Accommodation and Experience Providers

Wolf Valley is a remote retreat, an abundant acreage all surrounded by Crown land and filled with nature, wildlife, solitude. A hidden place in the wilderness of south-central British Columbia which you can explore by foot, bike or on the back of a horse. We are a small all-inclusive guest ranch. Our cabins are discreetly placed around the main lodge overseeing our little lake and grant all the charm of the wild. At Wolf Valley, life is different. Escape from a noisy, hectic world and discover the new luxury of being off-grid and the breathtaking noise of quiet.

Zero Latency is the global leader in free-roaming, multiplayer virtual reality. Our gaming arena spans over 1500 sq ft, designed for up to 8 players and is the largest free roam VR arena in western Canada.

We are an artist-owned fine art gallery specializing in traditional west coast style art of the Pacific Northwest. The gallery is on Tseshaht lands and houses Gordon Dick Studio while showcasing the work of local and regional artists. We carry handmade woodcarvings and jewelry, including masks, panels, free-standing or wall-mounted sculptures, doors, poles, and house beams. Ahtsik is a Nuu-chah-nulth word meaning creating to the best of your abilities and we select our artwork for its beauty and craftsmanship. May you enjoy it as much as we do.

Nestled in the pristine wilderness of the Canadian Rockies, Powder King offers the best of the great outdoors, with an amazing annual snowfall of 41 feet, our terrain ranges from breath taking drops for the adventurous skier, to the gentle groomed slopes of beginner runs. A million miles from stress, but only 500 yards from the highway, Powder King is located in the center of the Pine Pass in Northern British Columbia, Canada. Those who have visited would say that it's the best riding they've experienced and they don't plan on telling anyone about it. it's the whisper of the north. What you need to know: - There is no cell connection, don't get distracted from your ride, talk to each other. Pretend it's 1992. - Be ready for fresh lines all day long. - Learn how to ride this wicked powder to the best and have a lesson with our terrific instructors. PS: Don't forget your snorkel. Face shots are the norm at Powder King!

Fun, Flirty, Historic. Set in a vintage 1922 apple packing house, The View Winery & Wards Cider offers an authentic Okanagan experience. Featuring aromatic fresh, crisp whites, fruit-forward, spicy reds and handcrafted apple ciders. Nestled amid rolling orchards and vines, minutes from downtown Kelowna. Look for the Red Shoe! Mid April - Thanksgiving 11:00am-6:30pm Daily Thanksgiving - Mid April 12:00pm-5:00pm Daily

Stewart Mountain Lodge is behind the Main street . Rooms Single 70.- CD double from 80.- to 100.- CD , Familie rooms for 4 to 6 person from 140.- to 160.- CD.

The SS Sicamous is the largest surviving paddle wheeler in Canada. It is open as a heritage site, museum and wedding venue. Launched in 1914, the ship provided a vital means of transport to remote communities on the shores of Okanagan Lake. The SS Sicamous is operated by the SS Sicamous Society: a non-profit organization that works to protect the marine heritage of the Okanagan.Funds from your admission go directly to the restoration of the SS Sicamous, and the other heritage ships in our care.

Located on the shores of Kootenay Lake, the Kaslo Visitor Centre is the entry point to board the SS Moyie, the world's oldest, intact passenger sternwheeler and a National Historic Site. Let us at the Kaslo Visitor Centre guide you along your way as you travel through our beautiful province.

Alpine Riding is a new sport that offers a safe and comfortable riding experience and allows you to discover another way to ride in the bike park. We offer tours in Whistler, the only location in North America when you can hop on A-Rides!

Nestled along the picturesque shores of Vancouver Island, The Bayside Oceanfront Resort offers a serene escape with a perfect blend of comfort, elegance, and West Coast charm. A newly eco-certified hotel featuring 59 boutique guest rooms with sweeping ocean views, the resort is the ideal destination for leisure getaways, corporate events, and special celebrations. Guests can indulge in locally inspired cuisine at our oceanfront restaurant, enjoy casual dining at the café and lounge, or unwind by our indoor/outdoor pool with breathtaking coastal backdrops. For business and events, we provide versatile event spaces, exceptional catering, and accommodations tailored for multi-day conferences, team retreats, and training sessions. Whether youre seeking a romantic escape, a productive work retreat, or a relaxing vacation, The Bayside Oceanfront Resort delivers personalized service and unforgettable moments by the sea.

With recent ownership by Page's Resort Group, Page's Inn on Silva Bay has evolved into a quality resort retreat with the same stunning views of Silva Bay, the Flat Top Islands and the Coastal mountains across Georgia Strait. A family owned and operated company, Page's Resort Group also owns and operates Page's Resort and Marina, minutes away in Silva Bay. The Inn is the perfect place to slow down, relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery as well as the slow pace of Gabriola Island life. With the new addition of a meeting & conference space with picture windows offering the same stunning views, Page's Inn on Silva Bay, with additional accommodation at nearby Page's Resort & Marina, is also the perfect place to hold your business meetings and retreats or family gatherings.

Explore the fully restored and furnished late Victorian London Farm House (1898), illustrating rural life in Richmond between 1890 and 1920. London Farm is one of the earliest farm sites in Richmond, and features the home of Charles and Henrietta London, who built a small house on site in 1898 and then added to it in 1906. The farm produced dairy products, oats, wheat barley, fruit from an orchard and vegetables. This riverfront land became known as Londons landing and a wharf was built on the property to provide greater access to the river to send farm products to market. Today, visitors can enjoy beautiful heritage perennial flowers, a kitchen and herb garden, an outside exhibit of large, antique farm equipment and chickens.

We're located off BC97 Highway, minutes from downtown Kelowna. Take a tour of Mission Hill Family Estate Winery or spend the afternoon at Gellatly Bay Waterfront, with a beach, park, and scenic walks. Experience the beauty of nature with a hike at Glen Canyon National Park. Enjoy our indoor/outdoor pool, restaurant, and large meeting space.

Start your visit to the Harrison River Valley at the Harrison Visitor Information Centre & Sasquatch Museum! Our friendly staff is here to help you with maps, brochures, and local tips to make the most of your time in the area. While youre here, take a walk through the Sasquatch Museum and discover the stories behind this legendary creature. The exhibits offer a fascinating look at the history, sightings, and cultural significance of the Sasquatch. Whether youre planning an outdoor adventure or just passing through, the Harrison Visitor Information Centre & Sasquatch Museum is a great place to get your bearings and learn a bit of local lore.

Adjacent to the Lillooet River, in the Pemberton Volcanic Belt, you will find Tsek Hot Springs and the sacred location of the In-SHUCK-ch and Státimc people (nkkwtsa) of British Columbia. The nkkwtsa established a permanent village of (s7)ístken (pit houses) and plank houses along the banks of the Lillooet River, and a series of trails through the nearby forests to hunting grounds and neighbouring villages. The mineral hot springs at Tsek provided our ancestors with physical and spiritual wellness, while the loose, sandy nature of the soil made the cedar tree roots grow long and straight. Tseks hot and cold springs became the most important spiritual site in the lower Lillooet River Valley. It is said that the cool spring served as a healing pool where the Elder mothers trained men to be chiefs, watchmen, and other important positions in the In-SHUCK-ch Nation. Pronounced chick, Tsek Hot Springs (also known as Skookumchuck Hot Springs and St. Agnes Well Hot Springs) has continuously been occupied and utilized by the Státimc people as a location to heal and cleanse the body and spirit centuries before Europeans arrived along our shores.