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Woodside

Woodside is one of the WCSC’s most high-profile and valued sites. The site has smooth coastal-influenced air combined with pleasant thermals which are well away from the hill. The scenery is outstanding. Launch is a groomed gradually steeper slope facing WSW at 2250' (680 m) ASL. Set up area for multiple gliders. Clean takeoff. PG use Riverside LZ 0.5 km South of the launch, HG land at the first field on the North side of Hwy. 7. Woodside can get crowded in spring and early summer. Please, land in designated landing fields only Shuttle service is often available on flyable days. Additional information: https://www.westcoastsoaringclub.com/project/mount-woodside/ The staging area for PG is the Woodside Inn parking lot. Join WCSC WhatsApp for shuttle and ride announcement. West Coast Soaring Club Altitude 599m
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Mt 7 - Golden

Main Launch is the lookout of mt 7 and is a combination of ramp and slope launches. - Décollage à la Vigie du mont 7. https://flygolden.ca/ The road is becoming usable in the beginning-middle of June. - Le chemin ouvre en juin. https://www.facebook.com/mt7air/ Altitude 1937m
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Oscars

Oscars Launch, Savona, BC (Native Reserve Land. Please be respectful) The paragliding launch site, Oscars, boasts a spacious west-facing, gentle slope, mainly comprised of dirt and some grass. Multiple gliders may be set up. The HG launch is situated approximately 100 meters south of Oscars, while multiple lower launches, mainly facing west, southwest, and one east, serve primarily for student training. Access to all launches is possible either on foot, requiring a 1.5 to 2-hour hike to Oscars, or by a 4x4 vehicle, reducing travel time to around 30 minutes. Navigating the road to Oscars involves encountering multiple bifurcation points. Therefore a local guide is recommended. The launch falls under Class E airspace at 2200 feet Above Ground Level (AGL), with the Class E ceiling dropping to 700 AGL immediately east of the launch. Flying Cross-Country (XC) in Class E airspace in Canada necessitates passing the HAGAR exam, accessible at https://www.hpac.ca/pilots/transport-canada-air-regs-hagar/hagar/. The entire site, encompassing launches and Landing Zones (LZs), is situated on native reserve land. The native band generously permits the use of their land for our free flights. Respect towards the band members and their land (roads, parking locations) is essential. Must have HAGAR to fly class E air space Must be a member of OSA (https://flyok.weebly.com/) or WCSC (https://www.westcoastsoaringclub.com). https://www.canadarasp.com/windgrams Kamloops Parabums, https://chat.whatsapp.com/KBARQQHLD1j3QFWM0RMsI0 Altitude 1047m
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Sun Peaks

Sun Peaks (private) Sun Peaks Resort is British Columbia’s newest all-season destination for paragliding with a breathtaking 315-degree launchable alpine peak (Summer season). Various launch aspects and fantastic XC potential allow Sun Peaks to be a one-of-a-kind flying venue for pilots near and far. Paragliding at Sun Peaks is co-managed by the Sun Peaks Flying Team (SPFT) and the resort itself. There are two ways to fly at the hill: 1. BECOME A MEMBER OF THE SUN PEAKS FLYING TEAM All current and prospective members of the SPFT must meet the following requirements: Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association of Canada (HPAC/ACVL) rating of at least (P3) or foreign equivalent. Hang Glider Air Regulations (HAGAR) certificate. Active 3rd party liability insurance with HPAC/ACVL. Documented a minimum of 150 flights and 60 hours of airtime. One season of incident-free flying at Sun Peaks as a guest. An endorsement signed by an active SPFT member. If you meet the above criteria and are interested in membership, please reach out to flysunpeaks@gmail.com 2. FLY AS A GUEST OF THE SUN PEAKS FLYING TEAM To fly as a guest, you must meet the following criteria and conditions: Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association of Canada (HPAC/ACVL) rating of at least (P2) or foreign equivalent. Hang Glider Air Regulations (HAGAR) certificate. Active 3rd party liability insurance with HPAC/ACVL. All launches and flights are supervised by an active SPFT member. If you are looking to fly Sun Peaks as a guest, please reach out to flysunpeaks@gmail.com a minimum of 48 hours before your intended flight date. Club administration will do their best to find an active member to accompany you for your day in the sky. Additional info https://www.sunpeaksresort.com/hang-gliding-and-paragliding-at-sun-peaks-resort P2, HAGAR, HPAC insurance, endorsement/supervision from SPFT member Sun Peaks Resort. flysunpeaks@gmail.com Altitude 2059m
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Mount Prevost

