Powder Canada defines Powder Destinations as communities that have powder culture and offer lift serviced, snowcat, heli and backcountry ski and boarding. Powder culture is defined as a destination that embodies the lifestyle of skiing and boarding. These destinations have a community of professional skiers and boarders, avalanche experts, ski and board bums, and ski town bars and restaurants. These destinations keep skiers and boarders rocking day and night!
The Glacier National Park - Rogers Pass Winter Permit System has been in effect from November 20th until May 2nd,…
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Upon completion, the new gondola on Blackcomb will enhance the longest continuous lift system creating the first three-gondola connection in…
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The Powder Alliance has added Castle Mountain Resort to its list of participating resorts for the 2018-2019 winter season.
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Parks Canada is pleased to launch a new web-based app that will help visitors understand and comply with the Winter…
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Without surprise this years 10 Meter Snowfall Club is comprised of a small group of BC ski-hills that have a…
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Crown land has been transferred to the Simpcw First Nation as part of a deal related to the development of…
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“3…2…1…Drop in!” “The Canadian and rising star is on course now. Coming into his first feature…Wow! Big 360! Yes and…
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The 12th Annual Kootenay Coldsmoke Powder Festival is coming to Nelson's Whitewater Ski Resort on February 23-25.
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Revelstoke Mountain Resort is celebrating its 10th Anniversary and is currently on record-pace to exceed its seasonal snowfall amount, with…
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