Tag: Mount Washington
Mount Washington trail named after Cassie Sharpe
COURTENAY, B.C. - Mount Washington has honoured a Comox Valley Olympic gold medallist.One of the alpine resort's trails, Go...
Mount Washington Gearing Up for Winter
Conditions are looking good up at Mount Washington Alpine Resort.Spokesperson Sheila Rivers says they've received a lot of snow...
Winter season comes to a close at Mount Washington
With the winter season now wrapped up, Mount Washington Alpine Resort is turning its attention to summer. Spokesperson Sheila...
Mount Washington extends Winter season
The Winter season at Mount Washington is coming to a close.Spokesperson Sheila Rivers says the resort will close for...
Learn to ski and board at Mount Washington
Those who've never tried winter sports at Mount Washington are encouraged to give it a go this week. The...
Mount Washington open for business!
Skiiers and Boarders are heading up the hill Friday as Mount Washington opens for the winter season.Spokesperson Sheila Rivers...
Mount Washington gearing up for winter
Mount Washington Alpine Resort is getting ready for winter.Spokesperson Sheila Rivers says there's some big improvements for this year....
Mount Washington gets ready for the summer
Trail crews at Mount Washington are hard at work getting ready for the summer season.Mile-High chair lift rides began...
Great Start to the Season for Mount Washington
Mount Washington had a great beginning to their season this past weekend.
Spokesperson Sheila Rivers says they haven't seen this...
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