Accommodation and Experience Providers

The Cranbrook History Centre is a landmark site located in Cranbrook BC. We preserve and display internationally recognized paleontology specimens, a nationally designated railcar collection, and serve as a repository for the history of Cranbrook and the East Kootenay region for all to explore and discover. Located in beautiful downtown Cranbrook, the History Centre offers something for visitors of all ages. The Centre is also home to the Trans-Canada Limited, a luxury train that ran in the 1920s, as well as many other restored Canadian trains.

Myra Canyon Adventure Park is an outdoor high ropes and zip line park nestled in the wilderness and beauty of the Myra Canyon. We offer a variety of activities suitable for ages 3 +. Bring your family to enjoy the fresh air, amazing views and above all adventure and memories to last a lifetime! Myra Canyon Adventure Park is your starting point to outdoor family fun and activity in the heart of Canadas Okanagan valley. We are 20 minutes from downtown Kelowna. We offer 7 Youth and Adult high ropes courses in the trees with a permanent belay system, which means there is no clipping and un-clipping involved. Our 20 element kinder course is secured with nets - no harness needed. New to our park are 9 off-road Segways. We offer Segway training and tours for individuals and small groups. We invite you to "Play! Stay All Day" Your admission ticket allows unlimited fun for the entire day. Book a picnic site and BBQ (propane included) and complimentary to any pre-booked group and enjoy!

We are a family owned and operated business from Campbell River, BC Canada. We specialize in nautical themed pottery that is Oven, Microwave & Dishwasher safe. As well as we offer a large variety of local handmade gifts from our giftshop.

From the heart of British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, welcome to Gray Monk Estate Winery, which was established in 1972 by George and Trudy Heiss. Working with the Heiss family, Gray Monk is now proudly owned and operated by Andrew Peller Limited. The Gray Monk Estate is comprised of 25 acres of lush vineyards overlooking Okanagan Lake, in addition to premium grapes sourced throughout the Okanagan Valley, to produce some of the world's finest wines.

The Exploration Place is a Northern BC non-profit organization and registered charity whose goal is to preserve our local history and foster lifelong learning in the areas of science, technology heritage and culture. The Exploration Place is Northern BC's largest museum and only science centre Come discover local history, explore hands-on science, experience new exhibits, shop to your heart's content in Elements Retail, and grab delicious, fresh, locally-made treats in Origins Kitchen. The Little Prince Steam Engine operates seasonally, from the May long weekend to the September Labour Day statutory holiday, and then on the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend.

Cariboo Rivers Fishing And Wilderness Adventures are professional angling guides specializing in fly fishing and wilderness adventures. We offer some of the best trophy fly fishing in British Columbia on world-famous lakes and rivers. From the Chilcotin region in the west to the Cariboo Mountains in the east we operate in a 4000 square mile area of BC's Cariboo Chilcotin Region.

Canadian Adventure Company's Mallard Mountain Lodge, accessible only by a 77 km, 30 minute helicopter flight, & accepting only 6 to 8 guests at a time, is the most private & remote Lodge in the Canadian Rockies. This industry unique small guest group size makes it very comfortable to join others at the Lodge, or easy to book the entire Lodge for your group's exclusive use. A variety of package options & lengths of stay are available. Guests of all ages & abilities enjoy backcountry ski & snowboard touring in the Winter, & hiking in Summer. The Lodge, nestled in the high alpine at tree line, & providing ready access to a huge five valley area, is one of the most stunningly beautiful Rocky Mountain alpine venues you will ever find. To be there, so remote, with so few people, is a thrilling experience you will never forget.

The Boundary Museum Society was established in 1958, and incorporated in 1980. From its inception until 2009, the Boundary Museum Society operated out of the downtown core of Grand Forks, BC. In 2009, the Boundary Museum moved into the former Fructova School, now called the Fructova Heritage Site. The Fructova Heritage Site was built by the Christian Communities of Universal Brotherhood (CCUB) Doukhobors in 1929 as a facility to teach English and academics to the Doukhobor children of the Boundary area. The school was in use until the late 1940's. The Boundary Museum currently features five larger exhibits - the Doukhobors, a schoolroom, local wildlife & environment, historic store in addition to several smaller exhibits on First Peoples, China town in Grand Forks, forestry, sports, and music. Exhibits change from time to time. You will also see a Doukhobor bread oven and perhaps be able to participate in bread making or other activities in the summer months.

Renovated Spring 2013, offering a Complementary Hot Breakfast, with scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon and of course our always popular Homemade Waffles, as well as the usual fare. Enjoy Lunch, Dinner or just a drink, at Sola's Bar & Grill conveniently located next to the Hotel and check out their new look as well.

The Kootenay-Columbia Discovery Centre offers environmental education programs, events and tours at the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area (CVWMA). The CVWMA is a 17,000 acre wetland habitat that is internationally recognized as a wetland of importance (Ramsar Site) as well as an Important Bird Area of Canada. Educational initiatives include: school programs, summer nature camps, guided canoe and walking tours, and a variety of special events suitable for people of all ages. Join us seasonally from May-October for programs. Access to trail systems that meander through the wetland is possible year round. Viewing towers and boardwalks provide unique opportunities to explore this magical place.

Big Bar Guest Ranch is proudly owned by Stswecemc Xgattem First Nation (SXFN), a community located in a semi-remote area on the the Fraser River, approximately 85 kilometers southwest of Williams Lake. Once two distinct bands, Canoe Creek (Stswecemc) and Dog Creek (Xgattem), our two Secwepemc communities joined together in the late 1800s. We honour our separate histories and our coming together. In the 1860s, more than 10,000 people traversed the Caribou Wagon Roadin search of a new life, land to raise cattle, or a gold strike. Harry Marriott, an immigrant from England, started working for the notorious Gang Ranch, one the largest ranch in Canada. Marriot acquired smaller ranches and land parcels, eventually consolidating them into the O.K Ranching Company, with access over 200,000 acres of cattle country and wilderness. Marriott partnered with his friend and Vancouver banker, George S Harrison and sectioned off 100 acres of their mutual land acquisition for his personal use. This was the beginning of Big Bar Guest Ranch. Much is unchanged since the Harrison family used Big Bar Ranch as their family retreat. The original family home, "The Harrison House", built in 1936 with logs and stone hewn and selected from the property, continues to provide a cozy retreat for guests on holiday relaxing in the great room in front of the fire place, or playing a cowboy song on the guitar in the music room. Big Bar guests have access to the original acreage of the OK Cattle Company, and can venture out across unspoiled pasture lands and forests. What has changed is that Big Bar Guest Ranch is now a part of our shared community vision of becoming an economically and politically self-sustaining community living Secwepemc culture, language, and traditions in a healthy and safe environment. Stswecemc Xgattem First Nation invites you to Big Bar Guest Ranch to experience the dramatic landscape of traditional SXFN Territory: interlocking valleys and plateaus, situated between bold and snow topped mountain ranges. It is our honour to share history as the original inhabitants of this land and welcome you to life on the ranch.