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Beat the Heat This Summer in Vancouver, Coast & Mountains, British Columbia

Beat the Heat This Summer in Vancouver, Coast & Mountains, British Columbia

When the local Vancouver forecast calls for soaring temperatures Vancouverites and Tourists go looking for ways to beat the heat and stay cool while enjoying the awesome weather. Read More

British Columbia’s Okanagan Lakes and Rivers Tour

British Columbia’s Okanagan Lakes and Rivers Tour

If you and your family and friends are looking for a summer getaway to enjoy warm weather and glistening lakes, head to the Thompson Valley. Launch your boat and explore a region of beautiful tree-adorned lakes, meandering rivers, and white-water rapids. Dryland attractions like golf courses, go-carts, and mini golf are sure to keep everyone entertained. This tour only covers 280 kilometres, but it can take weeks to explore all the lakes along the route. Read More

British Columbia’s Discovery Coast Circle Tour – From Sea to Mountains a Trip to Remember

British Columbia’s Discovery Coast Circle Tour – From Sea to Mountains a Trip to Remember

British Columbia’s majestic coast contains countless inaccessible wonders that are as remarkable and unique as the rest of the province. Luckily, adventurers seeking to see all that British Columbia has to offer can board a ferry during the summer months and see a coastline so remote, it’s called the Discovery Coast Passage. This circle tour will take roughly 7 to 9 days and includes a total 1400 km of driving and 16 hours of sailing. Read More

Exploring Quesnel & Area in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast: Nature’s Playground

Exploring Quesnel & Area in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast: Nature’s Playground

Quesnel and area is also what some might call “Big Sky Country,” reminiscent of cowboys, ranchers and homesteaders. Read More

Tsútswecw Provincial Park on Shuswap Lake, British Columbia: Come for the Salmon Spawning & the Fall Colours

Tsútswecw Provincial Park on Shuswap Lake, British Columbia: Come for the Salmon Spawning & the Fall Colours

Located between Adams Lake and Shuswap Lake and approximately an hour east of Kamloops,Tsútswecw Provincial Park is probably best known as home to one of the largest Sockeye salmon runs in North America – the Adams River run. Read More

Fall Coho Fishing off Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Fall Coho Fishing off Vancouver Island, British Columbia

On the southern tip of Vancouver Island Coho salmon enter the Strait of Juan de Fuca from the Pacific Ocean as they migrate to their home streams to spawn. This presents an opportunity to experience the thrill of Coho fishing! Read More

Seton Lake Recreational Area, Lillooet, BC

Seton Lake Recreational Area, Lillooet, BC

Just a few kilometres to the west of Lillooet (on Hwy 99) is the Seton Lake Recreational Area. You can join thousands of tourists each year who stop at the viewpoint to take photos of the stunning Seton Lake. Read More

Island Hopping on Northern Vancouver Island, BC: Port McNeill to Alert Bay

Island Hopping on Northern Vancouver Island, BC: Port McNeill to Alert Bay

The Alert Bay waterfront offers a beautiful seaside walkway featuring several totem poles and covered rest stops with benches and beautiful and intricate carvings. Read More

Island Hopping on Northern Vancouver Island, BC: Port McNeill to Sointula

Island Hopping on Northern Vancouver Island, BC: Port McNeill to Sointula

Island hopping is alive and well on Northern Vancouver Island. From Port McNeill – a quiet town where logging history runs deep – BC Ferries offers service to two geographically close but culturally diverse islands that are well worth exploring. Read More

Explore Port Hardy & Coal Harbour in Vancouver Island, BC

Explore Port Hardy & Coal Harbour in Vancouver Island, BC

At the very northern tip of Vancouver Island is Port Hardy – a small town with a spectacular backyard. Read More

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The Super Camping / Select Lodging Guide

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