Best Places to see in British Columbia

Canada

Places to see	Description
Fort Langley	Fort Langley - Known as the birthplace of British Columbia, Fort Langley shows it cultural heritage by exhibiting artifacts, significant locations and events that made British Columbia what it is today.
Fort Heritage	Fort Heritage - Similar to that of Fort Langley, Fort Steele exudes a sense of heritage, making the location more inviting with RV parks and railway systems.
Barkerville	Barkerville - Not far from Fort Steele is the town of Barkerville. As it the served as the famous "GOLD RUSH"'s center.
Kelowna	Kelowna - Kelowna is a small town in British Columbia that is mainly known for having hot summers and gentle or warm winters. While a lot of activities can be done, the town maintains its popularity by boasting a quiet and relaxing atmosphere with good climate.
Burgaboss	The Bugaboos - Experience adrenaline pumping skiing and hiking while first riding a helicopter to the high points of this mountain.
Sun-Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden	Sun-Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden - From the city life, this location offers a taste of tranquility with its excellent accommodations. Peace can truly be attained as it is situated in the edge of Vancouver's china town.
Stanley Park	Stanley Park - This is one of the largest urban parks that North America has to offer. With a sea wall of up to 10-kilometers, biking along this path would be a pleasure to the senses.
Victoria	Victoria - Taking a "heli-jet" from downtown Vancouver is the way to go, to see this place's luster along with a rich tradition. Traditional afternoon tea parties are held at hotels as well as the presence of a field of flowers that can be enjoyed by everybody in the Butchart Gardens.
Tofino	Tofino - The wrath of nature looms large in this location as spectators enjoy storm watching at it's finest.
Pacific Rim National Park	Pacific Rim National Park - A rich ecosystem awaits, as this park offers a 75-kilometer walk along the west coast trail. Cliffs, beaches and forests are only a few of the sights available in this tourist-haven.
Queen Charlotte Islands	Queen Charlotte Islands - Renamed after being occupied by the Haidas of the native North American Indians, this place of history is best viewed along the constant ferry rides that are offered around the islands.
Kootenays	Kootenays - A different biking experience pampers each person who goes to the Kootenays since it provides a scenic back drop of glaciers, numerous lakes and forest life.
YOHO National Par	YOHO National Park - Home to the beautiful Lake O' Hara, this place is also a common habitat to a lot of Grizzly Bears.
Whistler Mountain	Whistler Mountain - Using the Via Ferrata, which is a route going to the mountain's summit, climbing is made easy through the safe and organized cables provided for beginners.
Painted Hills	Painted Hills - Just off the Cache Creek in Cariboo County, a glorious natural masterpiece nests on the location as your eyes will be indulged with the colorful sights of famed Painted Hills.
Yellowhead Pass	Yellowhead Pass - Originally planned for a path on the Canadian Pacific Railway, Yellowhead Pass is more known for connecting British Columbia to Alberta with a myriad of historical and natural locations.
Tunkwa National Park	Tunkwa National Park - This park separates itself by bragging an enjoyable rainbow trout fishing experience along with the pleasant wildlife around the vicinity.
Tipella	Tipella - Just outside Harrison River, Tipella is. presently a serene area, having quiet sceneries with pleasant back-drops of mountains.
The Canadian Rocky Mountains	The Canadian Rocky Mountains - Mostly seen or just heard of, the Rockies, which is filled with both hot springs and harsh snow storms, shows a world of difference in the wonders of nature when it is experienced first hand.
Shalath	Shalath - Home to the Bridge River Power Project which includes three small dams, four powerhouses and a main dam, this location is more famous with the term "the mission" as it serves as a mountain pass for Seton and Carpenter lakes.
Red Bridge, Keremenos	Red Bridge, Keremenos - Being built as early as 1907, this bridge used to be a railroad bridge, which is part of an intricate system of transportation. Today it is regarded as historical location and a constant aid to Canadian traffic moving out and about.
Mt. Robson Provincial Park	Mt. Robson Provincial Park - This is home to the highest mountain of the Rockies: Mt. Robson. Seeing its summit can only be possible through patience since clouds usually obstruct the view. If you get lucky, you're in for a visual treat.
Wells Gray National Park	Wells Gray National Park - Helmcken Falls is the fourth largest waterfall in Canada and can only be seen up close in Wells Gray National Park. What makes this special is the ice dome that is formed at the bottom due to the climate.
