In the southeastern corner of British Columbia, the jagged peaks of the Rockies rise in parallel with those of the Purcell, Selkirk and Monashee mountain ranges. In between are valleys, crystal clear rivers and lakes. Incomparable scenic beauty is waiting to be explored around every corner. Discover the communities, national and provincial parks, hot springs, attractions and the rich palette of recreational activities.
The Kootenay Rockies Circle Routes Map Guide offers 8 suggested driving routes; below is a sampling of routes. Order your free Map: 1-800-661-6603 /
Info@KootenayRockies.com or view online:
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Hot Springs Route Wedged into the rocky and remote creases of these stunning mountains are untamed natural hot springs that will soothe, inspire and rejuvenate. Drive along quiet, tree-lined lakeshores where rustic resorts, historic silver-rush towns, natural caves and backcountry trails will leave a lasting impression. Venture into this unknown wilderness on bike, on foot, in a kayak - then relax in warm, mineral rich water at some of the most enticing natural hot springs pools in the province. This most popular tour is approximately 800 km (500 mi).
Mountains & Vineyards The interior of British Columbia is christened with rich landscapes teeming with diversity. Lakes, mountains, deserts, valleys and exciting urban centres are ripe for exploration. For its length and limitless opportunities, the Mountains & Vineyards route reigns supreme. Discover pristine orchards, beautiful vineyards that hug the rolling hills and family-run farms. Taste the bounty of this fertile land. In the warm evening glow, settle into a mountain resort where wine tastings and locally-inspired food will win your heart. Approx. 1,250 km (775 mi).
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Silvery Slocan Journey into the wild, lawless past when bars and brothels, saloons and silver, ruled the day. Visit ghost towns - rich with mine ruins, eclectic museums and turn-of-the-century buildings - that beckon anyone with a taste for adventure. Take a rugged, backcountry road to the top of a mountain, watch the eagles soar, smell the pines and know that the timeless aura of the legendary Silvery Slocan is still right at hand. End your day by easing into a lakeside town where cool cafes, streetside markets and a warm mountain culture will motivate you for what is yet to come. This tour is approximately 215 km (135 mi).
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Balfour & Area Birch Grove RV Park & Marina
Tel: (250) 229-4275 Toll: 1-877-247-8774 E-Mail:
birchgrovervpark@gmail.com Web:
www.birchgrovervpark.com
7048 Lee Rd., Hwy 3A, (Balfour) Nelson BC V1L 6R9
Near Nelson, famous for most restaurants per capita in Canada. Ainsworth Hot Springs, golf courses, zip lining, hiking/biking, artisans and markets. Spectacular views, wildlife, bird watching, Kokanee spawning, fishing, swimming, boating, kayaking. Well-maintained grounds, beach, quiet, friendly atmosphere, clean washrooms and WiFi and firewood available for purchase. CP $25 if over 7 days. No deposit refund in Jul/Aug. Open: Apr 15 - Oct 31. ** Rates: 2 Persons Serviced $40-$50 incl. taxes Add’l Adult $6 Child Under 8 Free. Pet charge $2/day.
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Burton Historical Park Tel: (250) 265-4885 Toll: 1-844-265-4885 E-Mail:
reservations@burtonhistoricalpark.com Web:
www.burtonhistoricalpark.com
145 Lakeview Park Rd., Burton BC V0G 1E0 Quiet, family-oriented, clean, spacious, grassed and treed RV/tenting sites in parklike setting with beautiful views anywhere you look. Sandy beach, large recreation areas. Watch the wildlife from your site. Golf and hot springs nearby. Fee for sani-dump. Open: May 1 - Sep 30. ** Rates: Per Vehicle 4 Persons Unserviced $22-$24 Serviced $30-$32 incl. taxes.
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Castlegar & Area
Castlegar Cabins, RV Park & Campground
Tel: (250) 365-2337 Toll: 1-866-687-7275 Web:
www.crvp.ca
1725 Hwy 3, Castlegar BC V1N 4W1 Stay at one of the prettiest RV parks in the Kootenays. Friendly hospitality, entertainment, shopping, restaurant, fuel and propane services nearby. WiFi, phone, hiking trails. Coin laundry/ showers. We have an off-leash pet area. Ask about our Park Models and Get-Away cabin for your Kootenay Vacation Stay. Open All Year. ** Rates: 2 Persons Serviced $36 Tenting $25 Add’l Adult $3 Child $3.
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Castlegar Golf Club & RV Park
Tel: (250) 365-7732 Toll: 1-800-666-0324 E-Mail:
admin@golfcastlegar.com Web:
www.golfcastlegar.com
1602 Aaron Rd., Castlegar BC V1N 4L6 Beautiful RV Park adjacent to the Castlegar golf
course. Spotless washroom facility, WiFi, free firewood, communal firepit. Special golf rates. 30/50 amp service. Overflow sites available. Pets welcome. Hiking trails, restaurant, laundromat. Friendly services and welcome hosts. Check website for shoulder season rates. Open: May 1 - Oct 15. ** Rates: 4 Persons Unserviced $21 Partial Service $31 (water/electricity) Tenting $10.
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Kootenay River RV Kampground
Tel: (250) 365-5604 Toll: 1-877-318-0008 E-Mail:
info@kootenayriverrv.ca Web:
www.kootenayriverrv.ca
651 Rosedale Rd., Castlegar BC V1N 4L2 Welcome to our clean, quiet adult RV park.
Great fishing, hiking and golf are not far away. Beautiful river location with lots of sun, trees and flowers. Many excursions within one hour. Perfect base camp for day trips. Big Rig Friendly. Open All Year. ** Rates: 2 Persons Serviced $32-$36 Tenting $25 incl. taxes. Add’l Adult $3.
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