An abundance of terrain awaits you right outside the door of the Lodge. Perfectly located to catch the sun at around 9am in the morning and the
sunset whilst being central to a variety of great ski tours with lots of options depending on snow conditions and group desires. Tons of tree skiing, peaks to ascend, circumnavigation routes, alpine bowls and everything is super compact so you can ski a variety of aspects and bowls during the course of a single day. I have never been anywhere else where there is the variety and simply great skiing within such a compact area. The Lodge is located just around tree line at 6,200 ft with easy access to a wide variety of bowls and tree skiing. 1000 ft of alpine bowls above the lodge and 1,000 ft below the lodge of great tree skiing with terrain and tours for all levels of skiers. Safe terrain around the lodge and progressively more advanced terrain as you explore further afield. This is perfect ski touring terrain. I spent some time putting together google earth images showing terrain with runs and uptracks and more details
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Visualize yourself skiing through perfect knee deep powder. That would be an average day.
December – January expect -10C to -15C and knee deep trailbreaking.
February – March expect -5C/-10C, boot top trailbreaking with longer days and some warm sunny days.
Late March – April – good powder in the alpine, north facing terrain and spring corn.
The Kootenays are in the Southern Selkirks, we get lots of snow. Typically the perfect combination between superlight fluffy Rockies Powder and Coastal snow. Wind is the exception rather than the normal conditions.
Large size laminated map at Lodge. Click here for hi-resolution digital file suitable for printing. Do you like Google Earth – this file is for you!