Brittania Heritage Shipyard	Brittania Heritage Shipyard - With the vast landscape, Brittania Heritage Shipyard turns back the clock and maintains canneries, boardwalks, saloons, hotels and gambling dens that were benchmarks of a old but rich era.
Cadborosaurus	Cadborosaurus - May it be an urban legend of a reality that has yet to be validated, the Cadborosaurus or "Caddy" is a creature said to be spotted of the coast of British Columbia in the past century, though it has been a long time, residents still fear or some are even excited to have Caddy appear again.
Cypress Falls Park	Cypress Falls Park - The Cypress falls are similar to the tranquil fall-to-stream moments we usually see on television. This park is habitat to 400 year-old Fir trees and narrow chutes that highlight intricate patterns in the pathway of water flow.
Lion's Gate Bridge / First Narrow Bridge	Lion's Gate Bridge / First Narrow Bridge - Connecting Northern Vancouver, West Vancouver and the Northern Vancouver district, this bridge is special due to the changing lanes it can implement through specific traffic lights. You have to be careful to avoid messy traffic tie-ups in this location.
Othello Tunnels	Othello Tunnels - The Othello tunnels were constructed by determined engineers and workers that served under the Kettle Valley Railway.
Boom Boats	Boom Boats - Acting like miniature boats mainly for environmental transportation, its high maneuverability is entertaining to watch.
Blackie Spit Park	Blackie Spit Park - Known as the Pacific Flyway, this vast and open location serves as a migratory path for birds extending from Alaska to the tip of South America.
Vulcan's Thumb	Vulcan's Thumb - A 2290-meter high cone-shaped volcano which is part of the pacific ring of fire.
White Rock	White Rock - Famous for a nice and long beach walk, climate still varies from season to season but the overall feel of it all is fascinating.
Central City	Central City - A shopping center packed with impressive architecture, it is a photographer's heaven.
Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve	Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve - With over 90 nests housing this great species, it offers one of the most spectacular sights in British Columbia.
Peaches and Crème Falls	Peaches and Crème Falls - With waterfalls dropping 210 meters in 7 different paths, you would be missing a lot if you fail to visit this location.
Hayward Lake Recreation Area	Hayward Lake Recreation Area - Not really open to the public but is significant with its part in the hydroelectric system, and is also rich to forestation and wildlife.
Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park	Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park - Only accessible via boat, this area acts a large habitat to both marine and forest life untouched by any human establishments.
Science World	Science World - An establishment that aims to educate children and tourists alike, the institution recently displayed "globes" that have been created by different people of different ages depicting their solutions for Global Warming.
Traboulay Trail	Traboulay Trail - Enveloped with natural scenery, this trail circles the city of Port Coquitlam.
Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park	Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park - Believed to welcome bald eagles that come early in the winter to enjoy the salmon popping out of Squamish River.
Sumas Substation	Sumas Substation - A subsidiary of the BC Electric Company, it used to give power to street cars that serviced people around the vicinity back in the 1920's
Collin's Overland Telegraph	Collin's Overland Telegraph - Part of a famous trail that carried its first message on news of Abraham Lincoln's death, this route has a multitude of historical values.
Nicola Valley	Nicola Valley - Contrary to the mountains and forests in BC, this vast and open space presents a different kind of natural splendor.
Union Bay	Union Bay - Founded in 1887 as an Oceanside community, it was primarily a port to support the coal trade from the Union Coal company.
Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park	Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park - With volcanic rock as surfaces for your travels, a hiker would love to move around and explore this area, with up-and-down paths that also make the place a visual masterpiece.
Terra Nova Rural Park	Terra Nova Rural Park - Definitely a delight since it just costs you quick drive to be in touch with an adequate natural reserve.
Craigellachie	Craigellachie - Named after a village in Scotland that is home to the first President of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Sir George Stephen, this site has maintained its aim to be a distinctive Canadian location.
Hedley	Hedley With a mining museum at the foot of Nickel Plate Mountain, Hedley shows to all the rich history of Canada in the Gold Rush era.
Addington Marsh	Addington Marsh - 7000-hectares large, this place is filled with hiking trails, viewing areas and of course a perfect fusion between wetlands and up-forest wildlife.
Pemberton Valley	Pemberton Val+A1:B51ley - Only reachable by car as recent as 1975, Pemberton Valley slows down the clock as it urges you to appreciate the ambiance and the simple joys of life.

