Jocelyne Trudeau: Mont Sutton’s Miss Metéo
Momentum is the lifeblood of a resort—not snow, good press, or lift capacity, or even après—but the force that makes arcing into a turn the most exhilarating sensation your body can chase.…
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Sue Boyd: Fernie’s Prime Minister of the State of Snow
Momentum is the lifeblood of a resort—not snow, good press, or lift capacity, or even après—but the force that makes arcing into a turn the most exhilarating sensation your body can chase.…
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Silvertip Lodge: Heliskiing’s New Hot Tip
Whether you’re arriving by boat, plane or helicopter, the sight of Silvertip Lodge is welcome after the inevitable long journey to reach it. Classic, rustic, authentic, Silvertip appears, surrounded by…
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Everlasting Love in The Lizard Range: Island Lake Lodge Didn’t Invent Cat Skiing; It Just Perfected It
Let me be frank. I’m not the semi-pro athlete you’d expect to be penning a story about his experiences deep in the powdered peaks of the Canadian Rockies. I’m far…
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Under the Radar: Five ‘Other’ Bike Parks to Cross Off Your Bucket List
There will always be the best-in-show, unmatched and unrivaled bike parks of the world garnering media coverage and attracting throngs of salivating cyclists to their peaks. But there are also…
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First-timer or Seasoned Vet, Here are Five Reasons Sun Peaks Should be on Your Vacation Radar
Vacation planning. For some it’s as exciting as 40 cm of fresh powder; for others, it’s an arduous slog of online researching, scouring reviews and price matching—especially when embarking…
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Not Just for Powder Hounds: Heli-Biking B.C.’s Coast Mountains
It’s a memory you carry with you the rest of your life: a helicopter floats above a remote mountain before setting down, you hop out as the rotors roar…
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Buried Treasure: Digging Deep in Western Newfoundland
There are few places better suited to “social distancing” than the mountains (yes, they have mountains) of Western Newfoundland. The only problem is the people there are so warm and friendly you don’t want to distance yourself from them at all. This is a story about digging into the unexpected and finding adventure where every you end up, but it’s really about a group of BC kids discovering just how similar mountain culture is on the other end of our great nation.
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