Stop by the Trail Visitor Centre.  We can give you some suggestions to make your visit to Greater Trail a memorable one!

Come experience the breathtaking natural beauty of the Creston Valley, located in the heart of British Columbia’s Kootenay region. With majestic mountains, winding rivers, serene lakes, and vibrant wetlands, the Creston Valley area offers unforgettable experiences. Explore scenic trails and rich wetlands or paddle along tranquil waterways. Visit bustling farmers markets, fruit stands, and farms, …

Known as “Your Place for All Seasons” and the “Southern Gateway to the Colville National Forest”, Chewelah has the small-town charm that people fall in love with. Just 45 minutes north of Spokane and 70 miles south of the Canadian border on Hwy 395, Chewelah is an easy get away with a lot to offer. …

Visit our beautiful corner of Northeast Washington to discover all that we have to offer.   We welcome you to the friendly towns of Metaline Falls, Metaline (only 3 miles south of Metaline Falls) and Ione full of small town charm and fantastic outdoor paradise.

The mission of the Spokane Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau is to effectively market Spokane as a desirable convention and visitor destination, creating positive economic growth for Spokane. Check our web site for detailed information on the Spokane area, including attractions, calendar of events, etc. The SRCVB also maintains a Visitor Information Center at 201 …

The historic and scenic downtown is nestled between State highway 41 and its beautiful namesake- Spirit Lake. Besides being wonderful place to live, Spirit Lake is the ideal location for every type of outdoor and water sports activity.  Plus, ample trailhead parking is available right downtown making a visit to the area merchants and restaurants a …

The Kootenay Lake Chamber of Commerce invites you to “explore the shore.” The chamber is a diverse group of area businesses connected for the common goal of promotion and vitality of the economy of the East Shore of Kootenay Lake. The Kootenay Lake Valley is a little-known treasure. Off the beaten tourist routes and relatively …

Two mountain ranges, six communities, and one awesome experience of culture, outdoors and relaxation. Come discover the East Shore from Wynndel to Riondel, cross the glacial-fed Kootenay Lake over to Balfour, on a free ferry, and journey along the shoreline to Ainsworth Hot Springs, Kaslo, North Kootenay Lake and Nelson BC. These communities offer arts, culture, …

For the first time visitor to Nelson, there are so many things to see and do that it’s no wonder people come back-you can’t do it all in one visit. With some 350 heritage buildings, stunning geography, and a thriving arts community, Nelson has storybook charm combined with cosmopolitan sophistication. Skiing the powder at Whitewater …

Get Hooked on Castlegar! The Castlegar & District Chamber of Commerce encourages a business climate that enables their membership and community to prosper. As operators of the local Visitor Information Centre, their friendly, knowledgeable staff can assist you in planning your visit, from dining to accommodations, and provide information about local attractions, recreation opportunities and …