Pansy-Paws
Presenting a Chow Chow's perspective
Dog Walks I have Taken - Review of Big White Ski Resort
Narrative
The Big White Ski Resort near Kelowna is pretty much dead during the summer, so I can't really provide a lot of comments on the canine aspects of that location. However, on the way back down from the ski hill, we did stop at a roadside creek, so the trip did redeem itself a bit.
Chow Chow Ratings Summary - 2.0 paws
| Able to swim in or drink water (lake, ocean, or creek) |
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| Responsible owners at doing poop-scoop |
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| Exciting wildlife such as bunnies or squirrels |
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| Good frequency of meeting other dogs |
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| Nearby Starbucks or Cafe (for après-walk refreshments) |
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| Big White is not active over the summer | We stopped at the base of this ski run | Here is the creek on the road up to Big White | Stopping to take a pee in the woods | The scenery is nice, but no activity |
Let's Hear from You
Have you visited this holiday location? I would love to hear of your experiences and thoughts.
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