Kamloops, thought to mean 'meeting of the waters' (derived from the Shuswap word, Tk'emlups), truly is a meeting place. At perhaps no other place in British Columbia is there such a convergence of rivers, roads, commerce and activities.
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Immersed in sunshine and covered with lakes, the Shuswap region is a water lover's paradise and a popular year-round destination. Referring to the area surrounding Shuswap Lake, located north of British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, the Shuswap region boasts over 1,000 km (621 mi) of coastline and 324 sq. km (125 sq. mi) of water to explore. (continue...)
Nestled in the heart of southern British Columbia's Okanagan Valley, on the eastern shore of Okanagan Lake, a paradise known as Kelowna offers residents and visitors the best of all worlds. Cradled by the Canadian Rockies, Kelowna is heaven for hikers, nature lovers, wine aficionados and snow fiends. (continue...)
The Thompson-Okanagan is the regional name given to the central and southern interior of British Columbia. The area follows the Thompson Rivers in the North, and the Okanagan valley down to the US border in the South. It is a spectacular year-round travel destination with a much milder climate than the majority of Canada. In the summer, there are world-class lakes to enjoy, orchards to tour, trails to
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As the oldest city in the Okanagan Valley, Vernon, British Columbia has a lot to offer visitors. Many have flocked to this city to enjoy its snow-capped mountains, sun-kissed beaches and to explore and learn about Vernon's rich cultural history such as the unique painted murals that adorn buildings. The city is (continue...)
