Cheers, hoots, and hollers were heard ringing throughout the resort.
“Rolling Thunder” on Goat’s Eye, Mt. Standish’s “Laryx,” and Lookout
Mountain’s “Bye Bye Bowl,” were just some of the runs that harbored
white nirvana. Boot deep powder was plentiful throughout the resort,
with deeper pockets found in the trees, secret stashes, and in
Sunshine’s numerous bowls.

Snow Safety was hard at work preparing Delirium Dive, doing important
avalanche control work to keep the Dive Open. Skiers
and riders will be treated to incredible conditions once it reopens. A
strong possibility the season’s best snow conditions await.

For those wanting to experience Delirium, but are not sure of their
skill level – or lacking the mandatory avalanche beacon, shovel, pack,
and partner – a guided program called “Delirium Sundays” is available.
If weather and snow conditions permit, a quick skill assessment is
provided, along with an orientation of the supplied equipment. The rest
of the day is spent exploring, breaking only for an included lunch in
the Eagle’s Nest restaurant.

Regardless of your ability, now is the perfect time to experience
“Canada’s Best Snow.”



For latest snow conditions, including six live webcams, visit
www.skibanff.com

“Delirium Sundays” are available for $144.86, plus GST, by calling
1-87-SKI-BANFF (1-877-542-2633). Freeride Zone updates are available by
calling 403.762.6511.

The Sunshine Inn currently has one night and two days skiing from $129.00.

*Stays between January 2nd - February 16th 2006. Based on double
occupancy. Sunday to Thursday only. Taxes extra. Available at the above
web-site and toll-free number.