One of our finest park campsites is Herald Provincial Park. It has a well-designed campsite, with long beaches, fine trails, and lots of forest for both privacy and noise-buffering. For hikers too, there are a number of trails to explore. … Continue reading →
The hike along the Adams River Trail is an enjoyable walk in any season, but in late spring we can witness the meltwaters surging through the canyon and we can enjoy the wildflowers along both sides of the trail. … Continue reading →
The South Thompson River flows past the City of Kamloops on its way to join the ocean at the Coast and we know that the river’s waters come from Shuswap Lake (through Little River and Little Shuswap Lake), but the … Continue reading →
A drive high up into the Shuswap Highlands followed by a hike along a good track to alpine meadows… Wildflowers in bloom and views in every direction… This is an area popular for snowmobiling and is also accessed by motorbikes … Continue reading →
At the head of the Salmon Arm of Shuswap Lake, Bastion Mountain’s cliffs loom over the lake. From the top of the bluffs there is an unimpeded view of Sunnybrae, Skimikin, Shuswap Lake, Mount Ida, the Fly Hills, and the … Continue reading →
