Accommodation and Experience Providers

The Nechako White Sturgeon Conservation Centre hatchery program is dedicated to maintaining genetic diversity and conserving the population of the Nechako White Sturgeon. The hatchery is used to rear sturgeon eggs into one-year old sturgeon for release into the river. Research projects and programs also run out of the hatchery. Visitor Hours: Tours currently available by appointment only. Call the hatchery at 250-567-6673, email nechako@gofishbc.com or email info@nechakowhitesturgeon.org to book.There is an Community Fishing Pond stocked with rainbow trout on-site that is open for public fishing (catch-and-release only) on a drop-in basis. Free rod and tackle gear is available. Adults 16 years+ require a basic fishing licence. The Trout Fishing Pond is open May 1 October 31, dawn to dusk.

Go horseback riding down country trails less than one hour from Vancouver on a beautiful horse from Langley's Glen Valley Stables. Let our highly experienced guides take you on a trail ride to remember in Campbell Valley Park. Our one- to two-hour rides are safe and fun - you'll have the time of your life! Whether you're a seasoned rider or a first-timer, we have the horse for you. Our small, personal groups are perfect for both experienced and novice riders. Private rides available.

Your day will start with a scenic jet boat trip down Quesnel Lake to the Cariboo Mountains Park and into the wetlands of the Mitchell and Penfold Rivers. This eco system is as it has been for all time. Your senses will be rewarded with sights of Salmon swimming in the crystal clear river, beavers swimming with tree branches in their mouth. Rounding a bend in the river you can spot grizzly bears feeding on the returning salmon. Large Giant Ancient Cedar Forests surround you so you have the chance to hike in un-spoiled wilderness. This adventure can be extended for up to a week by staying at our out post cabin at the end of the North arm of Quesnel Lake. The river will be full of red sockeye salmon. You will need to bring a telephoto lens for those shots of a life time. You will see Grizzly cubs with thier mothers as well as big male grizzlies.

Located in Lund, BC, Terracentric specializes in offering small group/private guided adventure tours that connect our guests to the awe-inspiring natural environment of British Columbias west coast. By boat, kayak and on foot (hiking) our local highly experienced guides share the stories of the region, allowing our guests to discover, witness, and learn about this place we call home. In addition, we offer kayak rentals, kayak lessons and marine transport to the start of the Sunshine Coast Trail, points in Desolation Sound and beyond. For a complete coastal immersion, consider staying with us at Lunds premier waterfront suite the Lund Harbour House. No matter what your age or experience level Terracentric offers something for everyone that will enable you to Discover Your Nature!

Experience the breathtaking beauty of British Columbia like never before with Columbia Helicopters, located in the heart of Nelson, BC. Offering thrilling helicopter tours out of Nelson Airport, Columbia Helicopters gives you an unforgettable aerial perspective of the stunning Mountains, pristine lakes, and hidden valleys that surround Nelson. Whether you're chasing adventure with a custom sightseeing tour, a mountain top picnic,fly to a historic fire lookout or just seeking a scenic escape, Columbia Helicopters promises a one-of-a-kind experience for locals and visitors alike. With professional pilots and a commitment to safety, this is the perfect way to explore BC's wilderness from above. Discover the wild from the skies with Columbia Helicopters!

The scenic Columbia River meanders around the border of this 18-hole championship golf course, maximizing the view from each challenging hole. Also, be sure to stay at our quiet and secluded RV Park.

Experience the ultimate in relaxation with a visit to The Boathouse Spa at the Oak Bay Beach Hotel and indulge all your senses in a seaside oasis built with one thing in mind your personal wellness. Discover treatments, products, and experiences inspired by a magnificent oceanfront setting. The Spa offers a full range of Massages, Facials, couples treatments and more that are sure to leave you feeling rejuvenated and relaxed. Spa Guests who add-on Pool Experience also receive access to the Boathouse Kitchen & Bar, open year-round and offering a selection of cocktails, wine and beer as well as appetizers, mains and desserts. This is a 16+ facility, which includes the Heated Outdoor Mineral Pools.

Connecting with nature, its not just our specialty, it's our philosophy! For the adventurous, we have an array of exhilarating outdoor experiences, be it close to the city or way out there. Year round we offer calm water fully guided fishing charters and wilderness eagle viewing jet boat tours less than ½ hour from Vancouver. OUR PHILOSOPHY When we first started, our business was based on the three simple things we shared with all of our clients; a love for outdoor adventures, the joy of entertaining friends and a need to share our home in beautiful British Columbia. This became the foundation for the many extraordinary years to come. OUR COMMITMENT We are dedicated to providing every client the opportunity to fish the most productive rivers in the world and tour the most exclusive and pristine areas British Columbia has to offer. Further we strive to make every client feel welcome, comfortable, safe, and to provide the highest level of service and quality in everything that we do. That is not just a statement but rather an agreed upon commitment that each member of the team at Lang's Fishing Adventures is devoted to. CONSERVATION AND COMMUNITY From the start Lang's Fishing Adventures has upheld a deep commitment to well defined corporate responsibility objectives that focus on wildlife conservation, rehabilitation and habitat restoration. This is further paired with direct community development initiatives that include youth outdoor adventures, recreational facility enhancement and Fraser River clean-up programs. Thanks in large measure to the support of our clients!

Established in 1971, the Sidney Museum has served the community of Sidney and North Saanich since then. Run by the Society of Saanich Peninsula Museums, the museum promotes awareness of local heritage through exhibits, programs, and collections. Its permanent collection consists of over 6000 items. In addition to its permanent exhibits, the museum also features rotating monthly exhibits. These temporary exhibits include everything from an annual Quilting display, a Teddy Bear Christmas Display, and of course the famous 3-month long Lego Exhibit. The Society of Saanich Peninsula Museums is a non-profit organization, and the Museum is open to the public by donation.

Nestled in the Comox Valley adjacent to the Salish Sea, our winery is one of the closest in the world to the ocean. Taste the difference this rich air makes in our aging process, take a stroll through our interpretive trail. Book one of our tastings or classes. Stay for a picnic in our vineyard terrace, patio or balcony. 40 Knots is a sustainable business and we ask that you join us in our commitment by limiting waste, using recycle and repurpose bins, and making us aware of any threats or hazards to our environment. We are excited to greet you! If we can be of assistance at any time, please ask. It is our goal to give you a most remarkable and memorable experience when you are here.

Skeena Heliskiing offers the ultimate heli skiing experience in Canada with small groups, Unlimited Vertical, few downdays and a stunning luxury wilderness lodge.

Our commitment to excellence starts in the vineyard. From our choice of vine location and trellis system, to the individual attention each vine receives, to hand picked grapes, our focus is on bringing out the finest quality in our wines. We invite you to come and visit our vineyard and tasting room, and see for yourself.

Only 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver, allow 2 - 3 hours for your visit to Vancouver's iconic Capilano Suspension Bridge, hanging 450 feet (137m) across and 230 feet (70m) above Capilano River. The park offers more than just the bridge. Its surrounding 27 acres celebrate nature, history and culture in unique and thrilling ways. Cliffwalk hangs for 213m (700ft) and reaches 91m (300ft) high, hugging the granite cliffside and offering a panoramic view of the thriving rainforest and canyon far below. On Treetops Adventure walk from one magnificent old growth Douglas-fir to another on a series of seven elevated suspension bridges, reaching as high as 110 feet (33m), for a squirrel's eye view of the forest. Guides, signage and interactive exhibits throughout the park help you in your understanding of rainforest ecosystems and their sustainability.