Hiking
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Coast Along British Columbia’s Famed Fishing Highway 24 in the Cariboo
Sheridan Lake by Fishing Hwy 24 Tourist Association
While travelling east-west between the Southern Cariboo’s 100 Mile House (above the Fraser Plateau) and the town of Little Fort in BC’s Thompson River Valley, you’ll find the historic Highway 24 – also known as BC’s Fishing Highway. Continue Reading
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Plan a Memorable Vacation in BC’s Stunning Telegraph Cove and the Broughton Archipelago
Swimming in the Burdwood Group Islands | Kim Campbell-Walker
Broughton Archipelago Provincial Park, sandwiched between Northern Vancouver Island and mainland British Columbia, is certainly in contention for one of the most beautiful parts of the province. With towering cliffs, midden beaches, rocky islets, and protected passageways through lushly forested islands, the Broughton Archipelago makes up the largest marine park in British Columbia. Continue Reading
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Golden Ears Provincial Park has Lots of Camping Options
Golden Ears Park | Steve Young
There are three main campgrounds as well as a walk-in Campground at Alder Flats on the West Canyon Trail. There is a boat launch, a highly popular day use area that has canoe rentals. The lake has a roped off area for swimming and water fun and is large enough for water skiing. Continue Reading
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Hip and Happening in the South Cariboo, BC – 10 Reasons to Visit Today
Pie & Icecream, Canim Lake General Store. Photo: Canim Lake General Store Facebook Page
The South Cariboo area of British Columbia is known as a land of big adventures, outdoor recreation and cowboys. And with the proliferation of world-class guest ranches dotted across its wide-open landscape, it definitely comes by its reputation naturally. But many don’t realize that the South Cariboo is also a land of rich history, talented artisans, and culinary enthusiasts. Continue Reading
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Osoyoos & Oliver, BC Offers Plenty To Do in the Summer
Osoyoos Oxbows
A 20 minute drive north of Osoyoos is the town of Oliver. Described as the “Wine Capital of Canada” thanks to the more than 35 wineries that surround the town, Oliver is known for it’s abundant orchards, spectacular vineyards, and arid climate. Continue Reading
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Sooke to Port Renfrew: A Day Tour to Experience the Rugged Pacific Coast on Vancouver Island, BC
Along the route are sandy beaches, panoramic mountain and ocean views, sea lion caves, tidal pools, surfing, hiking trails and a variety of places to dine. Continue Reading
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Exploring Sechelt on British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast
Smuggler Cove. Photo: Mary Ann Bell
Upon arrival on the Sunshine Coast you may notice that time seems to ebb away and with it, the need for speed. Slow down and enjoy the drive from Langdale, through Gibsons to Sechelt. Continue Reading
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Olympic Legacy Cabins at Porteau Cove, BC: Camping for the Non-Camper
Legacy Cabin at Porteau Cove
Although I really love tent camping, my husband does not. He does however love being outdoors and exploring new parts of BC, so how did we get to explore the amazing Porteau Cove Provincial Park without the tent? Simple - we booked a weekend at the one of the Olympic Legacy Cabins. Cabin camping is the perfect way for non-campers to camp: you still get the opportunity to unplug from everyday life and relax in the outdoors but without sleeping in a tent. Continue Reading
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The Chilliwack River Valley: An Outdoor Enthusiast’s Paradise
Chilliwack River Valley – Ken Bramble
About one and a half hours east from Vancouver International Airport is on... Continue Reading
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Glacier National Park is a Spectacular BC Destination
Bear Creek Falls, Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park, in BC's Kootenay region, is the first national park established in British Columbia and is one of the most interesting parks I have visited, as the spectacular views from the highway are juxtaposed with the challenges of accessibility. Continue Reading
