British
Columbia's Thompson Nicola
begins at Sicamous in the east and follows the course of the Thompson
and Nicola Rivers. This diverse area includes the Shuswap Lake region
with over 1,100 km of navigable waterways and impressive beaches.
The Thompson and Nicola Valleys include rolling hills with grasslands
where ranches prosper. There are several national
and provincial parks to explore in the region which offer a fisherman's
paradise, with hundreds of lakes
and streams to explore, and world famous Kamloops trout to catch.
The wildlife
is abundant, hiking ample and scenery stunning.
District of Mackenzie Tourism: Fabulous -- great place to visit -- nice people -- peaceful & scenic -- that's what visitors say about Mackenzie. Discover natural, unspoiled wilderness with opportunities for summer & winter outdoo... more
Escott Bay Resort: The adventure starts with fishing, hiking, horseback trail riding, pack trips and hunting – and with the snow comes x-country skiing & snowmobiling. Located between Tweedsmuir and Itcha Ilgachuz Parks... more
Legacy Lodge at Rivers Inlet: Legacy Lodge provides a true awakening to nature & the ultimate sportfishing experience. Remote yet easily accessible, ours is a world of its own on the waters of Rivers Inlet. This is a premier fish... more
Tourism Harrison Hot Springs: Nestled against the mountains & sandy beaches of Harrison Lake there’s entertainment & fun for all ages. Enjoy a refreshing dip, explore the lake, indulge in a circle farm tour, arts festivals, fine ... more
Mothership Adventures: Join us for a luxury, multiday, sea kayaking experience using the elegant mothership, “Columbia III” as our travelling home. We’ll kayak through pristine, coastal wilderness, paddling glacier-fed wate... more
Thompson
Nicola
