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
Pretty much all you need to know about Mt. Washington is the snow! With an average of more than 10.5 meters of snow per year, Mount Washington is dubbed “Canada’s deepest pile”. Spread over 1,600+ acres of terrain, you can choose from 60 marked runs with a variety of difficulty. For the serious skiers and [...]
Posted in British Columbia | Tagged back country, backcountry skiing, backcountry snowboarding, Canada's deepest snow, infamous large marge, Mount Washington, Pacific Ocean, Strathcona Park, terrain parks, The Green Zone, The Stomping Ground, Vancouver Island, village
