The Kootenay-Columbia Discovery Centre offers wetland education and awareness programs at the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area  – a 17,000 acre internationally recognized wetland habitat. The Centre is open seasonally from May to October offering guided canoe and walking tours and special events and programs. The Kootenay- Columbia Discovery Centre Society works to promote environmental …

Located in the heart of downtown, The Adventure Hotel brings a modern, euro-style aesthetic to the heritage capital of British Columbia. We’re the perfect base for your next tourism adventure: from ziplining to backcountry touring to a motorcycle tour around Kokanee Glacier. Whether it’s upscale casual dining in Louie’s Steakhouse, catching the game with friends in …

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 …

Kaslo is nestled on the western shore of magnificent Kootenay Lake and sheltered between the spectacular Selkirk and Purcell mountain ranges. Kaslo’s range of business and services, wide variety of clubs, organizations and cultural societies are sure to provide just what you are looking for. Be sure to visit Kaslo during May Days celebration on …

Davis Creek is a smaller campground with 32 sites situated on the north-western shore of Kootenay Lake, 5 kms apart, 25 Km (16 miles) north of Kaslo off Hwy. 31. Known for outstanding views of the Purcell mountain range with lakeview, sheltered campsites that provide a million dollar view. This park has recently undergone a …

When making plans to visit the West Kootenays located in beautiful southeastern British Columbia let the Best Western Plus Columbia River Hotel look after all of your lodging and food and beverage needs. The Best Western Plus Columbia River Hotel is located in downtown Trail, British Columbia. Our hotel property features: Columbia Steakhouse & Bar, …

The Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area is a 17,000 acre internationally recognized Ramsar site and home to close to 400 species of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish species.  There are over 30 kilometres of dike trails that are open year round with two observation towers to visit. Recreational activities such as hiking, biking, bird …

Three-bedroom chalets, motel rooms, serviced RV sites and camping, all situated in a majestic cedar forest. Close to sandy beaches, artisans and world class golf. Golf packages available.

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 …

Rossland is located in the beautiful Kootenay Rockies Region of British Columbia, and is home of Red Mountain Resort and Big Red Cats, the world’s largest cat skiing operation. With the addition of Grey Mountain at RED Mountain we now have one of the biggest ski resorts in western Canada. Located on the Powder Highway, …