| The
Islands - Vancouver Island and the BC Gulf Islands |
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Full
of beauty and natural splendour, the islands
offer magnificent rain forests, towering mountains,
sparkling blue seas, remote shell beaches,
and secluded bays. Vancouver Island is the
jewel of the Pacific Northwest and Canada,
matched only by the cool Mediterranean climate,
and pastoral vistas of the Gulf Islands. |
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 Ash
River
Burman
River
Campbell
River
Chemainus
River
Cluxewe
River
Cowichan
River
Englishman
River
Gold
River
Gordon
River
Harris
River
Heber
River
Little
Qualicum River
Mahatta
River
Megin
River
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Nanaimo
River
Nimpkish
River
Nitinat
River
Oyster
River
Puntledge
River
Qualicum
River
Quatse
River
Quinsam
River
Salmon
River
San
Juan River
Sooke
River
Stamp/Sproat/Somass
River
White
River
Woss
River |
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| Vancouver,
Whistler and the Coast Mountain Region |
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Backdropped
by the Evergreen Coast Mountains, Vancouver
is one of the most desirable cities on the
planet to explore. Sea to Sky Country offers
quiet hikes through deep forests, and world-famous
Whistler. And then there's the Mighty Fraser
Country, one of the world's greatest salmon-producing
river systems. |
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Birkenhead
River
Bridge
River
Capilano
River
Cheakamus
River
Chehalis
River
Chilliwack
River
Eldred
River |
Fraser
River
Lillooet
River
Nahatlatch
River
Seymour
River
Squamish
River
Theodosia
River |
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| Thompson
Okanagan - Okanagan Valley and the Shuswap |
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Tucked
away in Central British Columbia, the Thompson
Okanagan is one of the world's most beautiful
and pristine places. The choice of outdoor
recreations is dizzying, with dozens of parks
surrounding the adventure playground of Okanagan
Lake. To put it simply, this is one area worth
spending some serious time in. |
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Adams
River
Similkameen
River
Thompson
River
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| BC
Rockies - Kootenays and the Canadian Rocky Mountain
Region |
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The
British Columbia Rockies region is a sumptuous
feast of awesome scenery, snow-capped mountain
peaks, four national parks and over four dozen
provincial parks. The Purcell, Selkirk and
Monashee mountain ranges stand defiantly in
parallel with the Rocky Mountains, offering
unlimited recreation and adventure in all
seasons. |
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Columbia
River
Kicking
Horse River |
Kootenay
River
Slocan
River |
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| Cariboo,
Chilcotin, and BC Coast |
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Billy
Barker's discovery of gold on Williams Creek
in 1862 sparked a rush of adventurers from
around the world. Prospectors seeking gold
have been replaced by visitors in search of
guest ranches, and thousands of pristine lakes,
rivers and streams. Fishing rods, kayaks,
rafts and skis have replaced gold pans and
gold dust. |
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Atnarko
River
Chilcotin
River |
Chilko
River
Fraser
River |
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| Northern
BC and the Queen Charlotte Islands |
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The mythical and elusive Queen Charlotte Island
and the vast wilderness area of Northern BC
are rich and unspoiled masterpieces of nature.
Rugged mountain ranges, dramatic canyons,
rivers thick with salmon, old-growth forests,
and an abundance of wildlife all abound in
a place where people are scarce, but the exploits
plentiful. |
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Bulkley
River
Dease
River
Kiskatinaw
River
Nechako
River
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Peace
River
Skeena
River
Stikine
River
Tatshenshini
River |
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