For $4,410 per guest, you can stay at this Haida Gwaii floating lodge — once it’s towed there
Beyond Whistler and Blackcomb, huts are being built where the hardiest skiers can stay
Celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Alaska Highway
Release your inner cowboy at a British Columbia guest ranch
Visit the Kootenay Rockies for an epic mountain biking experience
Get off the beaten path: camping in Northern British Columbia
You can be completely alone in the vast wilderness of Northern B.C. Continue reading
Visit B.C.’s Interior for an authentic Indigenous experience
Not only does Indigenous tourism offer authentic cultural experiences, it also promotes education, understanding and reconciliation. Continue reading
There’s an underground world of caves on Vancouver Island, and they’re yours to discover
Caves represent one of the last frontiers of exploration. Continue reading
Take a self-guided food or craft beer tour this spring so you don’t miss the best of the season
“There are so many wonderful food, wine and beer festivals around the province ranging in size from multiday events with many hundreds of attendees to small community celebrations.” Continue reading
Take a trip to the past in a historic B.C. town
Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a fun family adventure, there’s much to be discovered in these five historic towns. Continue reading
Canada’s first pod hotel to open this summer in Whistler
The pod hotel features stacked sleeping chambers, big enough for one or two people. Continue reading
Explore B.C.’s Small Towns
Point yourself in just about any direction in the province of British Columbia and you’ll find a town to suit your tastes. Continue reading
