Sunshine Coast of British Columbia

It is a bit of a cliché, but the Sunshine Coast really is British Columbia’s best-kept secret, stretching along 112 mile (180km) of land from Langdale to Lund with many quaint, tiny coastal communities in between and of course sun.  Located just north of Vancouver, the majestic old growth forests and mountain and ocean vistas […]

Whistler & The Coastal Range of British Columbia

Summer time hiking in Whistler is nothing short of breathtaking.  – stunning mountain views, shimmering turquoise lakes and cool, dense forests.  We will explore the Fitzsimmons Range of the Coast Mountains, hike in the Cheakamus River valley and visit neighboring Garibaldi Provincial Park.  We will walk among soaring snow-capped peaks, emerald blue lakes, wildflower studded meadows, […]

Selkirk – Kootenay Mountains Cycling

Cycle the Columbia River Watershed The Columbia/Kootenay watershed is one of the world’s great river networks and by far the largest in the Pacific Northwest.  It ranks as the greatest source of hydroelectric power in North America and it carves its course through some of the continent’s most spectacular landscape.  “Super, Natural British Columbia” is […]

Mt. Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, Canada

The History of Canada’s Glacier National Park is tied closely to the development of the transcontinental railroad. As the Canadian Pacific forged westward over and beyond the Rocky Mount barrier, the region’s breathtaking beauty provided a compelling incentive to pursue the economic potential that tourism would bring to the region. Lodges, hotels and other tourist […]