If you’re looking for an adventure filled with big nature, incredible wildlife viewing, and rich Indigenous culture, this is a must-do trip to add to your list. As you journey north the trees grow taller, the rivers are more plentiful, and towns are smaller and more spaced out. #ExploreBC.

There is plenty to see and do in and around Smithers. Hiking trails and stunning views abound. Hudson Bay Glacier and Twin Falls rise in the distance. Watch fishermen with long poles dip-net for salmon at Witset Falls. Stop at Driftwood Canyon Provincial Park for a picnic by the creek and a walk into the canyon to see fossils. Wander around Smithers and visit the Sausage Factory, Paul's Bakery or Smithers Brewery. Read more.

Plan a wonderful getaway this fall to explore British Columbia’s Mountain Playground. Enjoy a fun-filled vacation - the Kootenay Rockies has so much to offer. For trip planning, travel offers and things to do, visit www.kootenayrockies.com. Also, check out KootenayBrochures.ca and BCRailTrails.com

September is peak time for apple picking season. Discover the Gulf Islands’ rich history as the once top apple-producing region in British Columbia. A visit to Roesland and Shingle Bay orchards on Pender Island will make sure to satisfy your apple-loving taste buds. You can also find multiple camping options such as Prior Centennial Campground in Gulf Islands National Park Reserve. Apple-picking within the park reserve is subject to conditions. Learn more.

Unlike team sports like basketball or hockey, hiking and camping have no rulebook. But there are several unwritten rules of hiking etiquette that keep everyone happy and safe while protecting the wilderness too. Keep these camping and hiking etiquette tips in mind so we can all share the trails. Read more.

Right around the corner, Canadian campgrounds coast-to-coast will participate in the 2021 Canadian Camping Appreciation Weekend September 10-12. This year the COVID-19 Pandemic and current BC wildfire emergency situation has affected campground enrollment but we encourage you to visit the campgrounds that did volunteer to participate, and anticipate to be back to more normal operations in 2022.

We are looking for storytellers who would like to share some of their best British Columbia travel and camping experiences. If you have some great stories to share contact us for more information.