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!
Whistler Blackcomb officially enters another chapter of US ownership with Vail Resorts at the helm
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Kye Petersen explores the Tantalus Range and his skiing adventures would make his father proud.
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The BC Provincial Government has officially announced the approval of the new Valemount Glacier Destinations ski and sightseeing resort with…
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The Summit chair was brought to Whitewater from the Spokane World Fair in the mid 60’s and has lifted Nelson…
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The man was skiing with Canadian Mountain Holidays (CMH) in the Goldsteam area of the North Columbia mountains, North of…
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Whistler Blackcomb announced its new pricing and season passes are $1299, $400 less than last year.
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Whistler Blackcomb's new Master Development Agreement was approved with the Province of British Columbia and Squamish and Lil’wat Nations today.
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KPOW is short for Kananaskis Powder and is staged at Fortress Mountain, a closed ski resort with a long and…
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The resort reached its goal of $10 million in reservations through an online crowd-funding campaign
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