Built in 1896, the Ymir Hotel is one of the oldest remaining buildings in the region, and has the distinction of being the oldest continuous operating hotel / inn establishment in the Kootenays. The pub hosts a Sunday Jam every Sunday at 4 p.m. We offer ski & stay packages, golf packages and we also …

Sculpturewalk is an outdoor exhibit of original sculptures by local and international artists, located on a pleasant walking tour in downtown Castlegar. Now in its 13th anniversary year, our 2023 program brings 32 sculptures to the city.

Scottie’s RV Park & Campground is situated among grassed sites with lots of shade trees with 44 full/partial RV hook-ups; pull-throughs for big rigs; tenting; cable/wireless internet; flush toilets; free hot showers; laundry; ice; fax service; pay phone; golf discounts; pets welcome. Our park is convenient, peaceful, and clean. We’re only minutes away from downtown …

Syringa Provincial Park is a 19 Kms, 25 minute drive from Castlegar, British Columbia and is 10 minutes past the Hugh Keenleyside Dam on Broadwater Road, a paved highway. Nestled between the Monashee and the Selkirk mountain ranges the park encompasses 4417 hectares. It is situated at the southeast end on the shores of the …

Make Yourself at Home A newly designed extended stay, all-suite boutique hote, in the heart of downtown Trail along the mighty Columbia River. Enjoy cozy, extended-stay suites complete with full kitchens and all the comforts of home. Wake up to stunning riverside views, with everything you need for a productive or relaxing day. Several high-quality, …

Stay in our Lodges, located course-side: private balconies overlooking the glacier and mountains and just a chip shot from the first tee. These spacious rooms have two queens with satellite TV, fridge, coffee maker, and hair dryers. “Well done casual” – that’s the Kokanee style. When in the Crawford bay area the “Place for Beef” …

This unusual roadside attraction was built from over half a million discarded embalming fluid bottles. Tours of the estate are available seven days a week– May through Canadian Thanksgiving in October. Gift shop also located on the property. Located 25 miles north of Creston (approximately 3 km south of Boswell) enroute to the Kootenay Lake …

Come explore Sandon’s fascinating history at the Sandon Historical Society’s Sandon Museum. Open 7 days a week 10a.m.-5p, July-September. “Perserving the past for tomorrow and today.” Known in the 1890s as the Monte Carlo of North America, the City of Sandon lies in the Selkirk Mountain Range high in the heart of the Silvery Slocan. …

Visit the Osprey Snack Bar and enjoy the “Best Food on the Lake” located on board the OSPREY 2000 Ferry. The Osprey 2000 Ferry sails between Balfour and Kootenay Bay BC on the beautiful Kootenay Lake. Open daily at 6:30 a.m. for breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, and more.

If you want to step back in time, enjoy history, need information about the Gray Creek Pass or the area in general, stop at Kootenay Lake’s oldest general store on Chainsaw Avenue; a prominent service center since 1913 for the East Shore offering a selection of Fireplaces, Wood Stoves, and Chainsaws. In addition to a …