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Selkirk Mountains, Baldface Lodge
Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park, established in 1922, is one of British Columbia’s oldest provincial parks, spanning 32,035 hectares in the Selkirk Mountains of the West Kootenays, just east of the Okanagan on Highway 3 and 6. Between Kootenay and Slocan Lakes, located north of Nelson, is this rugged wilderness area known for its stunning alpine…
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South Okanagan Valley Wine Appellations
Okanagan Valley, south vineyards stretch from the USA and Canadian boarder towns, Oroville and Osoyoos, north along Highway 97 and Black Sage Road to Oliver and Penticton. As a prominent wine region and premier appellation in British Columbia, the Okanagan Wine Trail is a famous inland route to the Fraser Canyon from the Lower Columbia region o f…
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Vancouver Cafés & Coffee Shops
Vancouver city has a vibrant coffee scene shaped by European Café influences and American handmade passion for specialty roasting. In modern fashion, the American Coffee Trail has persisted in perfection of heritage, practice, and traditions. Pacific West Coast coffee connoisseurs keeping generations of small batch coffee farming and roasting inline with modern service with traditional…
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Fraser Valley Wine Appellations
On the Salish Coast, British Columbia’s Fraser Valley is the Pacific Northwest wine region of Canada, lined with rivers and canyons among the vast volcanic mountains. The Fraser Valley Geographical Indication (GI) is a Protected Geographical wine region characterized for its cool-climate viticulture and proximity to the city of Vancouver. A regional area within the…
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British Columbia Powder Highway
British Columbia is famed among the mountaineers for its steep decent’s from high alpine peaks to hot spring river valleys. In addition to to it’s cool coastal climates, heavy rainfall showers the western ranges with bottomless wet snow in the winter and *champagne powder in the interior regions with its semi dry climates. from the…
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British Columbian Wine Appellations
Wine regions of North America and the Pacific Rim of Canada. Wine Routes in British Columbia roll from Island Valley’s over vast sea landscapes of the Pacific Northwest Coast Mountains through river canyons to the interiors of the highlands and lowlands of Canada’s premier wine regions. BC’s vineyards and winery estates are some of the…
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