Pacific Rim National Park | Abby Cooper Features
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Pet-friendly
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10 Wardner Fort Steele Rd, Fort Steele, British Columbia, V0B 1N0
Pacific Rim National Park | Abby Cooper Pacific Rim National Park | Abby Cooper A stunning array of towering mountains, pristine alpine lakes, and rugged wilderness, beckoning adventurers to explore.
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A dramatic interplay of rugged shorelines, ancient rainforests, and the vast Pacific Ocean, offering rich culture and maritime history.
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Popular Areas 
Vancouver Island
A huge island with incredible whale watching, fishing, paddling, and surfing.
Victoria
A charming gateway to island nature and outdoor adventure.
Sunshine Coast
Discover laid-back communities featuring oceanside vistas and artist studios.
Great Bear Rainforest
Search for the rare white Spirit bear among the ancient cedars.
Haida Gwaii
Experience vibrant Haida culture on this remote archipelago.
A diverse landscape of rolling plateaus, vast forests, and sparkling lakes, providing opportunities for outdoor adventure.
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Cariboo & Gold Rush Trail
Follow in the footsteps of prospectors, and canoe the Bowron Lakes.
Chilcotin
Golden plateaus, grasslands and glaciers, and alpine rivers and lakes.
Thompson Valley
Hook the big one, ride cowboy-style, witness a powwow, and ski powder.
Kamloops
Ski powder, golf, or fish on 100+ lakes in this sunny outdoor playground.
A journey that unveils a breathtaking transition from lush coastal temperate rainforests to majestic snow-capped peaks of the Rocky Mountains.
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Vancouver
BC’s largest city, perfect for outdoor pursuits and cosmopolitan adventures.
Whistler
North America’s largest ski resort, and a year-round mountain playground.
Fraser Valley & Fraser Canyon
Escape to the countryside for fishing, golf, and farm tours.
Sea to Sky
Combine outdoor adventure with alpine, glacier, and coastal scenery.
Thompson Valley
Hook the big one, ride cowboy-style, witness a powwow, and ski powder.
Kamloops
Ski powder, golf, or fish on 100+ lakes in this sunny outdoor playground.
Wells Gray & Mount Robson
Explore the tallest mountain in the Canadian Rockies and over 40 waterfalls.
Similkameen Valley
A rustic place of orchards, ranches, wineries, and outdoor adventure.
Shuswap
Houseboating on Shuswap Lake along with fishing, hiking, and nearby wineries.
Boundary Country
Cycle, ski, and fish in this former copper mining area near the US border.
Okanagan Valley
Wine touring, lakeside relaxation, and all manner of outdoor fun.
Kootenays
Mountain culture and outdoor adventure thrive here.
Canadian Rockies
Turquoise lakes, giant peaks, and Canada’s national parks.
Vast, untamed landscapes, from towering, glacier-carved mountains to remote, pristine forests; connect with nature's raw grandeur.
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A tapestry of fertile agricultural lands, sun-drenched vineyards, and charming communities nestled amidst rolling hills and scenic lakes.
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Popular Areas 
Vancouver
BC’s largest city, perfect for outdoor pursuits and cosmopolitan adventures.
Richmond
Vibrant Asian culture, a street-food night market, and a seaside village.
Whistler
North America’s largest ski resort, and a year-round mountain playground.
Sea to Sky
Combine outdoor adventure with alpine, glacier, and coastal scenery.
Fraser Valley & Fraser Canyon
Escape to the countryside for fishing, golf, and farm tours.
Skiing & Snowboarding
Nowhere skis like B.C., where deep snow, vast terrain, and mountain culture come together.
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Natural Wonders
A breathtaking array of natural wonders, from towering snow-capped mountains and vast rainforests to rugged coastlines and turquoise lakes.
Indigenous Experiences
A rich tapestry of Indigenous cultures, each with unique traditions, languages, and deep connections to the land.
Festivals & Events
British Columbia's vibrant festivals and events celebrate its diverse culture, arts, and stunning natural beauty throughout the year.
Travel Ideas
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About BC
British Columbia is a diverse Canadian province renowned for its dramatic Pacific coastline, towering mountains, lush rainforests, and vibrant cities.
When to Go
The best time to visit BC depends on your interests, with warm summers for outdoor adventures and snowy winters for skiing
Getting Here & Around
Access BC through airports like Vancouver, highways, and ferries, with various transport options including flights and scenic drives.
Accessible Travel
Thanks to increasing accessibility in accommodations, transportation, and attractions, we ensure a welcoming and inclusive journey for all
Need to Know
Key info for visiting BC: know local customs, respect wildlife, prepare for weather, and have emergency contacts.
Maps
Explore British Columbia's diverse terrain with online and print maps of regions, cities, parks, and routes.
Experience & Accommodation Providers
British Columbia offers accommodations for every traveler and tour operators for wildlife viewing and adventure activities.
Know Before You Go
Find current travel restrictions, entry requirements, and other key resources and information for your BC travels.
Visitor Information & Services
Find resources, maps, and local expertise at BC's visitor centers to enhance your trip planning.
Pacific Rim National Park | Abby Cooper