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Whistler's secret stash
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Today's Guardian has a feature by Stuart Millar about the Callaghan Valley, 20 miles from Whistler - a source of solitude and secret powder skiing. It's not lift-served, so it's a venue for ski tourers and heli skiers - read it here. .

He warns that the 2010 Winter Olympics, which will feature cross-country skiing in this valley, may change things forever so "you better get there soon".

Anyone else know this place?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I heard some noises from a local skier in Whistler last year (old friendly codger) about great potential for new ski area up the road from Whistler - think he called it callaghan valley but may have not caught it correctly, my ears were frozen solid in -30 temps. Anyhoo, he seemed to say that the area was ripe for expansion, that the land had been bought for development but local objections were holding up the next step - also there was some talk that the native canadians still had rights to the area and they were unwilling to develop it further.

..just a conversation caught going up a ski lift ... don't have any back-up evidence
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