Christina Lake | Hubert Kang Christina Lake | Hubert Kang Boundary Country
Follow the Kettle Valley Rail Trail to adventure
Dotted with wide valleys and lush farmland, Boundary Country is a laid-back gateway to a range of four-season outdoor pursuits.
Follow Highway 3 from Rainforest to Rockies through southern BC, just north of the Washington State border. Its territories are shared by several First Nations, including the Sinixt, Syilx Okanagan Nation, Ktunaxa and others. Once a hub for copper mining, the region still holds geological treasures, such as sparkling geodes waiting to be discovered. It’s also home to a layered and fascinating settler stories, marked by resilience, refuge, and difficult chapters.
Begin your journey on the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, a historic steam rail line turned multi-use path that stretches 660 kilometres from Mile 0 in Midway. In summer, paddle or swim in the area’s sun-warmed lakes and rivers. Come fall, slow down with mural walks, local museums, birdwatching, and the flavours of the autumn harvest.
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Boundary Country: Vibrant Culture & Adventure
Discover a history-rich land set in a landscape of natural wonders.
Places to Go
Thompson Okanagan | Allen Jones Christina LakeThis pristine area near ski areas and world-class trails, offers exciting dining options and more events than you have time for.
Boundary Country Tourism | Tina Bryan Grand ForksSmall town with a colourful heritage and an enviable natural setting.
Thompson Okanagan | Allen Jones GreenwoodCanada’s smallest city is rich in heritage, set against a forested backdrop with roots in copper mining and frontier history.
The town of Greenwood | Darren Robinson 
Jerseyland Organics | Darren Robinson Natural Farmworks
Guided tours of Canadian tea farm and processing
Experiences
Things to Do in Boundary Country
Mimi’s Cabin Christina Lake
Adult cabin with private dock and sandy beach
Stay Here
Accommodations in Boundary Country
Pacific Rim National Park | Abby Cooper