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Woke up to a major rainstorm this morning. It has been raining off and on for the past week and that means snow at the top. And the snow level is starting to move on down. Here are a few photos from the past day or so to give you a better idea. Reminder our 10% Early Booking Savings ends on Oct. 31st. Phone toll free North America 1 866 944 2622 or international at 250 344 2622 or email me at ken@vagabondlodge.ca
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Yes we have some snow at the top of the mountain!! After some amazing temperatures and a great summer, it changed dramatically. It has been cloudy, overcast and cool for the past couple weeks and the webcam at the top of the mountain shows snow. The photo is from September 28th(today) of the Eagle's Eye Restaurant. And the weather forecast is calling for a major rainfall tonight and that could mean a lot of snow at the top. Right now the resort is scheduled to open daily on December 13th and close on April 20th. But usually they have had a bonus weekend prior. Just a reminder if you are planning a trip here this winter, Vagabond Lodge is offering a 10% Early Bird Saving until October 31st. Give us a call toll free 1 866 944 2622 or international 250 344 2622 or email me at ken@vagabondlodge.ca 
We have had some amazing weather this summer. Last year we were hiking in the Snow in Lake Ohara at this time and this year we went for a hike in Glacier National Park on a 30 plus C day. Glacier is about 45 minutes west of Vagabond Lodge and features some of the best high alpine hikes in the Rockies. They are all pretty tough with a lot of elevation gain over a short period of time. Four of us started our hike to Glacier Crest about 11.30 in the morning from the campsite just west of Roger's Pass at the Illecillewaet Campsite. From this spot there are a number of great hikes that start here. It was also the site of Glacier House which was a big hotel that was build by CP Rail in the late 18 hundreds. They still have some remnants of the hotel and old photos. It looked like a really fabulous place to stay. It was torn down in the late 1920's unfortunately. The hike is pretty well a switch back for most of the way and you end up looking across and down on a number of Glaciers. It took us about 6 and a half hours return although we did stop and pick some huckleberries along the way. It was really a hot day which took the toll on me as I started to suffer thigh cramps on the way down. It is a tough hike but well worth it. Enjoy the photos. |
KenKen along with his wife Lori are the owners and operators of Vagabond Lodge at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. 
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