NEWS
SUN PEAKS: A new gladed section, named ‘Bug Out’, opened this season bringing the total number of ski runs to 126 and official gladed tree sections to 14. The new terrain is located on Sundance Mountain, between the popular ski runs of Rambler and Peak-a-Boo, and will provide relatively steep and open gladed terrain to the southeast aspect of Sundance.
MOUNT AGASSIZ: Parks Canada is considering a proposal to reopen Mount Agassiz Ski Hill in Manitoba’s Riding Mountain National Park.
The area, which has four lifts, was declared bankrupt in April 2000 having operated for almost 40 years.
Canada
Tremblant's birthday bash
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Mont-Tremblant in Quebec, celebrated its 75th anniversary with a host of events throughout last season. Visitors were encouraged to dress in historic ski costumes and birthday cake was also served to the crowd. Here we take a whistle stop tour of some of the highlights from the last 75 years
Thick-skinned in Banff
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Walk uphill on skis with skins? Editor FRANK BALDWIN would rather stick needles in his eyes – unless there is a worthwhile prize at the end. And he thought he had found one in Banff
I HAVE to come clean from the start – I am not keen on climbing uphill on skis with skins on. I prefer to get a chairlift or gondola and then allow gravity to bring me down.
