Ski season ends

Kimberley Alpine Resort is closed for the season, but KAR pass members can still ski at other RCR resorts like Fernie.

Blaise and Brock enjoy the last day of skiing at Kimberley Alpine Resort.

Blaise and Brock enjoy the last day of skiing at Kimberley Alpine Resort.

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