Tag: Vancouver
Of dirndl and lederhosen
/Reading Time: 3 minutesFrom the Travel Guide 2011 issue Odd, but some of my strongest memories of the Olympics last season are of women in push-up bras and men in leather trousers pushing […]
Read more »Short Turns: Winter 2010
/Reading Time: 5 minutesSlide of the century March 4 will be a somber date for anyone around Rogers Pass between Golden and Revelstoke, B.C. It was 100 years ago that Canada’s worst avalanche […]
Read more »The other way around
/Reading Time: 4 minutesFrom the Fall 2010 issue I’ve read it’s often healthier to focus on the journey rather than the destination. The Sea to Sky highway between Vancouver and Whistler is a […]
Read more »2010 Olympic Preview: Freestyle
/Reading Time: 7 minutesCypress Mountain is primed to showcase who’s hot in moguls and aerials THE VENUE Vancouver’s most popular “city” ski area, Cypress Mountain, will host all freestyle skiing and snowboarding events […]
Read more »2010 Olympics Q & A
/Reading Time: 5 minutesHeading to Whistler? What to know before you go WHY DOESN’T THE RACE END IN THE VILLAGE? “Olympic”—one of the first runs ever cut on Whistler Mountain—ended up over at […]
Read more »Super 7
/Reading Time: 10 minutesAll epic descents take hold of our collective psyches – some become “classics” There are probably a thousand great off-piste runs in Western Canada. These are the runs that skiers […]
Read more »Getting the message across
/Reading Time: 4 minutesThis winter the usual early-season snows largely bypassed Whistler- Blackcomb even as Victoria and Vancouver suffered havoc. Extended cold, a rain crust, a dangerous layer of faceted crystals and lastly […]
Read more »Lend a Hand for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games
/Reading Time: 3 minutesJust because you live in Hamilton or Edmonton doesn’t mean you can’t take part in the Games. After all, when something needs done, Canada is the type of country that […]
Read more »Bright Lights, Big Mountains
/Reading Time: 4 minutesVancouver, Vancouver, Vancouver. No other city can touch her, according to the bean counters at the United Nations. If you live there: congratulations. If you don’t, fret not. Repeatedly crowned […]
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