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Explore the Columbia Valley

Summer

The Columbia Valley offers endless opportunities when it comes to exploring. From a relaxing day at one of the beaches along Windermere Lake to an entertaining day golfing, to a soak in the Radium Hot Springs pools, the choice is all yours. Hiking, ATVing, biking, kayaking and SUPing are a few examples of what our Valley can offer for an unforgettable stay.
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Winter

Skate across the 34 km groomed ice loop on Lake Windermere Whiteway or spend the day skiing at Panorama Mountain Resort. A hidden gem full of winter surprises, the Columbia Valley offers endless adventure. From cross-country to alpine skiing, you'll be on the slopes in no time. Afterward, unwind with an après-ski soak at the Fairmont or Radium Hot Springs, and let winter's magic complete your experience.
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Toby Creek Adventures

Toby Creek Adventures offers a range of family-friendly and powder-X snowmobile tours, ideal for all skill levels. Their guided winter tours guarantee fun and excitement for the whole family. In the summer, Toby Creek Adventures shifts gears, providing thrilling ATV and side-by-side tours that take you through breathtaking mountain landscapes. Whether you're exploring snow-covered trails or alpine meadows, there's an adventure waiting for everyone, all year round.
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Mineral Hot Springs

Enjoy two of Canada’s most renowned Hot Springs only a short drive away – in Radium Hot Springs, And Fairmont Hot Springs.
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Biking on Westside Legacy Trail

This easy, scenic and paved trail runs more than 25km (16mi) along the west side of Windermere Lake. Accessible alongside Westside Road from the Norther and Southern trailheads.
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Columbia River Paddle

Experience the Columbia River Wetlands, or Lake Windermere on Kayak, Stand up Paddle Board, or canoe. Offering Interpretive and self-guided tours for all ages – the favourite is their Invermere to Radium paddle.
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Columbia Valley Golf Trail

Featuring nine golf courses within a short half-hour drive of downtown Invermere. Golf till your heart’s content!
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Windermere Lake

A popular place for swimming, trout fishing, windsurfing, waterskiing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking and picnicking.
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Kootenay National Park

Attracting visitors from all over the world, Kootenay National Park is full of fun things to do – from hiking trails, wildlife watching, hot and cold mineral springs including the iron-rich dark red-orange Paint Pots.

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