Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
British Columbia<br />
Canada’s sixth province is a place of astounding natural beauty, with lakes, rivers<br />
and mountains that are waiting for you to <strong>com</strong>e and explore. Many visitors from<br />
all over the world travel to British Columbia for its excellent outdoor activities, from skiing<br />
to golfing to hiking. But it’s not all about the great outdoors –this region also boasts<br />
fascinating aboriginal culture, as well as an exciting food and drink scene.<br />
Yoho National Park is a must-visit in British Columbia, as it is a part of the beautiful<br />
Canadian Rockies. It has over 400 kilometres (258 miles) of trails, including the Iceline<br />
Trail. Other things to see in the national park include Emerald Lake, Lake O’Hara,<br />
Takakkaw Falls, and Wapta Falls.<br />
British Columbia’s Thompson<br />
Okanagan is a must-visit<br />
destination for wine lovers. Sip,<br />
spit and savour the samples from<br />
the 120-odd wineries scattered<br />
throughout the region, which range<br />
from high-end estates to momand-pop<br />
vineyards. The area is<br />
home to a number of award-wining<br />
wines, like Mission Hill, which won<br />
the top prize at the 2013 Decanter<br />
World Wine <strong>Awards</strong>. Visitors can<br />
take self-guided tours or arrange<br />
to take part in a bike tour of the<br />
region. The wines, <strong>com</strong>bined with<br />
the stunning lake-side scenery<br />
makes the Thompson Okanagan a<br />
optimal destination for any foodie.<br />
43 44
Change language