The Gold Rush Trail Guide depicts a story – a history – shaped by nature.
Just because winter is here, doesn’t mean we have to stop exploring. In fact, winter is one of our favourite times to hit the trails! With fewer people around, zero …
Tied with Russia for the title of ‘coldest nation in the world,‘ there’s no denying that winters in Canada are frigid. And while many of us warm-hearted Canadians have learned …
Taking a family getaway with young children shouldn’t be a hassle, but oftentimes once the accommodations are booked, little thought is given to “what will we do when we get …
Welcome to the Gold Rush Trail Gift Guide – your way to buy local this holiday season! Now more than ever, it’s important to support our entrepreneurs and artisans in …
From the early days of gold prospectors seeking refuge and warmth to present-time visitors searching for an urban escape, warm and cozy cabins are something we’ve always known best. Step …
If we were to ask you to name four different ways to go skiing, could you? We’ll give you a hint – it largely has to do with the way …
From the bottom of the ocean and lakes to the tallest cedar and into the sky, British Columbia is undoubtedly blessed with some of the most diverse types of wildlife …
Winding through British Columbia from the mouth of the Fraser River in New Westminster and north to Barkerville Historic Town & Park, touring the Gold Rush Trail takes travellers on …
September arrives and suddenly you realize there are still more BC adventures you have left to check off! This list may include wildlife viewing, hiking, paddling, fishing, standing amongst old-growth …
Take to the road and explore a historic trade route while reducing the impact on communities and infrastructure as they readjust to returning travellers. A few days of travelling and …