Places to see	Description
Fort Langley	Fort Langley - Known as the birthplace of British Columbia, Fort Langley shows it cultural heritage by exhibiting artifacts, significant locations and events that made British Columbia what it is today.
Fort Heritage	Fort Heritage - Similar to that of Fort Langley, Fort Steele exudes a sense of heritage, making the location more inviting with RV parks and railway systems.
Barkerville	Barkerville - Not far from Fort Steele is the town of Barkerville. As it the served as the famous "GOLD RUSH"'s center.
Kelowna	Kelowna - Kelowna is a small town in British Columbia that is mainly known for having hot summers and gentle or warm winters. While a lot of activities can be done, the town maintains its popularity by boasting a quiet and relaxing atmosphere with good climate.
Burgaboss	The Bugaboos - Experience adrenaline pumping skiing and hiking while first riding a helicopter to the high points of this mountain.
Sun-Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden	Sun-Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden - From the city life, this location offers a taste of tranquility with its excellent accommodations. Peace can truly be attained as it is situated in the edge of Vancouver's china town.
Stanley Park	Stanley Park - This is one of the largest urban parks that North America has to offer. With a sea wall of up to 10-kilometers, biking along this path would be a pleasure to the senses.
Victoria	Victoria - Taking a "heli-jet" from downtown Vancouver is the way to go, to see this place's luster along with a rich tradition. Traditional afternoon tea parties are held at hotels as well as the presence of a field of flowers that can be enjoyed by everybody in the Butchart Gardens.
Tofino	Tofino - The wrath of nature looms large in this location as spectators enjoy storm watching at it's finest.
Pacific Rim National Park	Pacific Rim National Park - A rich ecosystem awaits, as this park offers a 75-kilometer walk along the west coast trail. Cliffs, beaches and forests are only a few of the sights available in this tourist-haven.
Queen Charlotte Islands	Queen Charlotte Islands - Renamed after being occupied by the Haidas of the native North American Indians, this place of history is best viewed along the constant ferry rides that are offered around the islands.
Kootenays	Kootenays - A different biking experience pampers each person who goes to the Kootenays since it provides a scenic back drop of glaciers, numerous lakes and forest life.
YOHO National Par	YOHO National Park - Home to the beautiful Lake O' Hara, this place is also a common habitat to a lot of Grizzly Bears.
Whistler Mountain	Whistler Mountain - Using the Via Ferrata, which is a route going to the mountain's summit, climbing is made easy through the safe and organized cables provided for beginners.
Painted Hills	Painted Hills - Just off the Cache Creek in Cariboo County, a glorious natural masterpiece nests on the location as your eyes will be indulged with the colorful sights of famed Painted Hills.
Yellowhead Pass	Yellowhead Pass - Originally planned for a path on the Canadian Pacific Railway, Yellowhead Pass is more known for connecting British Columbia to Alberta with a myriad of historical and natural locations.
Tunkwa National Park	Tunkwa National Park - This park separates itself by bragging an enjoyable rainbow trout fishing experience along with the pleasant wildlife around the vicinity.
Tipella	Tipella - Just outside Harrison River, Tipella is. presently a serene area, having quiet sceneries with pleasant back-drops of mountains.
The Canadian Rocky Mountains	The Canadian Rocky Mountains - Mostly seen or just heard of, the Rockies, which is filled with both hot springs and harsh snow storms, shows a world of difference in the wonders of nature when it is experienced first hand.
Shalath	Shalath - Home to the Bridge River Power Project which includes three small dams, four powerhouses and a main dam, this location is more famous with the term "the mission" as it serves as a mountain pass for Seton and Carpenter lakes.
Red Bridge, Keremenos	Red Bridge, Keremenos - Being built as early as 1907, this bridge used to be a railroad bridge, which is part of an intricate system of transportation. Today it is regarded as historical location and a constant aid to Canadian traffic moving out and about.
Mt. Robson Provincial Park	Mt. Robson Provincial Park - This is home to the highest mountain of the Rockies: Mt. Robson. Seeing its summit can only be possible through patience since clouds usually obstruct the view. If you get lucky, you're in for a visual treat.
Wells Gray National Park	Wells Gray National Park - Helmcken Falls is the fourth largest waterfall in Canada and can only be seen up close in Wells Gray National Park. What makes this special is the ice dome that is formed at the bottom due to the climate.
