The psychologist was not telling me what I wanted to hear. We were skyping across time zones, navigating work, kids and continents and I had a pretty clear idea in my head of what I wanted from him. Damn head-mechanics. I was looking for an expert to back a theory – to offer up neurological … Continue reading Own this space: secrets about life I learned from my mountain bike
Date: Saturday, April 09, 2016 Time: 12 PM Where: Mackenzie Basin Parking Lot PORCA brings back the Ice Breaker Toonie ride this April 9, 2016. The event celebrates the start of the mountain bike season in Pemberton. Meet up with fellow mountain bikers, make some new ride buddies and rip some trails. Event start: Noon Location: Mackenzie Basin Parking … Continue reading PORCA Icebreaker Toonie Ride and Fundraiser, April 9
The action starts at 11:00am on Saturday with the Nimby 50 bike race. This epic cross country mountain bike race race has become a fast favourite with some of the best riders in Canada, and this year’s event will not disappoint. There is a new section in the Mosquito Lake area, and a revised route … Continue reading TrailWatch: Three Ways to Get Into Gear – Ride, Build, Cheer
Snake-watcher, Dr Leslie Anthony, has been sighting lots of snakes in Pemberton this month. We repost this "heads-up" from his Instagram account (which is pretty cool.) The elusive, completely harmless but preternaturally beautiful rubber boa is emerging from winter dens. These ancient creatures live 50+ years but only have a few babies—much like turtles—so killing … Continue reading Snakewatch: Swerve for Rubber Boas!
Zero Ceiling is offering a 6 week bike program for youth 13-18. The sessions run once a week and are free to the participant. If you are interested or know anyone who may be please contact the Program Manager Kris by tomorrow, August 14th. He can be reached at kkupskay@zeroceiling.org . PROGRESSION SESSIONS BIKE PROGRAM … Continue reading Opportunity: Bike Camp, applications due tomorrow!
A Pemberton Valley Trails Association membership is just $10 and the quickest, easiest way to support trail development and upkeep in our 'hood. (Do it online! )
The Wellness Almanac 