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Mount Washington gives fellow resort a lift!

Mount Washington’s lending a helping hand to skiers and snowboarders from Mount Seymour. Here’s spokesperson Don Sharpe with more!

Sharpe says this is the first time they’ve offered something like this, but they know how Mount Seymour feels.

A major low pressure system that moved across east Vancouver Island brought with it a large amount of snow to Mount Washington. The resort picked up over 60 cm in the last week. The snow base is now well above the 140 cm mark, leading to excellent skiing and snowboarding conditions.

 

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