Two Days at Nipika Mountain Resort

So, you booked a couple nights in Nipika Mountain Resort’s cozy cabins! If you’ve checked out the eco-resort before, you know there are ample options for fun without needing to leave the property. If you haven’t, plan ahead to maximize your time there! Cross-country skiing Nipika is well-known for their cross-country ski network. With 50km…

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Stay Here, XC There!

Radium Hot Springs is an outdoor paradise in any season but is truly magical in winter. Snow-covered mountains, frosted trees, and outdoor adventure make it a perfect winter escape. With many wonderful places to stay in Radium Hot Springs—ranging from cozy to cushy—it’s easy to find somewhere that suits your taste. The Columbia Valley has…

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Make the Most of Your Visit to the Radium Hot Springs pools This Winter

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After a day spent adventuring outdoors in the snow, imagine warming up with a soothing soak in the Radium Hot Springs pools. Surrounded by snowy rockface, the iconic Radium Hot Springs pools are a beloved attraction in the Village of Radium Hot Springs. While it is a long-time favourite stop for summer travelers, some would argue that it is even more stunning in the…

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Behind the Camera: From Tips to Tails with Local Wildlife Photographer

Authored & photographed by Denise Hoffgaard, local wildlife photographer Visitors to Radium Hot Springs are likely to see lots of wildlife during their stay in this beautiful little mountain town. Rocky cliffs, canyons and wide-open golf courses are the perfect habitat for a usually very shy and not so easy to be seen inhabitants: The…

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Fall Hiking in Radium

The Village of Radium is lucky to have one of the longest hiking seasons around! We’re referred to as the Warm Side of the Rockies for good reason – visitors can expect to hike, bike, camp, and play well into October. The backcountry beacons with the changing colours of needles and leaves. Before you head…

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Facts About the Columbia Wetlands

Wetlands are damp, marshy areas alongside riverbeds and lakes that make the perfect home for many species of birds, fish, insects, amphibians, and mammals. The Columbia Wetlands run alongside the Columbia River and acts as habitat for many species of mammals, birds, insects, rodents, and fish! Here are a few fun facts about this beautiful…

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