Salmo Ski Resort
British Columbia, Canada
| Resort Statistics | | vertical drop: | 997 feet | | summit: | 3,097 feet | | base: | 2,099 feet | | lifts: | 2 | | trails: | 4 |
Snowboarding | | permitted: | Yes | | terrain park: | Yes | | half-pipe: | Yes | | | Snow and Terrain | | annual snowfall: | 120 inches | | easiest: | 30% | | more difficult: | 30% | | most difficult: | 40% |
Other Activities | | x-country: | No | | snow tubing: | No |
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Salmo Ski Resort News
For cross-country, park is new terrain
January 08, 2009 - The way Bill Salmon sees it, he's just making a snowy playground for young skiers to have fun and learn new skills as they slide over the double rollers, spine, table top, and PVC pipe.
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Nation/World Briefs
December 29, 2008 - HALF MOON BAY, Calif. -- An unusually weak Dungeness crab harvest is compounding the financial woes of West Coast fishermen who were already struggling with depressed consumer demand and the unprecedented collapse of the Pacific chinook salmon fishery. Commercial fishermen in California, Oregon and Washington are struggling to stay afloat financially. This season's California catch is expected ...
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Perfect places to take a powder
February 23, 2007 - SALT LAKE CITY -- Like yesterday's salmon and some house guests, almost everything has a shelf life. That includes stories about skiing in late February.
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Average Joe or Jill can't afford Alaska's Big Wild Life
February 21, 2007 - ANCHORAGE, Alaska Big Wild Life (if you can afford it) That ought to be the subtext for the new marketing campaign for Anchorage. Bear-viewing at Wolverine Creek. Flightseeing. King salmon fishing at what appears to be Clear Creek. Rafting the Sixmile Creek thrill ride. Four-wheeling the Knik River Valley. Watching glaciers calve from the deck of the tour boat Klondike Express in Prince William ...
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Anchorage Daily News, Alaska, Craig Medred Column: Average Joe or Jill Can't Afford the Big Wild Life
February 18, 2007 - By Craig Medred, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Feb. 18--Big Wild Life (if you can afford it) That ought to be the subtext for the new marketing campaign for Anchorage. Bear-viewing at Wolverine Creek. Flightseeing. King salmon fishing at what appears to be Clear Creek.
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Salmon Hills back to skiing
January 15, 2007 - The Salmon Hills Outdoor Adventure is back open to cross country skiers. It re-opened this weekend after closing the slopes last month. As news 10 Now's Nneka Nwosu reports, the resort is expecting business to pick up in the coming weeks.
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Oswego ski site has dog sleds, yurts
December 24, 2006 - Between ski joring and yurts, the Salmon Hills Outdoor Adventure Center isn't your everyday Nordic ski resort.
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Ski Trails are Open at Oswego County Resort
December 11, 2006 - REDFIELD, NY - With lake effect snow hitting northern Oswego County over the past few days, Salmon Hills Outdoor Adventure Center in Redfield is one of the first cross-country ski centers to open for the season.
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Teenager
Dies in Snowboarding Accident
February 22, 2005 - KIFI, ID - A 14-year-old from Salmon
was killed in a snowboarding accident at Jackson Hole mountain resort.
It happened Saturday at about 10:00 in the morning. Officials say
14-year-old Mark Sever was taking a practice run for a snowboarding
competition...
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Mount
Baker offers 'lots of snow, lots of terrain and ...
January 08, 2004 - Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA - GLACIER -- For a tiny
ski area near the dead end of a torturous country road, Mt. Baker feels
massive. Baker's inbounds terrain totals only 1,000 acres, but they've
got to be some of the most bump-filled, chute-crazy, hit-rich, gully
happy 1,000 acres anywhere. The vertical drop from the top of Baker's
Hemisphere Chair (elevation 5,089 feet) to its White Salmon lodge is
only 1,500 feet and change, but some of the steeps you see under and
along chairs 5 and 6 are downright spooky.
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