The B.C. government, along with its partners, announced recently that rare ecosystems in the Interior of British Columbia will be protected. The conservation of 185,329 acres or 75,000 hectares in…
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There are few things in life as rewarding as landing a huge fish on your line after hours of casting, especially if you are doing so while fishing in Glacier…
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Golden BC Golden BC is a spectacular haven for nature lovers. One could easily spend weeks exploring all the things to do in Golden. However, most of our guests want…
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The Canadian Rocky Mountains are home to multiple pristine National Parks each boasting their own collection of picturesque mountain towns and bucket list worthy hikes. Many head to Banff or…
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Summer is a wonderful time of year to be in the mountains, when wildflowers colour the fields, birds and animals are in abundance, and hiking in the neighbouring Glacier National…
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During the summer, when Golden locals aren’t able to ski in the surrounding mountains, one of the most popular ways to continue to enjoy mountain activities is on a mountain bike.…
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Heather Mountain Lodge COVID-19 Summer Safety Message Last Update: July 1st, 2021 The health & safety of our guests and staff is our number one priority. As a shared responsibility,…
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The human stories of Canada’s Glacier National Park began long before Albert Rogers completed his famed journey through the extreme wilderness which characterizes the area. These are living stories, which…
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“Such a view! Never to be forgotten!” These words were written by Albert Rogers in 1881 during his successful attempt to find a route through the Selkirk Mountains for Canada’s…
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The Selkirk Mountains of Rogers Pass are a window through time. Glaciers. Alpine tundra. Rising stone. Old growth rainforest. Even though the Trans-Canada Highway ribbons through here, shuttling millions of…
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