When the snow begins to blow many people pack away their hiking gear for the season or take out their snowshoes and head for the mountains. In years past I have always driven to the mountains for my winter adventures. Manning Park and the Coquihalla have been my regular winter destinations for skiing or snowshoeing. Recently I have been exploring some of my summertime and closer-to-home routes as winter options. Read more.

There are plenty of tourist attractions in Victoria, BC, and travelers to the area often spend as much time exploring some of the natural nearby beauty. There are several easy hikes that are great for families of all ages to explore near Victoria. Like the city itself, the trails are often rich with history, yet full of scenery as hikers can get a good feel for the natural and rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Read more.

There is nothing better than a snowy, sunny Okanagan day to entice you to get your snowshoes out and hit the trails! Snowshoeing has become increasingly popular and for good reason – it is economical, easy to access and a great way to keep fit. Read more.

British Columbia is growing as a winter camping destination with RV Parks and campgrounds now offering year-round camping opportunities. Vancouver Island, Thompson Okanagan and the Vancouver, Coast and Mountains regions have the mildest temperatures and offer the greatest choice for winter camping in BC. Check out our year-round RV Parks.

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