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Plan your next British Columbia adventure vacation. The BC Travel Guide includes British Columbia accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more things to do.

Plan your next British Columbia adventure vacation. The BC Travel Guide includes British Columbia accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more things to do.

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British Columbia ( BC ) Adventure Guide

British Columbia, Canada Travel, Tourism and Adventure Website

Plan your next adventure vacation in British Columbia Canada.

Accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more.

British Columbia is the most westerly province in Canada. The BC mainland and the islands rest on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. The British Columbia coastline extends over 27,000 kilometres long and over half of the province has little to no human interaction. 

Capital City of British Columbia Canada

The capital of British Columbia, Canada is the City of Victoria located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. Victoria is known as the "Cycling Capital of Canada" and the "City of Gardens". 

British Columbia, Canada Highlights

Cranberries and blueberries (top 3 producer in the world); world’s largest hockey stick (located in Duncan BC); “The Hanging Garden Tree” on Meares Island (oldest red cedar tree on record at a ripe old age of 1500+ years old); Nanaimo Bathtub Racing Capital of the World (Nanaimo); the longest unsupported cable car in the world (Whistler); Kermode Bear ( the white bear "Spirit Bear" only found in BC); black bears (1/4 live in BC); Pacific Flyway (migration route over BC for millions of birds); last spike (the completion of Canada's railway in Craigellachie); and the oldest Chinatown in Canada (Victoria). 

Featured Parks, Trails and Places of Interest in British Columbia, Canada

British Columbia has the 2nd largest parks system in Canada. Some of the highlights in BC include Della Falls in Strathcona Provincial Park (highest waterfall in Canada measuring 440 metres high); Tweedsmuir Park (BC's largest provincial park measuring at 989,000 hectares); Osoyoos Lake (warmest freshwater lake in Canada); longest river in BC (Fraser River measuring 1400 kms); Khutzeymateen Provincial Park (Canada's only Grizzly Bear Reserve); Wineries (there are said to be over 870 vineyards in BC); and the Pacific Crest Trail (northern entrance to one of the worlds longest trails is in Manning Park).

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    Canada Influencers Driving the Digital Nomad Lifestyle


    Welcome to the Adventure Seeker Club of Canada, a dynamic community of Canada Influencers, content creators, bloggers, and digital nomads who are rewriting the way...

    Canada Influencers Driving the Digital Nomad Lifestyle


    Welcome to the Adventure Seeker Club of Canada, a dynamic community of Canada Influencers, content creators, bloggers, and digital nomads who are rewriting the way we explore the Great White North. This growing club features real storytellers capturing authentic experiences from coast to coast, using blogs, videos, and photography to showcase Canada's breathtaking adventures and charming small towns.


    Where Digital Nomads and Storytellers Meet Adventure


    As digital nomads travel across the country, their content fuels local economies by highlighting hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path destinations. Adventure is documented, shared, and amplified—making the Adventure Seeker Club a key driver in content marketing for Canadian travel. These creators are not only exploring, they are building the bridge between tourism and community.


    In fact, their stories are being seen by thousands of travelers looking for inspiration. While traditional marketing can be expensive and impersonal, influencer-driven content offers a more trusted and engaging approach. With each blog post, reel, or vlog, Canadian destinations are gaining well-earned exposure.


    Join Canada Adventure Seekers—The Ultimate Influencer Network


    Moreover, joining this club gives bloggers and creators access to a supportive network, media opportunities, and national visibility. Many small towns are being promoted through captivating content without relying on big-budget campaigns. Because of this, digital nomads and content creators are becoming key ambassadors of local tourism.


    Additionally, collaborative campaigns are always in motion. Adventures are being shared in real time. Influencers are being supported with resources and recognition.


    ? Join today and become part of a powerful movement of Canada influencers—shaping the narrative of travel, culture, and community. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or just starting your storytelling journey, the Adventure Seeker Club of Canada is where your adventure begins.

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    Rocky the Rock Snake - Point Edward (Sarnia) Ontario Canada

    Rocky the Rock Snake: A Community Art Project Aiming for a World Record in Point Edward Waterfront Park.

    In June 2023, Wendy Marsden and her partner, Rick, initiated a community art project in Point Edward, near Sarnia,...

    Rocky the Rock Snake: A Community Art Project Aiming for a World Record in Point Edward Waterfront Park.

    In June 2023, Wendy Marsden and her partner, Rick, initiated a community art project in Point Edward, near Sarnia, Ontario, by placing 13 painted stones and a hand-written sign along the St. Clair River at the Rotary Flag Plaza.
    The sign invited passersby to contribute their own painted rocks to "Rocky the growing snake," aiming to bring smiles to the community.

    The project quickly gained momentum. By July 2023, over 300 colorful rocks had been added, and by April 2024, the count had surpassed 11,000. Rocky now stretches along the Waterfront Park walkway in Point Edward, becoming a vibrant symbol of community spirit and creativity.

    The initiative has attracted attention from locals and tourists alike, with visitors from as far as the U.K. and the Netherlands contributing to Rocky's growth. Children and families are especially enthusiastic, often adding rocks adorned with artistic designs and uplifting messages.

    In November 2023, the Village of Point Edward council approved a motion allowing Rocky to extend onto municipal property towards the Bluewater Bridge, under certain conditions to ensure public safety and maintenance.

    The community's goal is to set a new Guinness World Record for the longest rock snake, aiming to surpass the current record of 23,000 painted rocks. Volunteers continue to organize events to maintain and expand Rocky, including cleanup and painting sessions.

    Rocky the Rock Snake stands as a testament to the power of community art projects in uniting people and enhancing public spaces. Visitors are encouraged to participate by adding their own painted rocks, contributing to this growing symbol of collective creativity along the scenic St. Clair River.

