Tourism Mount Washington has hired global tourism professional Rod Raycroft as its new manager.
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Emergency Services Building Faces Uphill Battle
A petition to tax property owners at Mount Washington in order to pay for an emergency services building, has failed. But one of the people behind the petition says they may be down, but they’re definitely not out.
Horizon Air on the Horizon and Possible Direct Flights to Mexico
A new regional airline is now servicing the Comox Valley, and two more only have to give the final nod before offering international flights. And that’s good news for Chuck Fast, Comox Valley Airport Manager.
The Olympic Push is on at Mount Washington
The resort is progressing with its plans of becoming a training centre for Olympic-calibre and emerging Nordic athletes in the years and months ahead of the actual competitions.
Mount Washington’s Alpine Village A Unique Treat…
There is a distinct difference between “drive-to” accommodation and the original Alpine Village.
Mount Washington has a New Name, it’s ‘P.O. Box Mount Washington, B.C.’
Canada Post has given the Alpine Resort its own post office. The low volume postal area will start operation in January 2004, from Altitude Sport and Gifts in the Alpine Lodge, and offer regular postal service.
Summer Visitors exceeds 1,000,000 for the First Time
Mount Washington Alpine Resort hit the magical million mark before transitioning to the winter season, with one of its most successful summers ever.
Need a Boost?
Help will be close at hand this winter on Mount Washington.
Bernie’s Bench Dedication
Two longtime Mount Washington Resort employees who passed away last year were honored in a special way this summer, with memorial benches on Memory Lane.
Measured Growth… A strategy For Success on Mount Washington
When Harry Measure left his native Trail-Rossland area in the early 1970s, he knew that one day, he would be back in the mountains. Now Measure, the principal in Harry Measure & Associates in Whistler, spends a lot of time in the mountains – not so much skiing as developing.