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Powder Mountain Catskiing traditionally get 40% more snow in a storm cycle than Whistler Blackcomb. That means if you want to ski or ride powder on your trip to Whistler, unless you backcountry ski, you will want to ski with them.
The Powder Mountain base Lodge is 20 minutes south of Whistler on Highway 99 at the Chance Creek turn off.
Chuck Barfoot at Powder Mountain Catskiing from Powder Mountain Heliskiing & Cat on Vimeo.
Shane Roy, who has been snowboarding at resorts and in the backcountry for nearly a decade, was out on one…
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Just how epic has the snow been in Whistler this holiday season? Well, their December snowfall smashed a previous record…
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Powder is forecast for most of British Columbia starting later this week and just in time for Whistler’s opening! The…
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Come experience all that winter has to offer on December 1st and 2nd with the ultimate camping experience at the…
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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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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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It’s a far cry from the small trailer I parked in the Sun Valley parking lot during the winter of…
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Vail Resorts will invest CAD$66 million at Whistler Blackcomb, including new gondola-to-gondola-to-gondola connection
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Early December can deliver the best powder skiing of the season. The shortest days of the year keep the powder…
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