The Marmot
The latest news about the Comox Valley and Mount Washington. Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, rural, waterfront, whatever the choice, we can help you find what you are looking for.
Summer / Fall 2003 Issue
What’s Up This Summer
Mount Washington Alpine Resort’s newest attraction promises to be a real high this year.
Access: Mount Washington
Mount Washington Alpine Resort has never been more accessible to visitors than it is now.
Mount Washington Hiking & Biking Trail Guide 2003
Mountain biking is about to become even more popular and wide-ranging at Mount Washington.
Tips on Planning Your First Summer Mile High Holiday
So, you have decided to spend your vacation on Mount Washington, and you don’t know where to stay.
Profile: Brian Stamp
A simple request for legal advice has turned into a 25-year love affair between lawyer Brian Stamp and Mount Washington Alpine Resort.
Buttle Lake 2003 Map & Trail Guide
Strathcona Park’s Buttle Lake is easily accessible in forty-five minutes from Campbell River on highway 28. The drive takes you alongside the Campbell and Upper Campbell Lakes ending with views of the expansive waters and dramatic mountains of the Buttle Lake corridor.
Summer 2003 Plenty to see, Plenty to Do
The snow is quickly melting at Mount Washington, and beneath the crystal white stuff is a whole season of summer activities to keep tourists and locals alike busy at the peak.
Big Foot is Back!
Bigfoot Safari is back at Mount Washington this summer with their popular ATV tours, giving visitors a unique view of the alpine resort.
Strathcona Park Institute Offers Weekend Programs
In spite of the provincial government’s huge cuts to parks funding and staff, along with the annihilation of all park’s interpretive programs, (including the Trail Host Program), summer visitors to Strathcona Park can at least be assured of a weekend (Saturday and Sunday mornings) interpretive walk in Paradise Meadows and some basic park information.
