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48-HOURS: GOLF & SMALL TOWN CHARM IN HISTORIC CRANBROOK BC by Michelle Hopkins. From championship courses to a fire hall turned restaurant, this sunny city offers plenty to explore.

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MOUNTAINS, OLD MINES AND BOUTIQUE SHOPS IN BAVARIAN KIMBERLEY BC, by Michelle Hopkins. The town is bordered by the Purcell/Rocky Mountains and is renowned for its outdoor adventures, alpine-inspired buildings & boutique shops.

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A SKI TOWN THAT'S NOT LIKE MOST OTHERS - IT HAS A SOUL by Jim Darby. Here you have all the attributes of a mountain town – full of energy, shops and services.

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SOAK IN THE HEALING WATERS OF HALCYON by Andrea Yu. Tucked away long B.C.’s Arrow Lakes, Halcyon Hot Springs has been drawing visitors to its mineral-rich waters for more than a century.

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CANADA'S RED MOUNTAIN LIVES UP TO THE MYTH by Jennifer Ennion. With some of the most challenging off-piste ski terrain in North America, RED Mountain Resort seems almost mythical.

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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NATIONAL PARKS IN CANADA, FROM THE TOURIST FAVOURITES TO THE HIDDEN GEMS by Carolyn Heller, features Yoho National Park (Burgess Shale, Cathedral Mountain Lodge, Emerald Lake Lodge, Takakkaw Falls, Wapata Falls &...

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BIG MOUNTAIN TERRAIN, SMALL-TOWN SOUL by Arkie Elliss - Tucked into British Columbia’s Selkirk and Purcell ranges, Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, is renowned for its steep, technical in-bounds terrain and deep powder.

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5 BC BIKE TRAILS TO ADD TO YOUR BUCKET LIST by Claudia Laroye - From historic rides through peaks and valleys of the Kootenay Rockies, gear up for an unforgettable cycling adventure.

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GOLDEN, BC TRAVEL GUIDE: The Perfect Fall Getaway in the Canadian Rockies by Michael and Elizabeth Fagin - Why October is one of the best times to visit this mountain town.

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CASTLEGAR AND THE SLOCAN VALLEY: Rivers, Art and Living History by Michael and Elizabeth Fagin - Nestled where the mighty Columbia and Kootenay Rivers meet, Castlegar is surrounded by the Selkirk Mountains.

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