Make sure to check out the Comox Valley on your visit to Mount Washington. You’ll find great places to enjoy a meal, find that special gift or to be entertained.
The Marmot
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Safety Building Plans Progressing
Plans for a combined fire hall and public safety building at Mount Washington are progressing, says Jay Oddleifson, Director of Property Development and Finance at the Alpine Resort.
Fondue Fridays at Raven Lodge
Many North Americans will remember fondue as a home party craze in the ’70s. But did you know that the history of the fondue is truly epic?
First trip to Mount Washington?
Here are things you should know.
A new Look and a New Leader for Snow School
Snow School Director Mike Manara has come to Vancouver Island from Marmot Basin in Jasper, Alta., where he spent three years as Director of Skier Services.
The View From Here
There is still great value if you are considering a purchase.
Mount Washington’s Alpine Village, A Unique Treat
There is a distinct difference between drive-to accommodation and the original Alpine Village.
Avalanche Dog to the Rescue!
The Mount Washington Ski Patrol gained a new member last year. He’s a four-year-old German Shepherd Malamute cross named Yuki and belongs to ski patrol director Brad Frechette.
Walk-On Ferry Passengers with Pets Beware…
I spend a lot of time on BC Ferries. On average I visit Vancouver Island two or three times per month. That means I ride a BC Ferry approximately 48 to 72 times in a year. With rates running upwards of $40.00 for a car and driver per trip it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to calculate the annual cost.
Mount Washington’s lift tickets have gone high-tech.
“This year, for the first time, the tickets will have a bar code on them, so mountain staff can scan them. The resort switched to this new system mostly for administration reasons, according to Mount Washington Director of Public Relations Dave Hampshire. “