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When the snow beings to blow many people pack away their hiking gear for the season or take out their snowshoes and head for the mountains. In years past I have always driven to the mountains for my winter adventures. Manning Park and the Coquihalla have been my regular winter destinations for skiing or snowshoeing. Recently I have been exploring some of my summertime and closer-to-home routes as winter options. Read more.

This spectacular road odyssey of Northern British Columbia takes you through untamed wilderness and stunning mountain ranges unique to the immense region. Plan for eight to fourteen days of adventure, as you drive on the Yellowhead Highway 16, to the Northern British Columbia east-west corridor, north on the Stewart Cassiar Highway 37 (which cuts through the scenically stunning Coast Mountains), and finally south on the legendary Alaska Highway 97, which contains historic towns surrounded by dramatic landscape. Read more

Northern Vancouver Island is the perfect place for a road trip if you are looking to unwind away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Spend time walking the many oceanfront paths, test your luck by dropping a line off one of the piers, and embrace history and small town charm at the local museums. If you leave the mindset of “seeing everything” at home, you will be rewarded with rich experiences that you are unlikely to find in any guidebook. Read more.

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Locate RV Parks, members of the BC Lodging and Campgrounds Association, catering to the services the RVer expects such as full hookups, 50 amp or pull-thrus.

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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 in Wells Gray. Read more.

There is nothing better than a snowy, sunny Okanagan day to entice you to get your snowshoes out and hit the trails! We often think that snowshoeing is just for the winter months but as we start to head towards spring, you can find some great snowy trails through March and sometimes into early April. Read more.

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