The most beautiful natural sites to discover British Columbia

With some cables east of Earls Cove, you stop in Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park ("turbulent water" in tongue chinook). The rapids, to 4 km of Egmont, can reach until 3 m high four times a day. Fascinating as long as there are the feet planted well on the dry land...

One of the most popular attractions in the region is located south of Kootenay National Park, 3 hours from Calgary. After a long hike or a day of skiing, this is the ideal place to relax your muscles in warm natural water straight from the mountains. It is possible to buy a day pass allowing you to combine hiking and thermal bath as you wish. Hiking trails are available on site, including the one that provides access to Sinclair Canyon. Picnic tables are also available.

Superb zoo where 70 specimens from the region and others from a little further away live, such as Grizzly bears, bears, cougars... The purpose of this museum and interpretation centre is to educate and sensitize the population and tourists to the region's wildlife, to understand their habitats and to preserve these species by respecting them. Some zoo species are declared endangered, such as the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep, but also grizzly bears, which have been heavily impacted by human activities. It is possible to visit the zoo by train.