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Salt Spring: Exploring British Columbia’s Largest Gulf Island
On this trip, along with hiking and exploring the beautiful beaches of Salt Spring Island, we decided to check out the many local artisans and farm stands. We found the Salt Spring Studio Tour website and map and it was very helpful in directing us to some talented local artisans. Read More
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 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
Check Out Skookumchuck Narrows on British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast
Timing is of the essence when visiting Skookumchuck Narrows. Before your trip, make sure you check the Skookumchuck Viewing Times brochure available on the Sunshine Coast Tourism website. If you want big waves, plan your trip for the flood (rising) tide, and if you want to see whirlpools, visit at the ebb (falling) tide. Read More
Canyon to Coast Trail British Columbia: Experience the Fraser
Experience the Fraser aims to connect recreational, cultural, and heritage sites between Hope and the Salish Sea through a network of trails and blueways. In 2017, an 18-kilometre section of the Canyon to Coast trail opened between Rosedale and Chilliwack. The trail connects Ferry Island Provincial Park and Island 22 Regional Park. Read More
Hiking Meares Island, Tofino, British Columbia
Known for its huge trees, some of these giants on Meares Island are thought to be between 800-1300 years old. The trail we took is called the “Big Tree Trail” passing through old growth and the “Hanging Garden Tree” which is a Western Red Cedar more than 1000 years old! Throughout the park, we were in awe of the size of the cedar trees, known as the “Trees of Life”. These trees have long been considered sacred to the indigenous way of life, providing shelter, canoes and even the inner bark being used for clothing. Read More
Best Places to See the Northern Lights in British Columbia, Canada
Auroras are beautiful and sometimes dramatic displays of light in the night sky. Auroras occur when charged particles collide with gases in the Earth’s upper atmosphere. This fills the sky with colourful light, which can appear to pulse, transform and dance across the sky. Read MoreCategories
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