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Pass through the Gateway to the Rockies and let the adventure begin, this is Kicking Horse Country where a whole world of outdoor adventure and recreation converges around the exciting mountain community of Golden, B.C.
The gorgeous British Columbia Rockies (The B.C. Rockies) are home to four of Canada's National Parks - Kootenay, Yoho, Glacier and Mount Revelstoke. As well as being a beautiful area for summer vacations, it has outstanding facilities for many sorts of winter activities.
As the sun slowly sets over Fernie, the shadow of the Ghost Rider appears on
Mount Hosmer—just one of the reminders of an “Indian curse” that plagued the
valley for decades.
But despite this curse, to which many of the town's catastrophes are attributed,
Fernie has transformed itself into a prosperous, albeit smaller, tourist haven.
Best known for its ski resort with some of the deepest powder around, Fernie
is a four-season destination that also offers legendary
fishing, mountain
biking, golfing and hiking.
And while there is large-scale resort accommodations, chain restaurants and condo developments, a significant portion of Fernie remains untouched by
the modern world.
The resort town of Kimberley is located in the southeast corner of British Columbia, Canada, nestled between the Purcell and B.C. Rockies. Once known only as a simple mining town, Kimberley has transformed itself into a thriving community with a steady tourist stream. Its proximity to lakes and rivers make for some of the best fishing, canoeing and rafting in the area. Due to the mountainous terrain, there is wealth of challenging golf courses and hiking trails, as well as world-class skiing at Kimberley Alpine Resort. Known for its European flair and Bavarian theme, Kimberley was named the Bavarian City of the Rockies in the early 1970s.
Home to the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the first North American ski jump and a gold rush that was worth about 3 million dollars, the community of Revelstoke is a place that celebrates its diverse past and present. Surrounded by mountains and the world’s only temperate inland rainforest, Revelstoke is also an all season destination that offers
Thompson-Okanagan is a region of great variety. People who live here can't imagine why anyone would want to go anywhere else, and after a visit you may ask yourself the same question.
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