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Successful Media Event
Jan.12, 2009
It was nice to meet in person many of the people that I have talked to on the phone. For many of the media people it was their first time here, and seemed to be very impressed with what Stokely Creek has to offer. Thanks to all for taking time out of your busy schedules to come here. Hope to see you again soon. - Jamie Martin
Norm’s Cabin Open Today and Tomorrow
Jan.10, 2009
Hot tea and cookies and a warm cabin awaits skiers who decide to ski out to Bone Lake. It’s about an 18 km. ski round trip, and is just right for a morning or afternoon ski.
Testimonial
Jan.9, 2009
Wow! What another magical week at Stokely! The skiing doesn’t get any better. But now we’ve discovered the snowshoe trails. What a treasure! Traversing the side of the mountain is almost effortless and the views along Stokely Creek are breathtaking. I’m in love with the place! Oh, can’t forget to mention the fabulous food! - Jan Landry
Media Event Weekend
Jan.8, 2009
Stokely Creek Lodge and staff are looking forward to showcasing Stokely Creek Lodge to our media visitors. They will be able to experience first hand Stokely’s scenic ski trail system, fine dining, warm accomodations, and that magical ambiance that keeps people coming back to Stokely.
High Voltage Power Lines
Jan.7, 2009
As many regular Stokely skiers know, the high voltage lines coming from hydro generating stations north of us cross some of our trails. I cruised the lines by snowmachine with 2 workers from Great Lakes Power to do an assessment on widening the corridor for the power lines to prevent windfalls from taking out the lines. (it was kind of fun in over 3 feet of powder). The bottom line is that they will work in such a way as to have little impact on our trails. They will be doing this work in the beginning of Feb.