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BC’s Coast Mountain Circle Tour – Mountains, Forests & Canyons
British Columbia can be explored year-round, providing you have the proper winter tires during snow season of course, so circle tours are worth considering no matter the time of year. One such tour is... Read MoreBC’s Biggest Attractions Are Often in the Smallest Places
If you really want to see the biggest and most unique attractions BC has to offer, be ready to travel off the beaten tourist path and to experience some of our province’s more unique destinations. Read MoreCelebrate the Fall at 4 Fraser Valley, BC Festivals
With the kids back at school and summer now likely to be a distant and vague memory, we have officially fallen into fall. But, of course, the cooler temperatures bring with it a perfect season to fina... Read MoreSummerland, BC – A Small Town with Wineries, Beaches & More
Summerland, BC - A Small Town with Wineries, Beaches & More. This Okanagan community is a perfect warm weather destination. Nestled in the Okanagan Valley between the cities of Penticton and Kelowna, Summerland brings plenty of beaches, vineyards, orchards, and history to the table. Read MoreRoad Tripping in British Columbia’s South Okanagan
The Okanagan is home to sun and sand at the many beaches, spectacular orchards and vineyards, and ample opportunities for adventures. It is also the perfect location for a summer-time road trip. This ... Read MoreSummer in British Columbia’s Cariboo: Concerts, Culture & Markets
When you think of BC’s Cariboo-Chilcotin Coast, it’s usually the wide open fields and rugged scenery that come to mind. But summertime in the Cariboo also presents an array of affordable, fun and fami... Read MoreExploring Quesnel & Area in the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast: Nature’s Playground
If there were any natural part of the world that could legitimately earn the catchy moniker of “Outdoor Adventureland,” it might be BC’s own Cariboo Chilcotin Coast region. It’s also what some might c... Read MoreVisit the New Blakeburn Lagoons Park in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
Blakeburn Lagoons Park is Port Coquitlam’s newest city park which opened to the public on April 28, 2018. This site was once part of Blakeburn Ranch, a cattle ranch that thrived in the 1920s. Waste settlement ponds were built in the 1960s and decommissioned in the 1970s. Federal and city funding allowed for the site’s rehabilitation and development of the park and natural area. Read MoreCategories
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