The weather is getting colder and the Lower Mainland's ever present rain is turning to snow on the ski hills. While only a few mountains have opened so far, everyone is gearing up to kick up some powder on the slopes!
Whistler Blackcomb
The is gearing up for the season. Whistler half of the double mountain resort opened up for the 2016/17 season a day ahead of schedule on Wednesday, Nov. 23. The Blackcomb side opened Thursday.
Cypress
had their opening day on Friday, Nov. 25 and are hoping to open up more runs as the snow continues to fall.
Seymour
doesn't yet have an opening day but the ski hill's staff are crossing their fingers.
Grouse
The snow is falling and runs are groomed at for their Nov. 26 opening day. The open chairlifts will be the Paradise Bowl with access via the Greenway Chair as well as Heaven鈥檚 Sake with access via the Peak Chair. Don't ski or snowboard? The skating pond and Snowshoe Grind will also be opening tomorrow.
Opening day is tomorrow! Join us for the official start of our 90th winter season
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Manning Park
is opening up their Nordic skiing area on weekends starting from Saturday, Nov. 26 and opening up all week long from Dec. 3, snow permitting. Their alpine area is scheduled for Dec. 3 weekend open and a Dec. 16 weekday open.
Hemlock Resort
is hoping for a 2016/2017 season soft open with limited operations on Dec. 9 with tubing to start shortly after that.
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