Local Sports

Team Whistler and Snow Covers are bringing back their Tuesday night road ride program for May 20. All levels of riders, from competitive racers to commuters with slicks on their mountain bikes, are welcome to take part.

For riders used to steeps climbs and technical descents, the first edition of the Squamish Ore Crusher would have looked pretty easy — flat Cheekeye Fan trails, with only moderately technical sections on the 6 km route.

Top teams finish less than two minutes apart

Trail maintenance day planned for May 24

Volunteers help shovel snow from trails

The Squamish Cougars ended their second and final season in Squamish as troubles with the startup World Hockey Association continued, but a new hockey program has already stepped up to fill in the gap.

BMO Vancouver Marathon attracts more than 12,000 runners

Whistler’s Will Routley, racing with Team Symmetrics, placed 19 th overall on the five-stage Tour of the Gila road race, one of the premier road events in North America. Routley was also the top Canadian.

Despite its tough name the Orecrusher mountain bike race is one of the most rider-friendly events in all of Sea to Sky corridor, taking place Saturday, May 10 on a course of singletrack trails through the mostly flat Cheekeye Fan area.

More than 32,000 skier visits reported, including events and athletes