View from Sicamous Lookout | Darren Robinson/Shuswap Tourism
View from Sicamous Lookout | Darren Robinson/Shuswap Tourism
Shuswap
Find a casual and warm welcome at a lakeside retreat
Shimmering Shuswap Lake is the heart of the Shuswap area, a must-do stop when travelling the iconic Rainforest to Rockies route through Valleys & Vineyards.
Located on the homelands of the Secwépemc Nation in southcentral British Columbia, the spectacular landscape is defined by rugged mountains, forest-lined valleys, grasslands, and waterways.
With 1,000 km of shoreline, the H-shaped Shuswap Lake is a centrepiece for water recreation, fishing, and houseboating. On land, explore the vast network of hiking and biking trails. Come winter, amp up the adventure with sledding, Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. Salmon Arm is the urban centre on the lakeshore with a long, curved wooden wharf, sandy beaches, and the well-loved Roots and Blues music festival.
Adams River | Chun Lee
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Shuswap: Down to earth, surrounded by water
A region with eight distinct and enchanting communities, connected by shimmering lakes and winding waterways.
Places to Go
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Armstrong & SpallumcheenFrom farmers’ markets to scenic trails, this agricultural community is warm and welcoming. -
ChaseNestled between little Shuswap Lake and the South Thompson River Valley, this charming community is the gateway to the Shuswap.
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Sicamous | Darren Robinson/Shuswap Tourism/
Thompson Okanagan
SicamousA historic town that stakes its claim as the Houseboat Capital of Canada.
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EnderbyWhere the Shuswap meets the Okanagan as timeless as the Enderby Cliffs and free-flowing as the Shuswap River.
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Falkland Stampede
FalklandFind a taste of Canadiana and one of the oldest rodeos in Western Canada in the southwestern corner of the Shuswap.
Quaaout Lodge & Spa | Destination BC/@miraecampbell
Little Shuswap Lake | Destination BC/@miraecampbell
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