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MOUNT WASHINGTON, BC — The lift maintenance crew at Mount Washington laughed nervously while looking at the long range weather forecasts on snow-forecast.com last weekend. With La Nina predictions in heavy circulation, the inevitable onslaught of snow and very wintery weather was coming, and coming in fast.
Read MoreWith Christmas just around the corner Mt. Washington is already in the giving spirit. Right now they're giving away a a 7-Night Alpine to Surf Adventure on Canada's West Coast, as well as a 2-night summer stay. Click to find out how to enter.
Read MoreMT. WASHINGTON, BC – It appears that La Nina is up to some of her same old tricks. Cooler than normal temperatures, higher than average precipitation. The kind of weather that makes you want to curl up by the fireplace, or better yet, strap on your skis or snowboard.
Read MoreMT. WASHINGTON, BC — La Nina was in full force in November. The snow was falling fast and furious, the temperatures were below normal and Mount Washington opened ahead of schedule. It was the kind of early season dreams are made of. Then something strange happened: La Nina went on holidays.
Read MoreMT. WASHINGTON — To promote avalanche awareness and provide basic education on snow safety, Mount Washington is hosting an Avalanche Awareness Day this Saturday, January 14th. The event will be fun, informative, and will provide a jumping-off point for skiers and boarders looking to increase their knowledge in the world of snow.
Read MoreMT. WASHINGTON, BC — If you would have asked me any other year, mid-May would have marked the absolute end of the ski season and I would have already had my skis and boots prepped and ready for off-season storage. The days would be spent torturing myself by watching ski videos and keeping tabs on the start of the ski season in the southern hemisphere. 2011 hasn’t been an ordinary year for anyone lucky enough to be on Vancouver Island, though.
Read MoreMOUNT WASHINGTON — Summer was supposed to be normal at Mount Washington this year. Open on July 1st just like normal. Mile High Chairlift Rides and Bike Park opening just like normal. But last winter was not normal, and this is definitely not a normal summer!
Read MoreCOMOX, BC — In years past, skiing beyond May long weekend was a wholly unrealistic goal. It wasn’t completely unheard of, but for anyone living outside of Whistler or Banff, it just didn’t happen. After this past weekend at Mount Washington, located on Vancouver Island, that frame of mind has been completely shattered.
Read MoreMOUNT WASHINGTON, BC — If you want to ski or snowboard at Mount Washington, this weekend is your last chance to hit the slopes. The final weekend of the snowiest season on record sees the resort reopen this Friday, April 22nd through to Easter Monday on April 25th.
Read MoreMOUNT WASHINGTON, BC – Mount Washington is experiencing déjà vu. Thinking back to December almost seems like a dream. Four metres of snow in less than a week, close to ten metres of snow in a month. Powder days seemed more like a right than a privilege. La Nina was in fine form.
Read MoreCOMOX-COURTENAY, BC — With one of North America’s deepest snowbases, Mount Washington invites you to spend more time on the snow. How, you ask? It’s easy: the mountain provides two extra hours of ride time every night this season.
Read MoreCOMOX-COURTENAY – Mount Washington has literally been hammered by snow this week. The resort, already famous for being the home of Canada's deepest snow, beat it's own record for a four-day snowfall.
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Jasper in January is happening from the 12th to the 28th, with all kinds of great activities on the go. Read More
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Total snowfall so
far this season:
10054 cm