Pacific Group Resorts Inc. is celebrating its first anniversary of ownership at Mount Washington Alpine Resort with an early announcement that $2 million has been invested in the Resort in time for winter opening.
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The View From Here Rick Gibson
Why UK You Ask? The real estate market at Mount Washington is fluid, constantly evolving and, this year, moving swiftly.
Notes from the Field
An inside look at what it takes to manage a successful Marmot Recovery Program
Are You Ready for the Yeti?
Scotland has its Loch Ness Monster. The Okanagan has Ogopogo, and Victoria’s Cadboro Bay has Caddy the Cadborosaurus. Does Mount Washington have its Sasquatch? Some would say yes.
Mount Washington Community Assn. Focuses on Community Safety Issues
Property owners at Mount Washington are busy with the Mount Washington Community Association (MWCA), changing the association’s articles so that its board members are directly responsible to owners.
New Resort Postal Code
V9J 1L0 – It’s Canada’s newest postal code, and it represents a growing community on top of one of the Island’s oldest land features: Mount Washington.
Direct from the UK…The Adams Family!
Forget the Alberta invasion: Mount Washington is under a British Invasion!
The Wild Side of Mount Washington
Who has’t been amazed at the sight of someone standing patiently on the outdoor patio at Fat Teddy’s while a Whiskey Jack saucily perches on an outstretched hand, accepting a snack.
More to Explore in Summer 2004
Summer is the time for change at Mount Washington Alpine Resort this year, says resort management. This year, the Resort is making a substantial investment in a few projects.
Get Ready For The Boomerang!
Crews and equipment began arriving at Mount Washington in late May to assemble the Alpine Resort’s latest chairlift, a state-of-the-art, double-load quad that will open up 162 hectares (400 acres) of new terrain in the McKay Lake area. Called The Outback, this new terrain will be Mount Washington’s first double-black-diamond terrain since it opened 26 years ago.