By kingco on January 25, 2009
With a vertical drop of 1,220 m, Panorama has one of North America’s longest vertical descents. The average annual snowfall is about 480 cm, plus there is a great snowmaking system on many of the runs, which lends itself to a long season at Panorama. In contrast to all of the other resorts in the [...]
Posted in British Columbia | Tagged B.C. Rockies, Greywolf, Greywolf Golf, intrawest, Invermere, Kootenay Rockies Powder Highway, Kootenays, Never Never Land, one of North America's longest vertical descents, Panorama Powder Pig, Panorama Springs pools, Purcell Mountains, slope side hot pools, Taynton Bowl, terrain parks
By kingco on January 25, 2009
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is a huge resort with 2750 acres of skiable terrain, only 2.5 hours west of Calgary, next to the Rockies in the dogtooth range of the Purcell Mountains. Kicking Horse Mountain Resort was the first all-season resort to open in the Rockies in 25 years, but as we do best at [...]
Posted in British Columbia | Tagged avalanch training, Banff, Banff National Park, big mountain, Calgary, Dogtooth range, Glacier, Glacier National Park, Golden, hidden gem of the rockies, Jasper, Jasper National Park, Kootenay, Kootenay National Park, Kootenays, Mt. Revelstoke, National parks, off-piste, off-piste adventure, Purcell Mountains, Revelstoke National Park, Rockies, Rocky Mountains, the Selkirk Mountains, the Selkirks, untracked mountain, Yoho, Yoho National Park
