In the 1950s and ’60s, Forest Grove was in its heyday. It was a bustling community where many small sawmills were thriving.
Ranches nestled in open areas and hunters and fishermen found their way into lodges and camps along the lakes.
Around this time, a young man began a unique project.
Dick Larsen had been a skier since his childhood on a farm south of Kamloops.
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