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Has Gizmo returned to Cypress Mountain?

Here he is in 2005...

And here he is in 2011!  Welcome back Gizmo!

For more photos of Gizmo and his family click HERE.

AWARD - SPORT BC ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Who do you think was BC's best in 2010?  

MAELLE RICKER - of course!

This is a timelapse Photos of Vancouver from the Highview Lookout.

Project Flare - Vancouver Sunrise Time-lapse

The marketing team found this online and had to post it up for your enjoyment!

Our Marketing Department at Cypress Mountain had the chance to sneak out of the office today to test out the mountain conditions.  They reported back “epic for the holidays!”   Their favorite run today was on the steep fall lines of the Raven Ridge terrain pod on the east face of Black Mountain. Ripping through the old growth forest on “Shore Glades” then connecting to “Black on Black” ski run was in prime condition and they still managed to get a few fresh tracks.  But to top it all off – No Lift Lines at all down at Raven Ridge!  Stay tuned for some “Go Pro Hero” HD footage of the runs on the weekly video coming later this week

See you on the Slopes!

 Water volume= 22.2 million gallons

126.25 acre feet of snow

15.5 hectare metres

155,725 cubic metres

329 109 548 grande starbucks cups stacked one on top of
another, full of snow

Approx 113 football fields with a foot of snow (An American
football field is about 10yards shy of an acre; goal line to goal line)

Snowmaking hours to date = approx 300hrs

The Cypress Mountain Marketing Department came across this video on YouTube and we just had to post it somewhere on our site.  Enjoy....

Here is a link to an Article in the North Shore News on the Cypress Mountain Relay for Life Team!

http://www.nsnews.com/health/Cypress+team+lends+support/3119019/story.html?id=3119019

Brian Williams, anchor and managing editor, NBC

After tonight's broadcast and after looting our hotel mini-bars, we're going to try to brave the blizzard and fly east to home and hearth, and to do laundry well into next week. Before we leave this thoroughly polite country, the polite thing to do is leave behind a thank-you note.

Thank you, Canada:

For being such good hosts.

For your unfailing courtesy.

For your (mostly) beautiful weather.

For scheduling no more than 60 percent of your float plane departures at the exact moment when I was trying to say something on television.

For not seeming to mind the occasional (or constant) good-natured mimicry of your accents.

For your unique TV commercials -- for companies like Tim Hortons -- which made us laugh and cry.

For securing this massive event without choking security, and without publicly displaying a single automatic weapon.

Posted December 28, 2009

Recently our Junior Lesson Camp Supervisor was creating a Scavenger hunt for the XMAS Camp Kids ages 7-14.  The marketing department at Cypress Mountain was asked the year the plane crashed at Cypress Mountain, the one that the ski run T-33 on Sky Chair was named after.

We did know the origin of the ski run name but never did any digging around for the details or dates of the crash.

After some research, here is what we found out!

http://cypressmountain.com/T33

See you on the slopes,

Cypress Mountain Marketing Department