British Columbia is one of the most famous travel destinations in Canada. It comes as no surprise since it’s packed with tons of breathtaking attractions, including stunning mountain peaks, dense rainforests, attractive towns, world-class skiing, and beautiful pristine lakes. New Denver, on the other hand, is intimate and secluded, spending time here will make you feel like you have been let in on a wonderful well-kept secret.
It’s truly a magical place that everyone should explore and discover. If you want to know more about its attractions, as well as the exciting activities it offers, you’re in the right place! We’ve prepared some guides and blogs for you to explore.
At first blush, Canada, with it colder climate zones, would not appear to be a likely candidate as a wine growing region. Certainly this is true of most of Canada but when it comes to British Columbia, the reverse is actually true. BC produces some great wines in a number
New Denver is located along British Columbia’s Slocan Lake with Valhalla Mountain peaks rising some 6,900 feet on the opposite shore. Founded in 1891, this former British Columbia mining town was first pioneered by the Kootenai and Salish First Nations. The area developed as merchants and businessmen built stores and
Like so many of the most worthwhile attractions in the Kootenay region, the Ainsworth Hot Springs were discovered by First Nations. It’s easy to imagine the Klunaxa First Nations visiting the hot mineral waters (nupika wu’u) after long days of hunting, fishing, and gathering roots and berries. Like today’s visitors,
The climate in the southeastern corner of British Columbia is difficult to generalize. The area is filled with many different micro-climates and the weather patterns can vary widely, often within just a few kilometres of each other. The most reliable way to determine the climatic conditions around New Denver is to
