realskiers

W-B is the Pacific Northwest. It's like a tropical rainforest. It can rain/snow a lot. When we were there it snowed/rained the whole time. When it rains in the Village it's snowing at the summit. The snow can be heavy and wet, similar to the Sierra cement you find in Tahoe. It's like skiing through mashed potatoes. Dress for rain.

W-B is an international destination and draws people from all over the world. Everybody is super friendly, especially the Aussies and Kiwis who seem to make up the bulk of the hired help.

Go get a beavers tail. It's some kind of Canadian version of a waffle. It must be a 10,000 calorie bomb.