Brittania Heritage Shipyard	Brittania Heritage Shipyard - With the vast landscape, Brittania Heritage Shipyard turns back the clock and maintains canneries, boardwalks, saloons, hotels and gambling dens that were benchmarks of a old but rich era.
Cadborosaurus	Cadborosaurus - May it be an urban legend of a reality that has yet to be validated, the Cadborosaurus or "Caddy" is a creature said to be spotted of the coast of British Columbia in the past century, though it has been a long time, residents still fear or some are even excited to have Caddy appear again.
Cypress Falls Park	Cypress Falls Park - The Cypress falls are similar to the tranquil fall-to-stream moments we usually see on television. This park is habitat to 400 year-old Fir trees and narrow chutes that highlight intricate patterns in the pathway of water flow.
Lion's Gate Bridge / First Narrow Bridge	Lion's Gate Bridge / First Narrow Bridge - Connecting Northern Vancouver, West Vancouver and the Northern Vancouver district, this bridge is special due to the changing lanes it can implement through specific traffic lights. You have to be careful to avoid messy traffic tie-ups in this location.
Othello Tunnels	Othello Tunnels - The Othello tunnels were constructed by determined engineers and workers that served under the Kettle Valley Railway.
Boom Boats	Boom Boats - Acting like miniature boats mainly for environmental transportation, its high maneuverability is entertaining to watch.
Blackie Spit Park	Blackie Spit Park - Known as the Pacific Flyway, this vast and open location serves as a migratory path for birds extending from Alaska to the tip of South America.
Vulcan's Thumb	Vulcan's Thumb - A 2290-meter high cone-shaped volcano which is part of the pacific ring of fire.
White Rock	White Rock - Famous for a nice and long beach walk, climate still varies from season to season but the overall feel of it all is fascinating.
Central City	Central City - A shopping center packed with impressive architecture, it is a photographer's heaven.
Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve	Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve - With over 90 nests housing this great species, it offers one of the most spectacular sights in British Columbia.
Peaches and Crème Falls	Peaches and Crème Falls - With waterfalls dropping 210 meters in 7 different paths, you would be missing a lot if you fail to visit this location.
Hayward Lake Recreation Area	Hayward Lake Recreation Area - Not really open to the public but is significant with its part in the hydroelectric system, and is also rich to forestation and wildlife.
Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park	Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park - Only accessible via boat, this area acts a large habitat to both marine and forest life untouched by any human establishments.
Science World	Science World - An establishment that aims to educate children and tourists alike, the institution recently displayed "globes" that have been created by different people of different ages depicting their solutions for Global Warming.
Traboulay Trail	Traboulay Trail - Enveloped with natural scenery, this trail circles the city of Port Coquitlam.
Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park	Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park - Believed to welcome bald eagles that come early in the winter to enjoy the salmon popping out of Squamish River.
Sumas Substation	Sumas Substation - A subsidiary of the BC Electric Company, it used to give power to street cars that serviced people around the vicinity back in the 1920's
Collin's Overland Telegraph	Collin's Overland Telegraph - Part of a famous trail that carried its first message on news of Abraham Lincoln's death, this route has a multitude of historical values.
Nicola Valley	Nicola Valley - Contrary to the mountains and forests in BC, this vast and open space presents a different kind of natural splendor.
Union Bay	Union Bay - Founded in 1887 as an Oceanside community, it was primarily a port to support the coal trade from the Union Coal company.
Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park	Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park - With volcanic rock as surfaces for your travels, a hiker would love to move around and explore this area, with up-and-down paths that also make the place a visual masterpiece.
Terra Nova Rural Park	Terra Nova Rural Park - Definitely a delight since it just costs you quick drive to be in touch with an adequate natural reserve.
Craigellachie	Craigellachie - Named after a village in Scotland that is home to the first President of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Sir George Stephen, this site has maintained its aim to be a distinctive Canadian location.
Hedley	Hedley With a mining museum at the foot of Nickel Plate Mountain, Hedley shows to all the rich history of Canada in the Gold Rush era.
Addington Marsh	Addington Marsh - 7000-hectares large, this place is filled with hiking trails, viewing areas and of course a perfect fusion between wetlands and up-forest wildlife.
Pemberton Valley	Pemberton Val+A1:B51ley - Only reachable by car as recent as 1975, Pemberton Valley slows down the clock as it urges you to appreciate the ambiance and the simple joys of life.

