Silver Creek - Floods British Columbia

Silver Creek has a great selection of camping and RV grounds hotels, great restaurants and more. Silver Creek is home of the Hope airport where you can get the chance to go gliding. Hope is known by gliding enthusiast to have great conditions and scenery alike! Also located in Silver Creek is Valley Copters. Where you can book a private helicopter tour to view the Fraser Canyon. Silver Creek British Columbia is also the Gateway to the Skagit Provincial Park, Ross Lake and Silver Tip Lake. Amazing opportunities in Fishing, Hiking, Canoeing, and other outdoor activities Silver Creek is the entrance to some of British Columbia's best outdoor adventure! Start planning your trip today!

SILVER RIVER (SKAGIT provincial park)

The Skagit Provincial Park is approximately two hours from the Greater Vancouver area, Skagit Valley is part of a larger protected area complex that includes the US North Cascades National Park and the Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas. This large tract of territory contains the Ross Lake Reservoir, an important source of hydroelectricity for Seattle City Light. The Skagit Valley was carved by retreating glaciers and is characterized by excellent outdoor recreation opportunities in a natural, wilderness-like setting. Visitors can enjoy hiking along 50 km of trails, river fishing, camping, and picnicking. Park Size: 27,948 hectares

silver tip Lake & ROSS LAKE

Silver Tip lake is located in a beautiful setting about 2.5hrs drive east of Vancouver. Follow highway 1 and then head south on the Silver Skagit road around 3km west of Hope. From the turnoff on Flood Hope Road. The park entrance is around 38km, with the Silvertip Campground a little less than 5km further in. Ross Lake Reservoir is about 23km from the park entrance. The road into the park is unpaved and may be used by logging trucks. Drive with extreme caution. The park is a 27,948 hectare unspoiled wilderness and has a number of well developed trails for hiking and nature viewing. There are two front country campsites, a separate equestrian campsite, a group campsite and wilderness camping. There are icefields in the parks mountains to the north and south.

Sasquatch caves

jones lake

Jones Lake Reservoir is situated in the Skagit Range of the Cascade Mountains and offers spectacular glacier views. The Recreation Area is located 42 km east of Chilliwack. From Highway 1, take the Jones Lake exit, No. 153, and follow Laidlaw Road to the Jones Lake Forest Service Road. Follow the posted signs along this steep, gravel logging road for another 9 kilometers to reach the recreation area. Road conditions may be poor, even during the summer. The road is an active logging road with steep, rough sections, designed for 4x4 vehicles with high clearance. Access for small cars, RVs and trailers is not recommended. Heavy snowfall restricts vehicle access to the recreation area during winter months.

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Gliding tours

Thanks to the unique thermal air currents above Hope, you can experience the thrill of soaring in a glider across some of Canada most spectacular views! Amazing conditions, scenery, and location make Hope BC internationally famous with flight and glider enthusiasts! visit http://www.vsa.ca for more information.

The blue moose cafe

The Blue Moose Cafe a definite must see located in downtown Hope BC directly across from the memorial park. While visiting south western British Columbia every traveler should enjoy the atmosphere and ambiance of this unique lounge style cafe featuring a tasteful array of abstract art, sensational selection of music, wireless internet service & internet cafe in a friendly classy environment. Kick start your day of outdoor adventure with your favorite cup of good morning, enjoy delicious cold beverages on those hot canyon days, or maybe a cup of tea on a beautiful autumn evening. All day, all year the Blue Moose Cafe is an experience in its own rights, an experience exclusive to the Canyon Country. While traveling the Canyon make your first and last stops the Blue Moose Cafe! Located on Wallace Street, downtown Hope. Start planning your adventure today! For more information visit www.bluemoosecafe.com