Loved it. The highlight of the trip. Beautiful scenery. Expansive views of mountains. Lots of... read more
Loved it. The highlight of the trip. Beautiful scenery. Expansive views of mountains. Lots of wildlife.
Loved it. The highlight of the trip. Beautiful scenery. Expansive views of mountains. Lots of... read more
We did a bit of Cross Country Mountain biking here - the Upper BS was the trail we took from... read more
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Loved it. The highlight of the trip. Beautiful scenery. Expansive views of mountains. Lots of wildlife.
We did a bit of Cross Country Mountain biking here - the Upper BS was the trail we took from Fairmont Hot Springs, ending in the park. Be prepared for a long, sustained climb and quick downhill... but there was some really nice scenery once...More
Took Columbia Road which wound into the Provincial Park. Beautiful scenery, stunning views, walked the trail
It's a very rough raod and no signs to tell you where to turn off. I think it is more for locals than tourists. We finally found a place to put our kayaks in. The water was warm the sun was shining and it was...More
Enjoy nature up close & personal...Great area for a hike or picnic...Lots of wonderful views & vistas...
Close to Fairmont, beautiful road along the Columbia river. But very bumpy, way too many potholes. Road signs unclear; we couldn't find a proper way to get close to the lake so eventually carried our canoe down a steep hill. Beach gravely and reedy. No...More
I went mountain biking on both the upper single track and the lower double track. Runs between Fairmont Hotsprings and Canal Flats
Other reviews said popular trail, easy, fun. It was hard to find...how a provincial park can have so many pot holes blows my mind...the trail was bumpy, not much scenery...I wouldn't do it again!
This may be a great place if you have a four-wheel-drive and lots of time to enjoy the country. All we were looking for was a quick place to stop for a picnic. What we found was very bumpy Rocky road and not so much...More
This is the land where the mighty columbia river starts so it's very interesting as it winds down to USA and joins the pacific. Park is not spectacular but the place is historic both from a historical and physical geographical sense. Easy to do on...More