Welcome to Snow Kite Canada - a blog dedicated to Canadian Snow Kiting
Snow Kiting in the Tableland Mountains in Newfoundland Canada with the Canadian Snow Kite School
Have you ever dreamed of kissing the chairlift goodbye and saying hello to the freedom of snow kiting? Do you love to snow kite and want to share your passion with others?
Because we are Canadian, and because we love to snow kite, we are able to connect you with Canadian snowkite dealers, Canadian snow kite schools, and new and used snow kites and snow kite accessories. Check-out our kite swap section - we just might have the kite you are looking for.
Our goal is to promote snow kiting as a winter spot. We are committed to the beginner and novice, with an emphasis on learning how to snow kite safely, with minimal risk and maximum reward. Visit our kite school in Newfoundland Canada and experience one of the best snow kiting venues on the planet, or select any Canadian kite school or instructor from our links page.
If you have photos and videos of snow kiting in Canada, please free free to share them with us. If you have a question about kiting, please post it and we will do our best to find you an answer. If you are looking for snow kites, snow kite accessories, snow kite vacations, and snow kite lessons, we can help (we love snow kiting even more than you!)
This is a great place to kite - Both Big Bonne Bay Pond in Gros Morne National Park as well as the Tableland Mountains are WORLD CLASS snow kiting destinations. Barren alpine mountains that have a 50km+ rolling plateau at 2000' above sea level sounds good to me!
ReplyDeleteI agree, you can always find a place to snow kite, but when it comes to "world class" places like Newfoundland and Greenland are really in a class of their own. It's great to see a Snowkite site dedicated to Snow Kiting in Canada - we are excited to see things develop of this 2010 winter.
ReplyDeleteHow long does it take to learn how to snow kite? I have wanted to do this for a while... I just might have to go for it!
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