Big Mountains for Beginners: The Tamer side of BC’s Powder Highway by Bonnie Munday – You don’t have to be an expert skier to make the most of a winter getaway in the Kootenay Rockies.

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A Tale of 3 Ski Resorts by Robin Esrock – Red Mountain, Revelstoke and Sun Peaks make family of four beginners feel at home.  For first-timers, few sports intimidate like skiing.

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An International Guide to the World of Apres Ski by Todd Plummer – the rundown of where to go (and what to drink) including The Josie at RED Mountain Resort and The Griz at Fernie Alpine Resort. 

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Inside the Cranbrook residential school that became a resort by Jennifer Bain – Calgary Herald and OCanada.com.

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The Best of Fernie, BC in 3 Days by Vawn Himmelsbach – Chase some of the greatest powder in the west in this cute Canadian ski town.
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The Dog-Friendly Mountain Resort to Visit This Winter by Katharine Erwin – It can be challeng-ing for winter adventurers to bring their dogs with them on mountain getaways, but Nipika eco Resort welcomes canine visitors with open arms – no leashes required.  READ ARTICLE

Embrace winter along BC’s Powder Highway by Ernest Doroszuk – If your idea of a winter holiday only involves palm trees and beaches, you’re missing out. It’s time to make peace with the season and head to a place where the cold is embraced and enjoyed.  READ MORE

Namaste! Yoga Retreat in British Columbia’s Kootenay Lake Region by Ann N. Yungmeyer – A place of natural beauty and a hub for wellness and recreation, the Kootenay Rockies turned out to be the perfect backdrop for building the Ashram, a yoga retreat and learning centre.  READ ARTICLE

Project: Powder Highway, Tom Wallisch and the North Face Explore British Columbia and five of the most iconic ski areas including RED Mountain Resort, Revelstoke Mountain Resort, Fernie Alpine Resort, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort and Panorama Mountain Resort.  READ STORY

Stays & Ways – The Josie Hotel, a cozy base for super skiing in Rossland, BC by Susan Nerberg – With a great food scene and an annual snowfall of seven metres, Rossland should be on your radar for winter fun.
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