Whistler (BC), Canada (Thursday, May 20, 2004) - The Extremely Canadian World Tour is heading south in early September 2004 to track down the powder stashes of the Andes, and they're confident that the goods will once again be found in the freeskiing mecca of Las Leñas, Argentina. For the thrid consecutive year, Las Leñas is Extremely Canadian's destination of choice for two trips: September 4-11, 2004 and September 11-18, 2004.

“We’re all over Las Lenas like a fat kid in a candy store” says Extremely Canadian’s Peter Smart. “Our guides blow-away clients’ expectations by fully exploiting the vast and challenging terrain that makes Las Leñas so legendary.”

Las Leñas, a cozy and understated village, is located in a snowy corner of Argentina. The base facilities are of an international level with three hotels, 10 diverse restaurants, bars, a casino, a shopping center and a complete infrastructure to serve its multinational clientele. It offers more lift-serviced terrain than any other ski area in the Southern Hemisphere with endless chutes, steeps and couloirs that are surrounded by the magnificent scenery of the Argentinean Andes.

Extremely Canadian’s guides who will be there to explore the terrain with their guests. Professional Freeriders and Rossignol Freeride Team members Joe Lammers and Cara Dolan, as well as Steve Mayer and other coaches, will share their freeskiing secrets and enthusiasm while introducing the culture of skiing in Las Leñas.

Only a handful of spots are still available, so anyone interested will need to book soon. For $2995 CAD (Approx $2200 USD), the Extremely Canadian World Tour trip to Las Lenas includes air from Buenos Aires to Malargue, shuttle bus from Malargue to Las Leñas, seven nights shared lodging at the four-star Escorpio Hotel, breakfast and dinner while at the Escorpio Hotel, six days resort skiing, Extremely Canadian guiding and coaching, and an eight-day lift pass.

For more information, visit www.extremelycanadian.com.