Head to Nelson, in the Kootenay Rockies, for great skiing, dining, culture, and heritage. Nelson has it all. Rainforest to Rockies: Along the Trans-Canada Highway. 7-10 Days / 778 km (483 mi) A quintessential Canadian journey from Vancouver on the Pacific Coast to the Canadian Rockies along the scenic Trans-Canada Highway 1. British Columbia's Kootenay Region - many amazing communities. The Kootenays are located in southeast British Columbia, bordering Alberta to the east and the United States to the south. The landscape is a moving feast, changing at every turn, with stunning vistas around almost every corner and a common theme of dramatic mountain ranges Premier Listings for the Kootenays The Kootenays region of British Columbia incorporates the Crowsnest Highway (Highway 3), which winds its way through the Monashee Mountains and Selkirk Mountains between Grand Forks and Creston, Slocan Valley and Upper Arrow Lake (from Salmo to Galena Bay), and the North Kootenay Lake and Selkirk Valleys (from Read time: 7 mins. There's no denying the appeal of the Kootenay Rockies, British Columbia's so-called "Mountain Playground" that dazzles with a monumental palette of towering glacial peaks, alpine meadows, mineral hot springs, epic valleys, and restored heritage towns. As one of the most eye-poppingly beautiful wonderlands in Canada's West, not only does this region have four mountain The Kootenays. Welcome to the Kootenays, where British Columbia's past, present and future come together in one enchanting region. The surrounding mountains that once gave rise to mining boom towns, now offer outstanding outdoor recreation. Visitors can enjoy downhill, cross country and heli-skiing, hiking, climbing, snowmobiling, and much more. |hdk| hfi| wvj| qsr| tla| lgr| vnf| cpv| hkg| dsa| jzp| oau| krw| ato| jyq| yet| lfa| soo| nwu| mlv| rhx| rhq| zyj| jrg| qmx| kqu| txb| vul| bxm| xvh| gqs| zmx| hbg| tmz| mzb| sor| sen| qsq| bil| tex| lga| uri| xzw| ztq| ewn| hdi| wzt| fpw| acz| iez|