Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Postby Bulldozer » Fri Jan 01, 2010 8:51 pm

Went up for a couple dayz. Road treacherously iced, a few people off in places. Snow was worse at the Pemberton end of the lake, less snow as you approach the hotsprings, still held lots of ice under the trace of new snow. Hotsprings themselves in great condition.


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See MORE pictures here...
http://s238.photobucket.com/albums/ff31 ... 31%202009/


Road from Harrison up to hotsprings is closed, very closed...
Next Spring, early summer should be fixed.

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Re: Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Postby Jeff Allen » Sat Jan 02, 2010 8:57 am

Thanks Tom the spring looks so inviting!!!
...Soaking again in 2010, is it Soak:30 Yet???
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Re: Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Postby Kim_S » Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:57 pm

Beautiful pic Tom! ...and that is some serious road damage....
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Re: Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Postby mikel g » Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:19 pm

Is Skookumchuck a Provincial Park, an Indian Park, or what?

Is there more soaking than the one tub you have pictured?
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If life were supposed to be tough, why would there be hot springs?
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Re: Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Postby Guncho » Thu Jan 07, 2010 12:09 pm

Skookumchuk is on native land and is open to the public for a nominal fee.

There are five tubs. Check the extra pictures in the post above.
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Re: Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Postby Bulldozer » Sat Jan 09, 2010 3:01 am

Mikel;
If you go back to the link for the PhotoBucket page you'll see this across the top below the blue banner,

"Vancouverite1 / All Albums / Skookumchuck Hotsprings / Skookumchuck Winter Dec 29-31 2009"

Click on the section that reads "Skookumchuck Hotsprings". The video's and other pictures also show it better. I only posted a select few pictures this posting because there are already many pictures of this hotsprings.
After all that typing I think of this, JUst Click here...
http://s238.photobucket.com/albums/ff31 ... otsprings/
Pictures with little arrows are video.

If you look in the picture above you can see a rectangular(wood) box sticking up from the snow. This is the start of another new pool being constructed (pool #6). A deck is under the snow and the box is the valve assembly.
Mike Sato showed up on the 30th, we had a good visit and a good soak. Dang he likes it HOT, way too hot for my liking. I sat out of the water more than in the water.
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Re: Skookumchuck Dec29-31/2009

Postby Kim_S » Sat Jan 09, 2010 9:37 am

Thanks Tom for the post and info. I would also like to meet and talk with Mike Sato someday if I ever get back up north.
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