    Look for the ehCanadaTravel.com rock!

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    • What a cool idea I love it!
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    • Thomas Worsley I was so impressed with this community art project! Such a fun thing for everyone to take part in. They have painting days where theThomas Worsley I was so impressed with this community art project! Such a fun thing for everyone to take part in. They have painting days where the paints are provided anyone can stop by and paint a rock. It takes a good 5 to 10 minutes to walk the entire length of Rocky. I hope they achieve their World Record!  More ...
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    • This sounds similar to a program out this way. People place painted rocks around for others to find.
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    • Greg Girard That sounds fun to find painted rocks in different places. With Rocky they encourage people NOT to take the painted rocks as they areGreg Girard That sounds fun to find painted rocks in different places. With Rocky they encourage people NOT to take the painted rocks as they are hoping to reach over 23,000 painted rocks for the World Record. From what l saw and the enthusiasm from the community, they will reach their goal. I left four rocks: the ehCanada rock, a Hippo rock, Little Seeker's handprint, name, and date, and a Calgary rock. It will be fun to see them in photos of all the rocks that get shared by others. My daughter, who lives in Sarnia, will keep me updated on Rocky's progress towards his World Record attempt. It was fun to get involved with this and leave an ehCanada rock!!!  More ...
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    • Love how the community came together for Rocky the Rock Snake! Such a fun and creative way to bring art to the waterfront — Go Point Edward!
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    • Diana Johnson-Santos, It has been a good summer so far for Rocky with more rock painting events happening in July & August, so we will see where theDiana Johnson-Santos, It has been a good summer so far for Rocky with more rock painting events happening in July & August, so we will see where the count stands in the Fall, but with all the attention Rocky is getting, he may reach the World Record sooner than later :(wink)
      Definitely a unique attraction!
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    • What a great project, and I LOVE the Eh Canada Travel rock. Great job with the artwork!
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    Discover Lily Creek Boardwalk – Sudbury’s Hidden Gem for Nature Lovers & Birdwatchers!

    Nestled across from Science North in Sudbury, Ontario, the Lily Creek Boardwalk is a short but stunning 350-metre trail perfect for a quick nature escape. This elevated boardwalk winds through a sensitive wetland...

    Nestled across from Science North in Sudbury, Ontario, the Lily Creek Boardwalk is a short but stunning 350-metre trail perfect for a quick nature escape. This elevated boardwalk winds through a sensitive wetland environment, offering an up-close look at native flora and fauna without disturbing the delicate ecosystem.

    Whether you’re a casual hiker, a birdwatching enthusiast, or just looking for a peaceful moment surrounded by nature, this hidden gem delivers a surprising amount of beauty in a compact space. Keep your eyes peeled for turtles, herons, ducks, and red-winged blackbirds!

    Quick, serene, and filled with wildlife—Lily Creek Boardwalk is perfect for a spontaneous micro-adventure.

    * Location: Across from Science North, Sudbury, ON

    * Trail Length: 350 metres (easy & accessible)

    * Dogs allowed

    * Activities: Birdwatching, photography, nature walk

    TIP: Park at Lilly Creek Park (off Centennial Drive)

     

     

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    • Have not been to any Sudbury trails yet but there looks like some beauties. We have a tripp to Chutes Provincial Park coming up and our goal is toHave not been to any Sudbury trails yet but there looks like some beauties. We have a tripp to Chutes Provincial Park coming up and our goal is to hike the Cup And Saucer Trail on Manitoulin Island. Loved the video and the birds chirping throughout.  More ...
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    • Thomas Worsley Thanks! We did the Chutes Provincial Park last summer and the ferry from Manitoulin to Tobermory the summer before. Highly recommendThomas Worsley Thanks! We did the Chutes Provincial Park last summer and the ferry from Manitoulin to Tobermory the summer before. Highly recommend doing this, if you haven't yet. The Cup And Saucer Trail is still on our bucket list. Have fun exploring!  More ...
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    • Thsi reminds me of NB. They have so many boardwalk trails exploring wetlands and conservation areas.
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    • What an adventure. So love the hiking of the coastline views, the lighthouse and the finding of red sand and rock (so PEI).
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    • A surprising number of these were places we camped while hiking the Trans Canada Trail - Tunnel Mountain in Banff was definitely among ourA surprising number of these were places we camped while hiking the Trans Canada Trail - Tunnel Mountain in Banff was definitely among our favourites!  More ...
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    • Riding Mountain National Park, Obed Lake Provincial Park and the Cottonwood Coulee Golf Course we enjoyed very much. It is funny to see how manyRiding Mountain National Park, Obed Lake Provincial Park and the Cottonwood Coulee Golf Course we enjoyed very much. It is funny to see how many times we cross each others paths as Seekers.  More ...
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    • Oh wow what a trail I can't wait for the day I have the opportunity to visit NB.
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    • Thomas Worsley There are some amazing photo opportunities along it too - I'm sure you would enjoy it!
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    • Love this path. There was a suspension bridge. Is it still there?
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    • Greg Girard There was indeed a beautiful suspension bridge just outside the Big Salmon Interpretive Center. For us it marked the return toGreg Girard There was indeed a beautiful suspension bridge just outside the Big Salmon Interpretive Center. For us it marked the return to civilization - a river crossing which didn't require wet feet, on the far side of which were friendly and helpful park staff, hot coffee, and indoor washrooms Perfect ending to an epic hike!  More ...
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    • Sonya Richmond That is where we started from I think. We explored the trail from your ending point.
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    • Excellent tips for anyone interested in completing this challenging stretch of trail Sonya. I hope I get to hike with you some time!
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