Anne Heggtveit, one of our most famous skiers and the namesake of our favourite double black diamond, Heggtveit, shared these personal photos with us as Camp Fortune is where she learned to ski. [...]

John Clifford As we near our 100th celebration we want to recognize John Clifford, an expert skier who had a passion for uphill transportation, snow management and production. John Clifford was [...]

Alexander officially opened on Sunday, February 13th, 1949. This run is named after Viscount Alexander, Governor General at the time. Before Viscount Alexander left Canada he was made a life time [...]

Downhill skiing was very successful, Slalom was widened and then two new hills were opened for the 1945-46 ski season, Morning After, and Malcolm MacDonald. I can’t see to pin point where Morning [...]

Enter to win a ride in our Pisten Bully & a Lego groomer. Share a photo of your visit on our Facebook or Instagram using #CampFortune100 between now & February 29. Please note: Winner [...]

We found this silent film from 1926 titled “Where Snow Time is Joy Time,” produced by the Canadian Government. It’s a fun film which illustrates the popularity of skiing in the [...]