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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
Winter Hiking at Lexw Qwò:m Park, Chilliwack, British Columbia
Lexw Qwò:m Park, Halq’emeylem for "always lots of moss" and pronounced luhw KWOM, is a smaller park with several trails, including the Thaletel (THA la tell) trail which climbs approximately 300 metres over three kilometres and ends at the main Community Forest parking lot. The trail is truly lovely, running along a ridge above Dunville Creek for some distance before cutting off into the forest. Thaletel is Halq’emeylem for “wild ginger” and in the spring these plants can be seen along the trail. Read More
Three Family-Friendly Snowshoe Trips in Manning Provincial Park, British Columbia
Snowshoeing is a great way to get out and get active with your family. Manning Provincial Park, 45 minutes beyond Hope, provides numerous trails to explore. One weekend this winter, grab your family and friends, cross your fingers for clear skies, and get going! Read More
Storm Watching, Trails & Surfing in Tofino, British Columbia
As we arrived in the Ucluelet/Tofino area, we caught glimpses of the ocean, crashing waves, and beautiful beaches from the highway. We continued onto our first stop, Cox Bay, which is a 1.5-kilometre-long flat beach covered with soft white sand and piles of driftwood along the shore, evidence of the massive strength of winter storms. Read More
9 Late Summer & Fall Picnic Spots in Vancouver, Coast & Mountains, British Columbia
This time of year, with summer soon to become a memory, we find ourselves wanting to be outside as much as possible and we’re constantly on the lookout for great spots to throw down our picnic blanket and enjoy our meals al fresco! The evenings may be getting a little cooler, and the leaves may be starting to change colour, but we think that first hint of fall foliage makes our picnic spots even more special. And, whether it’s a simple sandwich, a multi-course takeout meal, or a basket full of fresh, local goodies, a picnic is a wonderful way to experience the region. Read More
Revelstoke, British Columbia: More Than Just Trains
Huge grizzly bear statues welcome you as you enter Revelstoke; a great stop for photos. The historical downtown has lots of neat shops and restaurants. Don’t miss checking out the live music and entertainment at Revelstoke’s Grizzly outdoor Plaza on MacKenzie Avenue. Read More
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The Super Camping / Select Lodging Guide
First Published in 1989
BC Lodging & Campgrounds Association
209 - 3003 St John's Street
Port Moody, BC
Canada V3H 2C4