Beautiful British Columbia boasts untouched wilderness, snowcapped mountains, pristine lakes and rivers, glaciers, sub-tropical rainforests, islands and the stunning Pacific Coast. See why it’s a famous destination for Canadians and international travellers alike.
The Kaslo River Trail winds along the north and south shores of the Kaslo River, connected by two bright red, enchanting covered bridges, to make it a family-friendly 3.6 km loop. About halfway, you’ll find magical “Koots” sculptures playing hide-and-seek among the moss-covered boulders...
The Juan de Fuca Marine Trail traverses the forests and beaches of Vancouver Island’s southwestern coast. Its trail takes you through massive cedar groves, across rocky coastal areas, sandy beaches, and (almost inevitably) through sucking mud. Over three to five epic days, you’ll...
In the heart of the East Kootenay’s, Cranbrook, BC, makes a great home base for outdoor winter activities. The winters are mild here, and the town is accessible by a small international airport and has a range of accommodation options suitable for every budget. It’s also located on the...
Shuswap Lake is nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s southern interior. Warm, clear water, beaches, lush forests, parks, vibrant communities and a laid-back vibe make it the perfect destination for a family holiday. Shuswap Lake is in the traditional territories of the...
The west coast of Vancouver Island offers rugged coastlines, sweeping beaches, sand dunes and thick temperate rainforests. All these natural wonders can be seen and experienced at the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, located between Ucluelet and Tofino, BC. While this now tourist...