Archives for July 2016

All roads lead to the fishing capital Campbell River, “the Salmon Capital of the World”, has earned its place at the top of the list of salmon fishing destinations. All five species of Pacific Salmon pass through the waters between Campbell River and the Mainland as they return … [Read more...] about All roads lead to the
“Salmon Capital
of the World”

The chilly wind, the numb hands, the headache from the bumpy ride, it was all worth it when a dolphin surfaced right beside the boat to take a breath. I could have touched its dorsal fin. I didn’t of course. The number one rule is that boats are supposed to stay 100 metres away … [Read more...] about Whale Watching
– An Ocean Safari

The grizzly bear is said to be a symbol of the Canadian wilderness. The massive bears can run up to 45 kilometres an hour, weigh up to 800 pounds and stand as tall as eight feet. Grizzlies are typically found in the forests of British Columbia and Alberta, but they are at risk … [Read more...] about Grizzly Tours

One of the most beautiful vistas you can view on this – or any other coast – is the sea to mountain to sky scenery of the Discovery Islands located between Vancouver Island and the British Columbia mainland. It’s a maze of channels, narrows and passes between rugged islands that … [Read more...] about Flightseeing – Hitching a ride
on the historic mail run

The Campbell River region with its superb terrain is blessed with numerous mountain biking trails that range from easy family tracks to difficult back country trails that will challenge the toughest rider. Close to the city, the Pump House Trail features easily accessible, … [Read more...] about Mountain Biking