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Fort St. James Visitor Information Centre
Fort St. James
The Fort St. James Visitor Centre is nestled between Douglas Avenue and Kwah Road on the traditional territory of the Nakazdli Whuten First Nation. Stop by to learn about the local history, culture and heritage of Fort St. James, Nakazdli Whuten First Nation, Stuart Lake and surrounding communities. Chat to one of our friendly Visitor Service Specialists about the exciting things to see and do throughout the seasons in Fort St. James. We hope to see you soon!
OTB Charters offers one of a kind boat tours and trips for small groups looking to explore BC's Sunshine Coast. OTB's expert knowledge of the region allows them to offer incredible fishing tours, overnight camping trips, and marine adventures on some of the most incredible untouched areas of the coastline.
Passion for everything outdoors, crafted into beer and served for friends. Make Tailout your spot to unwind after a long day of powder turns or finicky trout and chat about the days success over a cold pint.
Sorrento Centre welcomes large events, small groups and individual guests to relax and enjoy our beautiful 24-acre main campus, including our private waterfront on the Shuswap Lake. Visit hiking trails and biking routes and rest in great beauty. Motel/lodge rooms (some with cooking facilities), private cabins, serviced RV spaces, cozy cabanas and tent sites (including those with a view of Shuswap Lake). Sorrento Centre hosts groups from 5 to 500. We have a large site beside the lake, and varied buildings which can offer great versatility to your organization. We have three lodges with comfortable accommodation, several conference spaces and many beautiful outdoor settings for your group to engage in what excites you. Our kitchen is delighted to provide family style meal service to your group of 12 or more. Three meals a day plus snacks are available, with previous arrangement. We use produce from our own farm whenever possible and love to share the bounty of this place. We cater for some dietary concerns creating vegetarian, gluten free, dairy free, and nut free meals when given advance notice. Please ask about choosing your own menu if you have special requests or just loved what you had last time you were visiting.
At Mountain Man Adventure Tours, you can experience the thrill of riding in a dog sled or helming a snowmobile while taking in the stunning Sun Peaks Backcountry in comfort! Live the dream of feeling the raw power of Alaskan huskies pulling the sled through the Canadian winter wonderland of Sun Peaks Mountain Resort, just a short drive from Kamloops, BC. Or, if you prefer a summer adventure, join our Summer Jeep Tour to explore the boundless vistas of British Columbia in style. Head out into the grandiose backcountry, where youll experience the raw machine power of a snowmobile or the rugged elegance of our Jeeps. Your guide will point out signs of wildlife on our pristine trails that wind through snowy forests and bright, fluffy meadows. Ignite your passion for Canadian beauty no matter the season and unleash the sheer joy they promise!
We are a full service paragliding facility , providing Tandem flights , lessons , equipment sales and service . We have accommodation on site from hostel to camping , our paragliding loft has full bathroom , hot showers and kitchen with fridge. Our teaching is from April 1st -Oct 15th. We provide tours in the winter to improve your flying skills during the winter to a variety of locations throughout the world.
Welcome to our Cottage Style Motel located in the heartland of Vancouver Island's Pacific Rim region. Our central location makes us the perfect base for daytrips throughout the area. Cruise the Alberni Inlet on the MV Lady Rose, ride the summer steam train out to McLean Mill National Historic Site. Our well appointed and air conditioned rooms include 1 and 2 bedroom fully equipped kitchen suites as well as standard rooms with fridge & microwave.
In Valemount's original Railway Station from 1914, the Valemount & Area Museum showcases how the pioneers of the Robson Valley lived during the last century. Farming, forestry and fur fueled the economy. All of this is lovingly displayed by the Valemount Historic Society, descendants of those pioneers, whom opened the museum in 1992, after nearly 5 years of restoring and refurbishing. Trains, teachers, internment camps, outfitters, farmers, war heroes and more await your visit. The Annex outbuilding displays a magnificent collection of chainsaws and farming implements. Our caboose houses every tool you would need to maintain the tracks. The pièce de résistance is the train station itself with 3 floors of amazing displays. Entry by donation
Pacific Sands Beach Resort is located on 41 pristine acres of property and 2500 feet of ocean front on Cox Bay. Adjacent to the Pacific Rim National Park all suites and Luxury Beach Houses offer spectacular ocean or beach front views, mesmerizing sunsets and breathtaking storm watching. A walk to Pettinger Point is a must. Enjoy unrivaled culinary splendors at one of Tofino's many restaurants. Adventure tours of the Clayoquot Sound, beach combing and surfing are the most popular activities.
A quiet 26 site Campground, nestled between 2 provincial parks. Kokanee Prov. Park and Valhalla Prov. Park. Next to the Rails to Trails and close by, fantastic catch and release fishing, canoeing, kayaking, boating, golfing, hiking and cycling.
Were your best resource for tourism or travel-related information about the Village of Pemberton, Mt. Currie, Pemberton Valley, DArcy, Birken, Lillooet Lake or District. Open May to October, Thursday to Sunday.
Explore the waters and shoreline surrounding Alder Bay on a three and a half hour guided kayak tour. Using stable double kayaks, these kayak tours are suitable for everyone even those with no prior kayaking experience. As we quietly kayak along the shore we often see bald eagles dotting the trees and curious harbour seals popping their heads above the water as we pass.
