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Baldy Community - since 1968
Independent Blog for the Baldy Community
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Ladies Dinner and Monday Snowshoe
Thank-you to the Baldy community folks who provided overnight accommodation for the ladies.
Hello Baldy Babes,
After last night's
wonderful Baldy Babes dinner, we snowshoed one of my favorite treks to the
Stripper Pole via Meadow Trail up to Dead End Trail to the Lodge on fresh snow.
A beautiful and peaceful day on Mt. Baldy.
Looking forward to
seeing your smiling faces next week.
Take Care, Marian
Monday, February 23, 2026
Spring Passes
Sunday, February 22, 2026
I'm not usually a "Change dot Org" Type, but
There is special section of the KVR rail trail out of Princeton that was severely damaged after the 2021 atmospheric river. My particular interest is the geology of the area, but it has been a gem of a trail for many. A recent decision was to spend around 20 million to completely deactivate it, rather than 60 million to restore it. Princeton is lobbying for another look. Some of the users are motorized, but restoring to foot and cycle traffic may end up being an option. If you are so inclined, have a look at the info and consider the petition.
Saturday, February 21, 2026
Mr. Schlackl and Team Atomic
Friday, February 20, 2026
March 7th - Baldy Ski Patrol Awareness Day
Event by Canadian Ski Patrol - South Okanagan Boundary Zone
We are a group of dedicated individuals working together as a team to provide assistance to mountain operations and first aid support when needed. All in a mountain environment where everyone ,loves to ski.
Be Happy
We would have liked more new snow more often this winter, but we have had good quality groomed skiing. Knees older than mine enjoyed the off piste yesterday.
The fatal avalanche in the Sierras was rated a 2.5.
In Europe, damage and closures due to avalanches and warnings rated 5.
Check out this article on the avalanche that took out a ski lift, Meribel.
https://www.tetongravity.com/175cm-of-snow-and-a-destroyed-lift-in-meribel/
Thursday, February 19, 2026
No Fire Department
We do not have a fire department. We have a number of full timers who have basic wildfire fighting training.
The village was laid out with no cabin more than 1000ft from a forestry hydrant. That is a lot of hose lay to get to some cabins.
Access to the hydrants is not always consistently maintained in the winter.
The wildfire folks have had issues with the water utility regarding who is authorized to charge a hydrant. I don't know where that is at. The wapiti hydrants are different than the strata hydrants.
Homeowners do not know what the hose inventory is, and how to access it.
Things you can do, just in case..............
- is my unit/chimney W.E.T.T. compliant and clean
- fire extinguisher in the kitchen and by the wood stove
- tap in the basement with 100ft garden hose and nozzle attached
- red smothering fire blanket in the kitchen
- plumb an outdoor hose bib that can be left on in the summer when your inside water is off, 100 ft hose and nozzle attached





