.2% of all the country's slopes. The average run is about 275 m long.
Slopes at Misery Mountain Ski Hill
About 35% of the slopes are beginner or easy runs, 47% intermediate and 16% advanced or expert, which makes Misery Mountain Ski Hill a balanced resort for intermediate skiers.
Lifts and elevation
The resort has 3 lifts: 2 t-bars, 1 chairlift. Most uphill transport is by surface lifts (T-bars, button lifts and tows). Skiing runs from 338 m up to 508 m, a vertical drop of 170 m — typical of a local ski hill.
Getting to Misery Mountain Ski Hill
The nearest airport is Peace River Airport (YPE), about 8 km away in a straight line — roughly 11 minutes by car; Grande Prairie Airport (YQU) is 153 km away. Nearby ski areas include Fairview Ski Hill (5.9 km), Little Smoky Ski Area (4.1 km) and Manning Ski Hill (1.1 km), which together add 11 km of slopes for a multi-resort trip.
Nearest airports to Misery Mountain Ski Hill
- 1 YPE8.4 kmstraight line
- 2 YQU153 kmstraight line
- 3 YXJ212 kmstraight line
- 4 YZU251 kmstraight line
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Data: OpenSkiMap — © OpenStreetMap contributors & Skimap.org (ODbL 1.0). Run lengths are measured along mapped pistes; resorts may publish different figures.