Live on the Powder Highway this season.
Found in the interior of BC, The Powder Highway is made up by seven resorts including Red Mountain, WhiteWater, Fernie, Kimberley, Panorama, Kicking Horse and Revelstoke. For the full lowdown on all these destinations and more consult our website at www.snowseekers.ca
If you are looking to win your way onto the higway this season, check out this short video....
I am not kidding, this literally could be the best contest ever produced by Kootenay Rockies Tourism:
good luck
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Possibly the greatest contest ever
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Friday, October 9, 2009
SnowSeekers PRESS RELEASE!!!
EDMONTON, October 9, 2009 – A three way collaboration between some of Canada’s finest educators will see the development of a motivational and inspiring documentary. The Canadian Ski Instructors’ Alliance (CSIA) has contracted SnowSeekers, a snow minded new media company, to produce the film.
“We want to show people how available skiing is, how fun the sport can be and how accessible it is for everyone regardless of where you are from or what background you bring to the slopes. We see this film as a huge opportunity to bring all of these factors to light and we, as the part of the industry, share a common goal in introducing and developing the sport of skiing within our communities,” explains Brahm Reinblatt, Marketing and Communications Coordinator for the CSIA. The film will profile the CSIA’s Skier Progression program, allowing for a fun and safe environment while learning to ski.
The 12-minute film and three-minute internet piece, will profile a girl of ethnic background and her toils and triumphs in learning to ski, a journey that covers day one through to enjoying the mountains for her first time.
“As a filmmaker I want this documentary to inspire people of all cultures and ethnic backgrounds to get out and take ski lessons. If nothing else get out and experience winter. I want to make it clear that anyone can do anything they want if they put their mind to it,” explains SnowSeekers’ Photography Director and NAIT digital media graduate, Brandon Boucher.
Production for the piece begins mid-November for release February 1, 2010.
For the full story please click here
For the full story please click here
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Sunday, October 4, 2009
The Smell of Winter
Just when the weather gets right, the skies bring snow. It’s a white reset to our year and a brilliant chance to re-connect with nature. The hint of the white stuff coming our way gives me butterflies, getting stoked for another season of epic lines and incredible finds. It's a zest in the air that adds a spring to the step, the season is approaching.
This year’s addition of the farmer’s almanac is calling for a precipitation here out in Western Canada that is to be above average. The annual publication calls for some big snow through November, into January and through March. It’s a stellar forecast that can be found at http://www.almanac.com/weather/longrange.
Andrew Rushyck over at Castle Mountain in Pincher Creek Alberta was pretty happy with the size of the berries at this year’s annual Huckleberry Festival. In the past 10 years, it’s a theory that has never let him down, “when you see the berry’s this fat and juicy, it's traditionally meant lots of snow is on the way,” said Rushyck.
While in I was in Whistler two months ago for the Canadian Ski Council Meetings, a meteorologist from Environment Canada was calling for another El Nino year with more precipitation and some higher than expected snowfalls for us here in the West.
Sound’s like we all may want to keep our snorkel gear handy.
If you are looking for info on where you may want to travel to this season, hit us up at http://www.snowseekers.ca/
Watch for our SnowSeekers Go-Guides launching this season for your iPhone or Blackberry.
Don't forget to become a follower on our blog here so we can keep you up to date with all the latest and greatest happenings from the world of winter.
Let ‘er snow, let ‘er snow
Doc Pow
This year’s addition of the farmer’s almanac is calling for a precipitation here out in Western Canada that is to be above average. The annual publication calls for some big snow through November, into January and through March. It’s a stellar forecast that can be found at http://www.almanac.com/weather/longrange.
Andrew Rushyck over at Castle Mountain in Pincher Creek Alberta was pretty happy with the size of the berries at this year’s annual Huckleberry Festival. In the past 10 years, it’s a theory that has never let him down, “when you see the berry’s this fat and juicy, it's traditionally meant lots of snow is on the way,” said Rushyck.
While in I was in Whistler two months ago for the Canadian Ski Council Meetings, a meteorologist from Environment Canada was calling for another El Nino year with more precipitation and some higher than expected snowfalls for us here in the West.