Places to see	Description
Fort Langley	Fort Langley - Known as the birthplace of British Columbia, Fort Langley shows it cultural heritage by exhibiting artifacts, significant locations and events that made British Columbia what it is today.
Fort Heritage	Fort Heritage - Similar to that of Fort Langley, Fort Steele exudes a sense of heritage, making the location more inviting with RV parks and railway systems.
Barkerville	Barkerville - Not far from Fort Steele is the town of Barkerville. As it the served as the famous "GOLD RUSH"'s center.
Kelowna	Kelowna - Kelowna is a small town in British Columbia that is mainly known for having hot summers and gentle or warm winters. While a lot of activities can be done, the town maintains its popularity by boasting a quiet and relaxing atmosphere with good climate.
Burgaboss	The Bugaboos - Experience adrenaline pumping skiing and hiking while first riding a helicopter to the high points of this mountain.
Sun-Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden	Sun-Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden - From the city life, this location offers a taste of tranquility with its excellent accommodations. Peace can truly be attained as it is situated in the edge of Vancouver's china town.
Stanley Park	Stanley Park - This is one of the largest urban parks that North America has to offer. With a sea wall of up to 10-kilometers, biking along this path would be a pleasure to the senses.
Victoria	Victoria - Taking a "heli-jet" from downtown Vancouver is the way to go, to see this place's luster along with a rich tradition. Traditional afternoon tea parties are held at hotels as well as the presence of a field of flowers that can be enjoyed by everybody in the Butchart Gardens.
Tofino	Tofino - The wrath of nature looms large in this location as spectators enjoy storm watching at it's finest.
Pacific Rim National Park	Pacific Rim National Park - A rich ecosystem awaits, as this park offers a 75-kilometer walk along the west coast trail. Cliffs, beaches and forests are only a few of the sights available in this tourist-haven.
Queen Charlotte Islands	Queen Charlotte Islands - Renamed after being occupied by the Haidas of the native North American Indians, this place of history is best viewed along the constant ferry rides that are offered around the islands.
Kootenays	Kootenays - A different biking experience pampers each person who goes to the Kootenays since it provides a scenic back drop of glaciers, numerous lakes and forest life.
YOHO National Par	YOHO National Park - Home to the beautiful Lake O' Hara, this place is also a common habitat to a lot of Grizzly Bears.
Whistler Mountain	Whistler Mountain - Using the Via Ferrata, which is a route going to the mountain's summit, climbing is made easy through the safe and organized cables provided for beginners.
Painted Hills	Painted Hills - Just off the Cache Creek in Cariboo County, a glorious natural masterpiece nests on the location as your eyes will be indulged with the colorful sights of famed Painted Hills.
Yellowhead Pass	Yellowhead Pass - Originally planned for a path on the Canadian Pacific Railway, Yellowhead Pass is more known for connecting British Columbia to Alberta with a myriad of historical and natural locations.
Tunkwa National Park	Tunkwa National Park - This park separates itself by bragging an enjoyable rainbow trout fishing experience along with the pleasant wildlife around the vicinity.
Tipella	Tipella - Just outside Harrison River, Tipella is. presently a serene area, having quiet sceneries with pleasant back-drops of mountains.
The Canadian Rocky Mountains	The Canadian Rocky Mountains - Mostly seen or just heard of, the Rockies, which is filled with both hot springs and harsh snow storms, shows a world of difference in the wonders of nature when it is experienced first hand.
Shalath	Shalath - Home to the Bridge River Power Project which includes three small dams, four powerhouses and a main dam, this location is more famous with the term "the mission" as it serves as a mountain pass for Seton and Carpenter lakes.
Red Bridge, Keremenos	Red Bridge, Keremenos - Being built as early as 1907, this bridge used to be a railroad bridge, which is part of an intricate system of transportation. Today it is regarded as historical location and a constant aid to Canadian traffic moving out and about.
Mt. Robson Provincial Park	Mt. Robson Provincial Park - This is home to the highest mountain of the Rockies: Mt. Robson. Seeing its summit can only be possible through patience since clouds usually obstruct the view. If you get lucky, you're in for a visual treat.
Wells Gray National Park	Wells Gray National Park - Helmcken Falls is the fourth largest waterfall in Canada and can only be seen up close in Wells Gray National Park. What makes this special is the ice dome that is formed at the bottom due to the climate.
