In this post, you’ll find information about three fabulous day trips that include everything from ancient ecosystems to pebbly beaches, butterfly sanctuaries to totem poles, and so much more. These day trips have a little something for everyone, making them ideal for families of all ages!
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Autumn is almost upon us here on the west coast, but I wanted to get one last summer-themed British Columbia post in before we can say that it’s officially fall. In this article, I’m highlighting eight different things that you can do should you choose to visit Nanaimo in the summer months!
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If you find yourself in the Parksville area, checking out this annual exhibition is a fun way to spend an hour and can easily be combined with a walk along the adjacent boardwalk or an afternoon spent beach-combing.
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A popular summer tourist attraction two hours east of Vancouver, British Columbia, the Othello Tunnels consist of a straight line of tunnels and bridges cutting through the picturesque Coquihalla Gorge. Open annually to visitors from May to October.
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Located in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Minter Country Garden is an abundant garden store spread out over 18 acres. Even if you weren’t blessed with a green thumb, visiting Minter Country Garden makes for a nice outing simply to enjoy the vast array of plants and to soak up the rainbow of colors on display from the blooming flowers.
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Rows upon rows of tulips in majestic magenta, bright white, hot pink, cheery yellow, and so many more colors can be found blooming each April at the Chilliwack Tulip Festival, located only an hour’s drive outside of Vancouver. Wandering among the many rows of tulips makes for a lovely spring outing for the whole family to enjoy!
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There are several hot springs worth visiting in the Kootenays (a mountainous region of southeastern British Columbia, Canada), but Ainsworth Hot Springs stands out as one of the best for a few reasons. This article explores why Ainsworth Hot Springs is a perfect weekend getaway for B.C. travelers.
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For a quick family-friendly winter activity in the Okanagan Valley, look no further than Silver Sage Stables in Coldstream, B.C. (just 10 minutes outside of Vernon). This December they offered guests the opportunity to ride in horse-drawn sleighs across snowy fields, while enjoying the winter landscape.
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The Rocky Mountains are arguably Canada’s most famous and most beloved natural attraction, both by foreign visitors and locals. The impressive snowy peaks, turquoise lakes, local wildlife, and postcard views make the Rockies a year round destination where you’ll always have something left to explore.
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If you’re headed off on a road trip through the Rocky Mountains, you’re guaranteed to experience unforgettable natural scenery, wildlife sightings, mountain town hospitality, and plenty of outdoor activities, no matter the season. To help you feel more prepared so you can truly enjoy your trip, here are 25 essential items you shouldn’t leave home without!
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With its incredible vegan dishes and warm atmosphere, the contemporary Moth Cafe located just outside of downtown Edmonton, Alberta left me feeling nourished and more than content by the time I had finished brunching there. While it may be a vegan eatery, it doesn't mean you need to be a vegan to enjoy their healthy plates and creative (and extensive) drink menu.
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The Icefields Parkway, a 232 km driving tour through some of the most impressive landscapes in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, is a stunning introduction for those planning their first trip to this region of the world. To give you an idea of the main stops along the way, here is a handy guide on how you can spend one day touring the Icefields Parkway.
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