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Nakusp, this is where its at. Isolated in the west kootenays, Nakusp is a breath taking get-away. Hot springs, Hiking, History, and great camping. Every service you need is within walking distance, it's a small, quiet and beautiful town filled with f...

topics: beach, beaches, camping, hiking

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The Pemberton Valley, nestled 8000 ft. below beautiful Mt. Currie, is home to a wide range of activities, restaurants, accomodation and more. Famed as the Seed-Potato capital, the 'Spud Valley' boasts some of the best produce available, from Pemberto...

topics: boating, camping, hiking, museum, restaurants

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The fourth annual Little Fest took place a few weekends ago at the Little Slocan Lodge. Performers included Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir, The Cave Singers, Frazey Ford & Ora Cogan, United Steelworkers of Montreal, The Pasties, Fish & Bird, Widow ...

topics: camping, fish

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Last weekend we headed into the Fraser Canyon for our Camping and White Water adventure. It was so hot all over BC we wanted to enjoy some cool down time for the weekend. So I went onto google and searched all about rafting in BC. There was alot of o...

topics: camping, mountain-biking, museum, whistler, white-water

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The Bowron Lake area is a beautiful stop for outdoor enthusiasts and even for those who want to take in the serene view of the lake and surrounding landscape. Only about a 30 minute drive down a well-maintained dirt road will bring you to Bowron Lake...

topics: beach, camping, hiking, park

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Wondering what to do on Labour Day weekend? Why not check out the fourth annual Winestock 2009 on September 5? Located in the vineyard at Morning Bay Vineyard & Estate Winery on beautiful Pender Island, this music festival is fun for all ages! This y...

topics: vineyard, winery

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If you're looking for a place to lay down your head in the Robson Valley area and prefer smaller crowds than what can be found in most provincial parks - Tete Jaune Lodge is a great choice. Multiple different sleeping accommodations are available, in...

topics: cafe, camping, restaurant

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The Peace Country of Northern BC shares a special place in the hearts of many. This country boasts nature's delights: plentiful fields, snow capped mountains, rolling hills, lush forests and sparkling lakes it is no wonder that this often chilly re...

topics: camping, hiking, skiing

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With the heat wave making its way up the province, I decided to find a calm piece of water in which I could relax beside and enjoy the summer warmth. I wanted a bit of adventure along the way so I decided to head towards Hudson's Hope from Fort S...

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While on a trip to the Wells and Barkerville area I had the pleasure of staying at the Cariboo Joy RV Park in Wells. We were pleased with Joy's friendly greeting and her personal tour of the campground in order to find a site that best suited us. The...

topics: camping, park