3 Launches, three wind directions. 2 are cliff launches. Altitude 765m
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Yamaska (Montreal)

4 launches all around the mountain: North-East, North, West, South By car, you need a key. You must be a member (or a day visitor) of one of Club de vol libre Yamaska (CVLY) in other to have access the take-offs. Altitude 358m
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MacKenzie

There are two main launches on the upper ski area, south and north west facing. Also a launch at 1600m, a 15 minute walk from the top of the gondola. A lift pass and minimum p2 rating is fly at Revelstoke. There are multiple landings in the valley bottom. Winter flying with skis on is also an option. P3 site (P2s allowed under supervision of instructor). All must sign agreement with Revelstoke Mountain Resort at Guest Services before flying. Shuttle available through Revelstoke Paragliding from upper gondola to Alpine launches Available through Revelstoke Mountain Resort http://Revelstokeparagliding.com Altitude 2185m
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Pemberton "Lower" Launch

Elevation: 2500ASL, SW, suits HG & PG, room to set up many HG's.Head east out of Pemberton take the road which heads north just after crossing the bridge over the Lillooet River on the road to D'Arcy. Turn left (west) at the power lines. There is a dirt road that will take you to the takeoff. Stay on the road. Do not be tempted to turn right. You will need 4X4 vehicle if you do not want to trash your nice car. Space for 2-3 umbrellas Use this launch when upper launch is inaccessible due to snow. This is also the easier hike & fly launch. Must get permit and waiver from West Coast Soaring Club to land at LZ Pemberton Airport West Coast Soaring Club : https://www.westcoastsoaringclub.com/project/mckenzie-mountain/ Altitude 747m
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Whistler / Blackcomb Mountain

Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort Inbounds launching, landing, and low flying is tightly regulated. There is no designated or official landing zone in the Whistler Valley. Pilots must be members of the Whistler Flying Team to be able to fly this site, and no guests, tandems, or instruction are allowed. The best thermal XC flying is in late summer, otherwise it is a pretty fickle site most of the time. The main danger is the Whistler Valley wind (the “Express” 25-50 kph) is present during high pressure periods most summer days. The requirements to join the Whistler Flying Team are: 1. Resident of Sea to Sky corridor. 2. P3 or P4 HPAC current member with insurance. 3. Attend orientation with member P4 pilot (Rules about flying WB) If you fulfill the criteria, then apply by sending an email to sflycott@gmail.com Allow a month or so for your application to be processed. Flights do occur outside the ski area boundaries: Spearhead Range, Corona, Whistler Peak, and Piccolo from outside the boundary ropes. People have landed on Cheakamus Lake and other frozen lakes in the Winter Must be Whistler Flying Team member to launch from the ski area property. No guests allowed https://whistlerpeak.com/temps/ Scott Flavelle email sflycott@gmail.com Altitude 1851m
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Mt. Sima

A seasonal site available for Paragliding when the lift is running. Hill is open for skiing in winter and biking in summer. Ensure you check-in with guest services prior to flying. HPAC insurance must be presented and site orientation completed. There are three launches. Two South Launches and a North Launch. To get to the North Launch (closest), take the chair lift and go right. It's right there on Dan's Descent. During skiing season, be sure to leave enough room when setting up your wing to allow skiers to pass by. To get to the south launch, go straight, then left when existing the chair lift. Hike up to the Observation Tower (about 5 minutes). The SouthEast launch (new) is directly below the tower. For the South Launch, follow the Lefty Loosey bike trail called down (2-3 minutes). You will walk right past the open open clear launch. Hard to miss. Check the weather station for wind readings. The north launch gets advanced if the wind has a westerly component to it. Easy access and the lounge is open https://www.mountsima.com Chair Lift Trevor Mead-Robins Altitude 975m
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Grouse

