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Archive for February, 2010

Baldface Serves It Up!

The KMC ad sales crew were lucky enough to spend the weekend of Feb 20th at Baldface lodge shredding some of their delicious terrain. It was rainy in town, but Baldface was getting hammered with platefuls of the fluffy white. For deep storm skiing, baldface is world class. Picture skiing through perfectly spaced stands of [...]

Steve Ogle Reports From Sol Mountain Touring

Although located in the central Monashees (normally a non-Kootenay zone), Sol Mountain Lodge’s owner Aaron Cooperman proclaims that his luxury backcountry skiing chalet does indeed fit within the Kootenay region, because it’s located just on the flanks of Fostall Creek draining into the Arrow Lakes. Last week I had to go up there just to [...]

Scott Dickson’s New Work

One of the most talented artists in the Kootenays continues to crank out beautiful, new age Group of 7-esque pieces that are truly mind blowing. This is one of his latest. To see more of his work (or to commission him for a piece) visit his Facebook page.

Heading to Baldface

Snow’s in the forecast, and there just happens to be this great lodge not too far from our offices in downtown Nelson. Across the lake, up along a beautiful creek and into the beautiful bowls and peaks of the mighty Selkirks. Baldface Lodge is a favorite destination of skiers and snowboarders the world over, and [...]

Groovy Little Picture Show

Longtime Kootenay-based photographer Dave Heath put together a beautifully hilarious slideshow together for our Backyard Booty event this past December. It’s an absolute gem, and features the work of local artist, Cartoon Steve. Sit back, put the kids to bed (it’s got fake bonars in it), and enjoy the work of one of the world’s [...]

Blow Up Your Klunker

As as testament to the international-calibre talent that exists in the Kootenays, check out this recent on-line campaign/contest for Autotrader.ca that was executed by an incredibly talented design studio based in Nelson, BC. The Vacuum has worked with the likes of ESPN, Pepsi, Puma, and other worldly brands across a variety of different media: from [...]

Why You Tour Contest

This has nothing to do with our magazine, other than the fact that we’re big fans of CMH (Hans Gmoser is a Kootenay Legend), Arc’teryx (super bombproof gear) and Greg Hill (mega badass Revelstoke ski tourer and KMC contributor). It also looks like quite the epic contest: a week of heli-assisted ski touring at CMH’s [...]

Selkirk Wilderness A Skiers Shangri-La

Over the years the KMC team has been lucky enough to visit the utopian state of Meadow Creek, as guests of Selkirk Wilderness Skiing. Located at the center of the Canadian snowbelt, this is the spot where big mountain terrrain mixes together with incredible tree skiing and near constant snowfall, making it a skier/snowboarders Shangri-La. Here are [...]

Greening the Cube

Locally Produced Documentary on Green Building Returns To Nelson For Second Run: Transition Nelson Sponsors Capitol Theatre Event
Back by popular demand, documentary film “Greening the Cube: 100-Mile Housing” returns to Nelson for a single showing on Monday, February 22nd, at the historic Capitol Theatre.
Sponsored in part by Transition Nelson, the 83 minute film follows two [...]

Awesome Toe Letter

This came in from a reader in Whitefish, Montana. A doctor who’s really concerned I have mutated feet. And no, thankfully, these toes are not mine. However, mine, as you can read in this story, might be equally as bad. Thanks for the letter Doug.

Hi Mitchell,
Great Mag. I pick it up at The White Room, [...]