Photographs of mountain views of Whistler Mountain, Blackcomb Mountain, Garibaldi Provincial Park, the Coast Range, Wedge Mountain, and Mount Weart; skiing on Whistler and Blackcomb Mountain; the 7th Heaven area and other areas of Blackcomb Mountain, the finish coral of the Molson World Cup Dowhill; ski racing; avalanches and avalanche control; golf courses; Whistler lakes; heli-skiing; chairlifts and T-bars on Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountain; cross-country skiing; sunrises, sunsets, and alpenglow; hang gliding; cabins on Alta Lake and squatter settlements; rafting on the Elaho-Squamish River; vacations to Victoria, Mexico, and the Cayman Islands; Lillooet Lake; Harmony Bowl; Symphony Bowl; Whistler Peak; Cheakamus Lake; Black Tusk; windsurfing in Howe Sound and on Whistler lakes; hiking; telemark skiing; backcountry skiing; snowboarding slalom races and halfpipes at the Westbeach Classic Snowboarding Contest; Flute Bowl; Singing Pass; Ski Scamps; mountain biking on Vancouver Island and in Whistler; the Valley Trail; climbers on the Stawamus Chief in Squamish; Halloween; Whistler Village construction; Village North; Whistler Village; Roundhouse Lodge; paraskiing; golf; the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon; gondolas; a concert on Blackcomb Mountain near Rendezvous Lodge; a marathon on Village Gate Boulevard; Garibaldi Lake; panoramic and fisheye views; Mountain Hosts; Whistler on the Lake; the construction of the Vale Inn; Creekside; the bell at the Garibaldi Ski School; apres ski; Umberto Menghi at one of his restaurants; kayaking; Myrtle Philip Elementary School; Telemark Place; Tantalus Lodge; Alta Lake Road; the Horstman T-bar and glacier; snow grooming; Ski Patrol; Base II; Blackcomb Mountain staff portrait including Nancy Greene Raine; the opening of Wizard Chair on Blackcomb Mountain; Alpine Meadows; and dogsledding.

Records concerning RMOW's Parks and Recreation environmental strategy from 1993. The file includes LRUP meeting notes and minutes; correspondence; Forest Recreation Plan drafts; a road use permit application; trail maintenance work lists.

A form and extra sheet of notes from Sheila Sherkat and Mark Beaven about 5593 Alta Lake Road, Lot "B". Details who the previous owners of the property were and how the two of them came to the Whistler area.

A form filled out by Denis and Pat Beauregard about their home at 5597 Alta Lake Road, Lot "C". Also contains a sheet of handwritten notes with anecdotes about raising their family in Whistler and their work and volunteer roles in the community.

Contains two forms for 5598 Alta Lake Road filled out by Bea Searle and Bob Penner, and by Don and Joyce Gow and Bill Russell. It contains information about how the PGE owned the property and about how the various owners came to own the property.

One handwritten note and two forms filled out by Don Noyes and Judith Bromley about 5601 Alta Lake Road. The note lists the only owner of the property, Don Noyes, and the forms detail how he bought the property from BC Rail and built a house there for the views of Alta Lake.

Research and correspondence related to 5610 Alta Lake Road, lot 37. It includes two emails between Florence Petersen and Paul "Spud" Mathews, as well as a form filled out about the lot and how the house was purchased, as well as a description of how Mathews came to the Whistler area.

Notes on 5638 Alta Lake Road, Lot 30. One handwritten note listing owners of the property and two pages of handwritten notes by Jacquie Pope about how she first came to the area and the first owner of the lot who was an unknown PGE employee.

Two handwritten notes and a form filled in by Adrian and Hedy Hartmann about 5642 Alta Lake Road, Lot 29. They list the previous owners of the house and mention that Jacquie Pope would be a good person to talk to for further information.

A page of handwritten notes about 5662 Alta Lake Road, Lot 24. The information however is the story of the Brock family and several others that were killed in a plane crash in the Alta Lake area. Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald Walter Brock is often referred to as Dean Brock due to his position at the University of British Columbia.