Besides not having a pre-programmed routine here in Sun Peaks, I also don't have a fixed residence.
Part of the deal of being the lucky Snow Bum is to experience several different kinds of accommodation, and trust me, they are worth the move.
So every week or so I pack all my stuff and head to a new home.
During the last two weeks I stayed in three totally different places. All of them managed by Bear Country Lodging, the oldest and most committed rental management company in Sun Peaks, managing more than 1500 beds!
First I tried Fireside Lodge, a well situated lodge in the heart of the village. Besides having all the amenities found in a ski-in ski-out accommodation, it has a full kitchen, a balcony with great mountain views and from the ground floor you can access 5 Forty Café & Deli, one of my favourite places for a huge sandwich or bagel.
Although I was totally feeling at home at the Fireside Lodge it was time to move again, this time to the Kookaburra Lodge, what a beautiful place!
Everything at the Kookaburra Lodge looks brand new (partly because it brand new!) and has a modern design. And if having two bedrooms and a massive living room wasn't enough, I also had a private hot tub on my balcony!
After experiencing this lodge and having jumped around to five different accommodations at Sun Peaks I thought nothing else would impress me. I was wrong.
Last Tuesday I moved to Trapper’s Landing, a three floor townhouse with three bedrooms, private hot tub and ski-in access from Mt. Morrisey Connector to my door step. The place was big enough for a real party, although I only invited a few people for a potluck.
Thanks to Reiner and all the staff from Bear Country Lodging for the great stay and for helping me with moving my luggage around.
All I’m thinking now is what’s next…?
Thiago
the Snow Bum
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