Brittania Heritage Shipyard	Brittania Heritage Shipyard - With the vast landscape, Brittania Heritage Shipyard turns back the clock and maintains canneries, boardwalks, saloons, hotels and gambling dens that were benchmarks of a old but rich era.
Cadborosaurus	Cadborosaurus - May it be an urban legend of a reality that has yet to be validated, the Cadborosaurus or "Caddy" is a creature said to be spotted of the coast of British Columbia in the past century, though it has been a long time, residents still fear or some are even excited to have Caddy appear again.
Cypress Falls Park	Cypress Falls Park - The Cypress falls are similar to the tranquil fall-to-stream moments we usually see on television. This park is habitat to 400 year-old Fir trees and narrow chutes that highlight intricate patterns in the pathway of water flow.
Lion's Gate Bridge / First Narrow Bridge	Lion's Gate Bridge / First Narrow Bridge - Connecting Northern Vancouver, West Vancouver and the Northern Vancouver district, this bridge is special due to the changing lanes it can implement through specific traffic lights. You have to be careful to avoid messy traffic tie-ups in this location.
Othello Tunnels	Othello Tunnels - The Othello tunnels were constructed by determined engineers and workers that served under the Kettle Valley Railway.
Boom Boats	Boom Boats - Acting like miniature boats mainly for environmental transportation, its high maneuverability is entertaining to watch.
Blackie Spit Park	Blackie Spit Park - Known as the Pacific Flyway, this vast and open location serves as a migratory path for birds extending from Alaska to the tip of South America.
Vulcan's Thumb	Vulcan's Thumb - A 2290-meter high cone-shaped volcano which is part of the pacific ring of fire.
White Rock	White Rock - Famous for a nice and long beach walk, climate still varies from season to season but the overall feel of it all is fascinating.
Central City	Central City - A shopping center packed with impressive architecture, it is a photographer's heaven.
Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve	Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve - With over 90 nests housing this great species, it offers one of the most spectacular sights in British Columbia.
Peaches and Crème Falls	Peaches and Crème Falls - With waterfalls dropping 210 meters in 7 different paths, you would be missing a lot if you fail to visit this location.
Hayward Lake Recreation Area	Hayward Lake Recreation Area - Not really open to the public but is significant with its part in the hydroelectric system, and is also rich to forestation and wildlife.
Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park	Sandy Island Provincial Marine Park - Only accessible via boat, this area acts a large habitat to both marine and forest life untouched by any human establishments.
Science World	Science World - An establishment that aims to educate children and tourists alike, the institution recently displayed "globes" that have been created by different people of different ages depicting their solutions for Global Warming.
Traboulay Trail	Traboulay Trail - Enveloped with natural scenery, this trail circles the city of Port Coquitlam.
Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park	Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park - Believed to welcome bald eagles that come early in the winter to enjoy the salmon popping out of Squamish River.
Sumas Substation	Sumas Substation - A subsidiary of the BC Electric Company, it used to give power to street cars that serviced people around the vicinity back in the 1920's
Collin's Overland Telegraph	Collin's Overland Telegraph - Part of a famous trail that carried its first message on news of Abraham Lincoln's death, this route has a multitude of historical values.
Nicola Valley	Nicola Valley - Contrary to the mountains and forests in BC, this vast and open space presents a different kind of natural splendor.
Union Bay	Union Bay - Founded in 1887 as an Oceanside community, it was primarily a port to support the coal trade from the Union Coal company.
Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park	Enderby Cliffs Provincial Park - With volcanic rock as surfaces for your travels, a hiker would love to move around and explore this area, with up-and-down paths that also make the place a visual masterpiece.
Terra Nova Rural Park	Terra Nova Rural Park - Definitely a delight since it just costs you quick drive to be in touch with an adequate natural reserve.
Craigellachie	Craigellachie - Named after a village in Scotland that is home to the first President of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Sir George Stephen, this site has maintained its aim to be a distinctive Canadian location.
Hedley	Hedley With a mining museum at the foot of Nickel Plate Mountain, Hedley shows to all the rich history of Canada in the Gold Rush era.
Addington Marsh	Addington Marsh - 7000-hectares large, this place is filled with hiking trails, viewing areas and of course a perfect fusion between wetlands and up-forest wildlife.
Pemberton Valley	Pemberton Val+A1:B51ley - Only reachable by car as recent as 1975, Pemberton Valley slows down the clock as it urges you to appreciate the ambiance and the simple joys of life.