Tag: Sun Peaks
The Passing of an Icon
/Reading Time: 5 minutesAl Raine was driven by a conviction that Canadian ski racers could go head-to-head with the top European countries and that Canada could develop four-season resorts that would offer a tourism experience at the very highest echelon.
Read more »FRESH TRACKS – November 17, 2023
/Reading Time: 2 minutesPhoto: Paul Zizka Raise the curtain The Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival ushers in the beginning of winter in Western Canada. In-person shows will screen until November 19th but online […]
Read more »Home Away From Home – Sun Peaks
/Reading Time: 3 minutesAfter a too-long hiatus, a ski-starved Brit beached in Portugal was finally able to pack her bags for a long-awaited season in Sun Peaks. Last winter was her only missed […]
Read more »60 Years of Cold Bums & Hot Toddies – Sun Peaks
/Reading Time: 2 minutesMove over, Ski Canada. At 60, Tod Mountain has a decade on you. Wait, where’s that? Well, you probably know it by its more recognizable name, Sun Peaks Resort. But […]
Read more »RYAN REPORT – Sun Peaks to spend $60-million
/Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe highlights of Sun Peaks Resort’s $60-million investment plan, announced on Tuesday, is a new lift, more uphill capacity and two groomers. “These efforts are all part of our overall […]
Read more »Slip and Sip at Sun Peaks
Reading Time: 7 minutesSkiing Sun Peaks during its wine festival is a perfect pairing. by OAKLAND ROSS; photos: SAM EGAN in Winter 2018 issue There I was, stumbling through the grey drear […]
Read more »Sun Peaks Braces For Stormzy
/Reading Time: < 1 minuteFrom Mayerhofen to Sun Peaks, Europe’s top on-snow music festival is heading to Canada April 6–10 With an endless list of music artists and DJs crowding the village. Ludacris, Kaskade, […]
Read more »No Speed Limit
/Reading Time: 4 minutesLocal boy Joss Advocaat takes on the world at Sun Peaks in the fastest non-motorized sport on earth. by STEVEN THRENDYLE in the Winter 2017 issue Road rash and skin burns aren’t […]
Read more »Best of Skiing in Canada 2017
/Reading Time: 12 minutesSki Canada looks back at a year’s worth of entertaining anecdotes and what’s so great about skiing at home. From Winter 2017 issue BEST IDEA Selkirk Snowcat Skiing (f.k.a. Selkirk Wilderness) […]
Read more »Warm Up to Powder
/Reading Time: < 1 minuteIf you’re a strong intermediate who already skis in the trees after a storm, you’re likely good enough to heli- or cat-ski. But if you want to make sure you’re […]
Read more »Easy Cruisers Test 2016
/Reading Time: 12 minutesMid-range performance in long and short turns Don’t be fooled by the “easy” in this category title. It doesn’t refer to “easy terrain” but to “easy cruising.” The category is […]
Read more »Ski Canada Test 2016 intro
/Reading Time: 4 minutesphoto: ADAM STEIN * tester: Christian Armstrong Part 1 Big Mountain * Expert All-Mountain * Slalom * On-Piste Cruisers * Easy Cruisers * Powder WRITTEN BY D’ARCY SEGO AND RON BETTS […]
Read more »What’s in a name?
Reading Time: 3 minutesI’m so mad at my buddy Christopher. He’s president at Sun Peaks and you’d think he’d appreciate my offer to name a few runs on the new terrain that’s opening […]
Read more »Spoiled Brats
/Reading Time: 10 minutesA Porsche, a helicopter and condos fit for a king—for a pair of low-rent ski bums, it was an assignment to end all others. by Pat Lynch Photos Gary Davidson from […]
Read more »A Skier’s Guide to 10 of B.C.’s Best
/Reading Time: 17 minutesFrom the Continental Divide of the Rocky Mountains to the oceanside majesty of the Coast Range, British Columbia truly lives up to its Latin motto: Splendour Sine Occasu—Splendour Without Diminishment. And […]
Read more »Forward Thinking
/Reading Time: 8 minutesSince Tod Mountain became Sun Peaks more than 20 years ago, the resort has maintained a well-mapped road into the future. By Andrew Findlay // PHOTOS BY ADAM STEIN from […]
Read more »Best of Skiing in Canada awards 2013
/Reading Time: 13 minutesby Leslie Woit in Winter 2013 issue Light powder, hot chocolate, cute liftees? What makes you happy on the hills? We’ve spent another year up and down the mountains, the […]
Read more »Short Turns: December 2012
/Reading Time: 6 minutesfrom December 2012 issue KITESURFING ON SKIS Soaring on skis through the air—10 metres off the snow—is a seductive high. “It’s a very addictive sport, a tremendous amount of fun […]
Read more »Fall 2012
/Reading Time: 2 minutesGuest photo editor: John Schwirtlich Ski Canada’s photo editor this month has done it right. From loading lifts to ski resort sales, repping ski equipment and fashion, to ski magazine […]
Read more »Racing Through Time
/Reading Time: 11 minutesAs the Nancy Greene Ski League approaches its 45th birthday, past racers, coaches and organizers remember what it was that made skiing’s little league so unforgettable. BY LORI KNOWLES from […]
Read more »Short Turns: 40th Anniversary issue
/Reading Time: 7 minutes The Castle’s cat ❖ Castle Mountain Resort ’s unique lift-assisted sidecountry snowcat kiing has been a big hit, racking up nearly 500 skier-visits last season in only its […]
Read more »Short Turns * Buyer’s Guide 2012
/Reading Time: 7 minutesLET’S MAKE A DEAL ❖As foreign as they are to the entire ski world beyond Ontario, western New York and New Zealand, private ski clubs, where the membership owns the infrastructure and either […]
Read more »Talkin’ Proud – My Home Hill
/Reading Time: 21 minutesSki Canada chatted with some passionate locals who have had a longstanding love affair with their home hill. Blue Mountain, ON Le Massif, QC Mont-Sainte-Anne, QC Tremblant, QC Banff, AB […]
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