Father-daughter duo hit up 44 B.C. ski hills in 42 days
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A father-and-daughter duo on an epic adventure this winter and hit every lift-serviced ski area in B.C. in just over a month, and now they're ready for a rest.
A father-and-daughter duo on an epic adventure this winter hit every lift-serviced ski area in B.C. in just over a month.
Greg Scott, who lives in Edmonton, and his daughter Hali, who lives on Vancouver Island, came together to embark on the B.C. ski tour that began on Jan. 25 in Terrace.
In 42 days, they hit 44 ski hills.
“It was originally going to be 42 in 42, and we came upon a couple others and we made it 44, and we think we’ve got them all,” Greg said.
Hali pointed out that it was more than just powder and slopes.
“It was just so cool to see all the different cultures at all the different resorts we’ve been to,” she said.
Experiencing all the terrain and powder B.C. has to offer became a reality when the two decided they wanted to spread the word about their foundation: Tidbits of Change.
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