Strathcona Wilderness Institute has spent more than 20 years providing interpretive programs and information services in Strathcona Provincial Park.
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Strathcona Wilderness Institute has spent more than 20 years providing interpretive programs and information services in Strathcona Provincial Park.
Despite the wildly successful opening last year of the Raven Lodge Nordic Facility, the sun has not yet set on the old nordic lodge.
If you are interested enough to take a walk through Paradise Meadows in the spring when the snow begins to melt, you will likely notice blotches of red in the snow. Some of them are patches the size of a large foot and others barely span the tip of a finger. Are they the remnants of nocturnal nightmares or something more sinister?
A year ago Strata 799 – the Alpine Village – instituted a recycling program among its units. The Village is not the only Strata to institute recycling at the resort, but with 242 units it is the largest.
Eighty-five million years ago, no one skied at Mount Washington. That’s because the mountain likely didn’t exist that far back in history, says geologist Peter Mustard.
Mount Washington has been named one of the top attractions in Canada – on the same level as the Calgary Stampede and five other attractions from across the country.
With the completion of the Inland Island Highway to Campbell River, Mount Washington now stands at the gateway to Discovery Passage.
The 2001-02 winter season was the most successful that Mount Washington Alpine Resort has experienced in its 23 year existence.
Work is well underway on the new Hawk chairlift that will open up new intermediate terrain at Mount Washington. The lift line was cut last year and the bulk of the runs were done then, too, said Dave Hampshire, Public Relations Director at the alpine resort.
Raven Lodge’s first year of operation was a raving success, says Dave Hampshire, Mount Washington’s Director of Public Relations.