British Columbia

British Columbia: where nature meets zen, perfect for those who wonder where to travel to for rugged coastlines, ancient forests, cultural experiences, and local cuisine.

BC offers a wealth of things to do that inspire and uplift. From serene island retreats to lively cultural hubs, this province provides a good balance of adventure and tranquility. 

Looking for a place to start your next chapter? Check out our stories below about the meaningful and refreshing experiences and activities you can embark on in British Columbia. 

Snowshoe through past, present, future in Quesnel, Wells

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For centuries, snowshoeing has been a winter tradition for Indigenous people in northern BC. Learn...

Head north for Nordic bliss on Quesnel-Wells cross-country ski trails

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Experience the calm of cross-country skiing in Quesnel-Wells, Northern BC’s winter gem. With groomed...

Three stars guide Huu-ay-aht Nation in preserving dark sky, culture

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As darkness shrinks globally, Huu-ay-aht First Nations celebrates and strives to preserve the dark...

Port Alberni British Columbia River Viewpoint Closer ZenSeekers Tom Powell

Watch salmon run, connect to nature and community in Alberni Valley

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In the Alberni Valley, the salmon run offers a chance for visitors to connect to nature and the...

Tsawaak RV Resort Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks Tofino Vancouver Island BC

Rethinking wilderness in the ancient gardens of Tla-o-qui-aht, Ahousaht First Nations

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"There are a lot of concepts in English that don't fit this part of the world at all. And wilderness...

Connect with the Spirit of the Lightning Serpent at Tin Wis Resort

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Why is there a Serpent in the Tla-o-qui-aht logo? Find out this October at Tin Wis Resort, at the...

Immerse in whale watching, Indigenous culture in nature's home, North Vancouver Island

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Wild salmon jumping, whales breaching before your eyes and bears potentially around any bend...

Learn Tla-o-qui-aht ways at Tin Wis Resort

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Learn how to weave a cedar rose at Tin Wis Resort, in a cedar weaving workshop lead by Tla-o-qui-aht...

Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation history from 1811 to War in the Woods

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Imagine your visit to Tofino and Vancouver Island involves passing through an international border...

Stretch your legs, heart and mind in Port Alberni

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Make a stop over in Port Alberni—at the head of Vancouver Island's longest Inlet, among sweeping...

Meet the souls who bring the soul to North Okanagan

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Trails, bands and artisans in the North Okanagan fill Vernon, SilverStar and Lumby with a vibe you...

Take a hike on the West Coast Trail via Nitinaht Lake Campground

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Camping at Nitinaht Campground opens the doors of possibility for adventure with hiking and walking...

Women of Tla-o-qui-aht power Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation’s naaʔuu

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Meet the women of Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation’s naaʔuu, seeing through their dreams while helping to...

North of the Sea to Sky awaits the Road Less Travelled

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There is a road trip waiting North of the Sea to Sky Highway and it’s not only going to take you on...

The Colours of naaʔuu : Ivy Cargill-Martin Profile

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Meet Ivy Cargill-Martin, the Tla-o-qui-aht multidisciplinary artist, as well as the art director of...

Summer weather outlook: 2024 forecast trending hot, dry but relief may be on way

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Looking at weather trends into summer 2024, the hot, smoky summer of 2023 and record-warm winter...

Ride with T̓iick̓in Ebikes, for Indigenous culture, nature experiences in Tofino, Ucluelet

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For the Taylor family’s T̓iick̓in Ebikes, your rental includes a ride through some of the world’s...

naaʔuu feast puts traditional Tla-o-qui-aht food on culinary map

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Roberta Tom is on a mission. You may know other world cuisines, but Tom wants to introduce the...