What to do in Columbia-Shuswap Regional District

Specializing in challenging terrain and steep slopes, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort attracts beginner to expert skiers from all over the world. It is set along the ridges of an immense valley in Golden, British Columbia. Enjoy the sublime views of alpine forest stretched over this mountainous region.

Yoho National Park encompasses a section of the Canadian Rockies, where jagged mountain peaks zigzag into pristine river valleys. Discover astonishing lookouts, geological wonders and tranquil forests as you drive, hike or ski through the landscape. Covering an area of 507 square miles (1,313 square kilometers), Yoho National Park packs heritage sites, fascinating fossil deposits and 28 peaks over 9,800 feet (3,000 meters) into its UNESCO World Heritage-listed expanse.

Glacier National Park was called the “Backbone Of The World” by Native Americans. Having been established all the way back in 1886, it is one of Canada’s oldest national parks. The park was of course named after the very glaciers that carved out its unique landscape, but you’ll find it has a wide range of landscapes and environments.

Three Valley Gap Ghost Town is a recreated heritage town, set beside the Three Valley Lake Chateau on the shore of the Three Valley Lake. As well as the heritage town display, there is also an Antique Auto Museum, a Railway Roundhouse and gift shop to browse.

Wander among the Enchanted Forest's ancient cedar trees to discover an enthralling world of heroes, villains and fantastical beings from folk stories, nursery rhymes and fairytales. The old growth forest is filled with more than 350 colorful figurines as well as a huge tree house, castle and dungeon.

Mount Revelstoke National Park is a mixture of forest, meadows and rugged peaks. With paved roads and boardwalk trails set in 100 square miles (260 square kilometers), it is a natural wonderland that is easily accessible to everyone.