Grouse mountain ski resort launch. From Highway #1, travel north along Capilano Road/Nancy Greene Way to the end and then take the Gondola to the top 4000' (1200 m) ASL SSW facing launch with the slope on the ski hill. Access is a gondola ride, followed by a ski chair lift to the launch. Grouse is a very restricted site. The resort is privately owned, next to one of the main water reservoirs for the city. The only approved landing field is Cleveland Park, a sports field in an upscale area of greater Vancouver. The district restricts landing elsewhere in the district of North Vancouver. Because of these circumstances, to fly Grouse, you first have to be a member or guest member of the Grouse Mountain Flying Team. To be accepted as a guest, you have to have an intermediate or advanced rating, HPAC liability insurance, WCSC membership, a reserve, and you have to be a responsible pilot (You will be asked for a contact person who can vouch for you). Once approved as a guest, you can fly Grouse after orientation, but you must always be accompanied by one of the members of the Grouse Mountain Flying Team. The team member will brief you on the site, sign you in, and see you off at launch, etc. Additional information: https://www.westcoastsoaringclub.com/project/grouse/ Must obtain approval as a guest member of the Grouse Mountain Flying Team. Refer to the following website for more information: https://www.westcoastsoaringclub.com/project/grouse/ https://www.canadarasp.com/windgrams/ West Coast Soaring Club Altitude 1210m
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Swansea

Of the 3 launches the NW is the best followed by the West launch. Swansea Ridge Launch Site is a nice grassy SW launch site. Current winds: http://www.paraglider.ca/cgi-bin/wind.cgi?sid=SWANSEA Altitude 1684m
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East Point Park, Scarborough

East South East facing bluffs that permit ridge soaring in (moderately rare) SE onshore winds off of Lake Ontario. East wind makes it more difficult to stay in the air due to a less favourable angle with the cliff edge. This is the bigger launch of the two, there is another takeoff nearby for wind directions that are more south. Top landing is preferred, but landing on the beach below is possible, though it is tight. Serious blowback risks (water treatment plant and railway) Altitude 94m
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Bridal Falls (Lower)

Nice, wide alpine launch managed by the West Coast Soaring Club. 1-hour hike or 20 min drive-up access (Rough road; Need 4x4 good clearance). Typically flown in the afternoon. A shuttle may be available on some days. Join WCSC Whatsapp for the shuttle schedule announcement. Takeoff is at 2500 ft in a WNW direction. Addional info at the WCSC website: https://www.westcoastsoaringclub.com/project/bridal-falls/ Full or temporary HPAC and WCSC membership West Coast Soaring Club Altitude 727m
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Nanton Bluffs

Altitude 1235m
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Salt Spring Island, Bruce Peak

Altitude 675m
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Mountainview

Hike down dirt road to lookout. Hike up to your right were there is a tree just in front of launch. Use the hump beside the tree, not the slope behind it. Your wing is too easily blown back if you launch behind the tree, plus there is some rotor there. Altitude 650m
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Mont Adstock

North LaunchSurface type: Wooden platformSlope: 305 m. (1000 ft.)Orientation: 0Â° detachable from 330Â° to 30Â°Portage: 35 m. (100 ft.)Air handle: No assembly space: 5 wings, South takeoff La DÃ©fiDÃ©nivelÃ©: 305 m. (1000 ft.)Orientation: 180Â° detachable from 165Â° to 210Â°Portage: None Air Handle: NonSurface Type: NaturalAssembly Space: 10 wings.Difficulties: Uneven Surface. Ski slope in winter. Altitude 622m
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Smithers, BC

Altitude 738m
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Camrose Ridge (a.k.a. Dried Meat Lake)

N 52.78977Â° W 112.68894Â°. Mostly soaring, but can be thermalled. Flights over 100k are done here semi regularly. Check with Edmonton paragliding group on Facebook about accessibility of the road. It is private property and can be really muddy in the shoulder seasons. We don't want to ruin the road by chewing it up after fresh rain post winter. Access is via private property farm land. Contact folks on Edmonton paragliding group on Facebook if you are unfamiliar with the site prior to flying it. Thank you! Tom Slept 306 850 1975 Altitude 756m
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