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Wells Gray Provincial Park in the interior of British Columbia is a hikers’ paradise. From short hikes to breathtaking waterfalls to multi-day backcountry excursions, there is a hike for everyone. Wells Gray’s Trophy Meadow trail has massive bang for your hiking buck. Trophy Mountain is one of the most readily accessible sub-alpine meadows in British Columbia, up there with Manning Park’s sub-alpine meadows and Mt. Revelstoke National Park’s Meadows in the Sky Parkway. Read more.

The Kettle Valley Railway hangs on to the side of mountains and straddles deep valleys providing the traveller with amazing scenery and spectacular views.

Considered an engineering marvel, this historic railway, built in the early 1900s, has long been out of service, but it still draws visitors eager to explore the southern part of the Okanagan. Over the years parts of the railway bed have been converted to trails that are highly popular with both cyclists and hikers. Read more.

The gently rolling plains and golden wheat fields of the beautiful Peace River provides a very different backdrop to the stunning mountains that British Columbia is famous for. Lakes and rivers are scattered throughout the Peace River region which also offers some of the most beautiful stretches of highway in British Columbia. With its unique scenery and vast resources, the Peace River District prides itself on standing out from the rest of British Columbia. Read more.

View the digital flipbook version of 2022/23 Super Camping/Select Lodging British Columbia, or go to the App store and download the SCBC app to go. In June the printed guide can be picked up at Visitor Centres that are open in British Columbia. Over 200 listings to help you with your camping, RVing and lodging plans. #SuperCampingBC.

The Camper’s Code is a collaborative campaign started in 2021 by a dozen BC-based organizations who believe deeply in the responsibility of every single person to create a safe, enjoyable, respectful camping experience for all —people, wildlife and nature. The Camper’s Code is comprised of nine easy-to-follow rules: Respect Wildlife, Take Only Photos, Control Your Pets, Store Food Safely, Don’t Litter, Practice Fire Safety and Plan Ahead and Be Prepared, Respect Others and Respect Staff and Signs. Take the pledge today.