Sound’s like we all may want to keep our snorkel gear handy.
If you are looking for info on where you may want to travel to this season, hit us up at http://www.snowseekers.ca/
Watch for our SnowSeekers Go-Guides launching this season for your iPhone or Blackberry.
Don't forget to become a follower on our blog here so we can keep you up to date with all the latest and greatest happenings from the world of winter.
Let ‘er snow, let ‘er snow
Doc Pow
Thursday, October 1, 2009
WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY! GET YOUR CAMERAS OUT!
This is CRAZY! If I wasn't so busy seeking some snow of my own this winter, I would be ALL over this. What an opportunity.
Top Ski Resort gives away once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Sun Peaks Resort launches video competition for an all-inclusive season on the slopes
Sun Peaks, BC - Sun Peaks Resort is excited to announce a once-in-a-lifetime competition, I want to be the Snow Bum, giving snow-lovers the chance to win an all-inclusive stay in the mountains for the entire 2009/2010 Winter Season.
One lucky skier or snowboarder will spend the ski season (three months) at BC’s second largest ski area, skiing, snowboarding, tubing, snowmobiling or even dog sledding! The competition winner will be provided with a season’s pass for the mountains, food vouchers, accommodation in a number of Sun Peak’s finest hotels, plus equipment and outerwear. The winner will also enjoy a wide range of additional perks including VIP and backstage passes to resort events and functions.
Potential snow bums can win this opportunity to shred all winter by simply submitting a 60-second video showcasing their wit, charisma, love of mountains, and the ability to make the most of this spectacular adventure. The competition is open to any intermediate skier or snowboarder over 19 years, anywhere in the world.
HOW CRAZY IS THAT!!!
so if you have some videos. UPLOAD THEM TO THIS LINK www.snowbumcanada.com by Sunday, November 15.
Get filming! I heard kicking horse and Revelstoke already got some snow!
Thursday, September 24, 2009
REVELSTOKE RATED #5 IN NORTH AMERICA BY SKIING MAGAZINE
September 23, 2009, Revelstoke, BC: Skiing Magazine recently released their 2010 Resort Awards and a new favourite was listed in the top five for “Best Overall Resort” – Revelstoke. The ratings, based on results by reader polls ranks resorts based on terrain, snow, backcountry access, trees, nightlife and parks, with the most prestigious ranking listing the “Best Overall Resort.”
New for the 09-10 season Revelstoke Mountain Resort is launching the Revelstoke Outdoors Centre (ROC), bringing together the industry’s top ski and boarding pros with guiding excellence. Programs include avalanche skills courses, guided backcountry/slackcountry trips, Cat-Heli Prep sessions and specialty education options.
Also new this winter, Selkirk Tangiers Heli Skiing is expanding its programs to include more customized options, one of which is to fly directly from the Nelsen Lodge, at the base of RMR. Guests will be able to walk out the door of their suite into their waiting A-Star helicopter. The new luxury hotel features studio to four bedroom suites and is available now. Bookings can be made online atwww.thenelsenlodge.com.
To learn more about Revelstoke click here! www.snowseekers.ca
To learn more about Revelstoke click here! www.snowseekers.ca
TGR Kicks Off Re:Session!
Jackson Hole, WY (Sept 2009) - Re:Session, the latest ski & snowboard film by Teton Gravity Research (TGR), is now available and on tour . This past Saturday, TGR presented the world debut of the film in their own backyard of Jackson Hole, WY. Stoked on by the energy of a sold-out crowd of thousands of snow-crazed enthusiasts, the film kicked off with a smashing debut and raging after-party. In attendance was media from around the country, a star-studded roster of the film’s athletes and, of course, the TGR filmmakers and crew who made it all happen.
Check TetonGravity.com to see when the Re:Session World Tour hits your neck of the woods. There are a limited number of complimentary VIP tickets available for media and industry friends.
Friday, September 18, 2009
SnowSeekers - Promotional Video
This video shows a wide variety of winter adventures to be had in Western Canada.Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lh2c6OPvovM




