Grouse Mountain’s iconic 24 Hours of Winter returns this weekend as part of its ongoing centennial celebrations. From Saturday, February 28 through Sunday, March 1, The Peak of Vancouver will be a 24-hour alpine playground for the first time since 2019.

Grouse Mountain will be opening for its skiing/riding season at noon on Friday, December 19, 2025. The mountain will be celebrating its centennial season in 2026.

(Photos) During the first cold snap of the season in Vancouver, I embarked on a sunrise walk around the Stanley Park Seawall to capture some winter scenes.

Photos of Downtown Vancouver in the Snow – December 20, 2022 A walk around the city after a significant snowfall.

A Vernon Winter Activity Hat Trick: 3 ways to enjoy fun in the snow this season with Vernon as your home base.

Ski, Stay, and Play! Winter and Kelowna go together like a fine wine pairing. Read about snowshoe, fondue, and more in my latest ZenSeekers dispatch

You have just a few more days to visit (or re-visit) as it’s the last weekend for Lights at Lafarge in Coquitlam. Enter the Picture This Contest.

With Kamloops as your basecamp it’s easy to find winter fun at Harper Mountain, just 30 minutes away. Downhill, snowshoe, tubing and more!

From March 29 to March 30 the celebrated snowboarding event series will culminate at Mt. Seymour to determine the official 2019 Hi-Standard Series winners.

Spring Break Skiing in Northern BC: The SnowSeekers team took on the #SkiNorthBC expedition again this year and savoured the conditions near Wells, Fort St James, Prince George, and Smithers.