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The Proposed British Columbia Mega-Resort That Would Be the Biggest Ski Area in North America

The area for the proposed Valemount Glacier Destination Resort, which is expected to be the largest year-round ski resort in North America with the third tallest vertical drop out of any ski area on earth, could be described as a “mini AK.” Once completed, the resort will have up to 12,448 acres of skiable terrain and over 6,500 feet of […]
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Martin Kuprianowicz |
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Amazing Graduation Ceremony Planned on Iconic ‘Red Chair’ at RED Mountain Resort, BC

View this post on Instagram A post shared by RED Mountain Resort (@redresort) Press Release Repost From Seven Summits Centre for Learning: Rossland’s RED Mountain Ski Resort and Red Mountain Academy (RMA) have teamed up with their town’s innovative high school educator to make sure local students style it on their home hill for graduation. There will be no latex […]
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What Revelstoke, BC’s Most Deadly Disaster Can Teach Us 110 Years Later

On March 4, 1910, Canada had its worst avalanche disaster in history. The 1910 Rogers Pass Avalanche killed 62 men clearing a railroad line near the summit of Rogers Pass through the Selkirk Mountains in British Columbia near the town of Revelstoke. This is the accident summary, provided by Wikipedia: On the evening of March 4 work crews were dispatched to clear a big […]
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Martin Kuprianowicz |
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Snow Is Falling & 300 Acres Of New Terrain Is OPEN At RED Mountain Resort, BC

Brought to you by RED Mountain Resort RED Mountain Resort in Rossland, British Columbia is geared up and ready for another killer season. The resort has already received nearly 8 FEET of fresh snow and they’ve got a bunch of new offerings this season. They’ve opened up 300 acres of additional skiable terrain, a new triple chairlift, and a brand-new hostel […]
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Chris Wallner |
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