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Western Canada Iconic Sites
Immerse yourself in nature, adventure, and authentic local experiences.
A group of friends enjoying the view of Helmcken Falls, Canada's fourth highest waterfall, from the viewing platform in Wells Gray Provincial Park, just a short walk from the parking lot. Sea to Sky to City
Over thirteen days, experience British Columbia’s peaks, waters, and cityscapes.
Nature puts on a show for Klahoose Wilderness Resort guests in Toba Inlet / Klahoose Territory during The Whales & Waterfalls Boat Tour. Pacific Advantage
This seven-day journey pairs urban sophistication with untamed coastal beauty.
The West Coast Interval
From city elegance to coastal wilderness, this journey captures the essence of British Columbia’s west coast.
Okanagan Valleys & Vineyards Tour
Diese Reise durch das Okanagan Valley verbindet Kultur, Outdoor-Abenteuer und ausgezeichnete Weine.
A couple walking through the vineyard at Blue Mountain Vineyard and Cellars in Okanagan Falls. Hot Springs in The Great Wilderness
The Great Wilderness is home to many breathtaking landscapes.
A couple people in the Liard River Hot Springs Get Back To Nature: 10 Accessible Hiking Trails in BC
BC offers a wide variety of nature trails for people of all mobility levels.
A contemplative moment on a misty morning along the Sunshine Coast Trail in Inland Lake Provincial Park, BC. Where to See the Northern Lights in BC
Places to view the Northern Lights in BC, including: Prince George, Dawson Creek, Muncho Lake Provincial Park, Liard Hot Springs, Smithers, and Shuswap Lake.
Northern lights in Prince George Accessible Victoria
A Victoria getaway for people with accessibility needs.
People visiting the Parliament Buildings Accessible Vancouver
Planning a trip to Vancouver for people with mobility needs.
6 Short Road Trips from Vancouver
Here are six short road trips from Vancouver that can be done on a single tank of gas. Squamish, Pemberton, Bowen Island, Fraser Canyon, Hwy 7, Fraser Valley.
Three-Day Getaway: Nanaimo
Nanaimo is a classic West Coast city. Stay a little longer and you'll discover Indigenous culture, beaches, boat rides, waterfalls, and plenty of great food.
Pacific Rim National Park | Abby Cooper