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Celebrating Earth Day and Tourism Week

By Helena A.

Tourism and sustainability go hand in hand.

As we recognize National Tourism Week and Earth Week, we are reflecting on the important role tourism plays in our communities, our economy, and the natural places that inspire people to travel across Canada.

Tourism supports local businesses, creates jobs, strengthens rural and mountain communities, and encourages visitors to experience the landscapes, culture, and hospitality that make each destination unique. At its best, tourism helps people appreciate the places they visit while contributing to the communities that welcome them.

At INNhotels, we believe hospitality extends beyond the guest experience within our walls. It also includes how we operate within the communities we serve, how we respect the landscapes surrounding our properties, and how we continue building a more thoughtful and responsible approach to tourism over time.

As a family-owned hotel group with eight properties across Alberta and British Columbia, we understand that the destinations we call home are the reason many guests choose to stay with us. Protecting and respecting those places is part of the responsibility that comes with welcoming visitors.
Sustainable tourism is essential to the long-term success of our industry. That is why our approach is guided by three core pillars: environmental responsibility, economic contribution, and socio-cultural stewardship. These principles help shape decisions across our organization as we continue improving the guest experience while reducing our environmental impact.

We are proud to be advancing this work through strategic partnerships and measurable initiatives. Through our collaboration with SOFIAC, INNhotels is investing $5.9 million in projects designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30%, lower energy consumption by 27%, and generate annual energy cost savings of approximately $395,000.

Across our hotels, sustainability is also reflected in the everyday actions that build long-term progress. Through programs such as Soap for Hope, community clean-up initiatives, internal Green Team leadership, and our commitment to the Sustainable Tourism 2030 Pledge, we are continuing to look for practical ways to operate more responsibly.

In honour of Earth Week, we are also proud to continue one of our favourite annual traditions: planting a tree for every direct reservation made between April 19 and 25. It is a simple but meaningful way to give back to the places that give so much to our guests, our teams, and our communities.

This week, we celebrate the value of tourism in Canada and the opportunity to keep moving forward in a thoughtful, responsible way.

At INNhotels, supporting communities, respecting landscapes, and hosting responsibly are all part of True Canadian Hospitality.

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March 16

Best Things to Do in Canmore This Spring

Best Things to Do in Canmore This Spring

Spring in Canmore is one of the Rockies’ best-kept secrets.

As the snow begins to melt and the trails slowly reappear, the town shifts into a quieter, more local rhythm, perfect for those looking to experience the mountains without peak-season crowds.

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend escape or a longer stay, here’s how to make the most of Canmore this spring.

1. Explore the Trails (Without the Summer Crowds)

Spring is ideal for lower-elevation hikes and scenic walks.

Some local favourites:

- Policeman’s Creek Boardwalk (easy + beautiful)
- Grassi Lakes Trail (short hike but can still have some snow)
- Riverside walks with mountain views

Tip: Bring layers, spring weather changes fast in the Rockies.

2. Enjoy Patio Season (Before It Gets Busy)

As temperatures warm up, patios start opening and you’ll beat the summer rush.

Grab a coffee, take in the mountain views, and enjoy the slower pace of shoulder season.

3. Spot Wildlife (From a Distance)

Spring is an active time for wildlife in the Bow Valley.

Early mornings and evenings are your best chance to see elk, deer, and more.

Always keep a safe distance and respect local guidelines.

4. Take a Scenic Drive

Spring is perfect for exploring nearby areas:

- Spray Lakes Road
- Bow Valley Parkway
- Short drives toward Banff for iconic viewpoints

5. Slow Down (The Real Luxury)

What makes spring special isn’t just what you do, it’s how it feels.

Fewer crowds. Quieter mornings. Space to breathe.


If you’re planning a spring visit, staying somewhere comfortable and well-located makes all the difference.

At Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn, you’re just minutes from downtown while still surrounded by nature, making it easy to explore during the day and unwind in the evening.

Spring doesn’t last long in the Rockies and that’s part of what makes it so special.

Start planning your Canmore getaway now and experience the mountains in a whole new way.

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January 14

Jasper in January

Jasper in January

Jasper in January: A Winter Festival Worth Planning a Trip Around
Jasper in January is one of those events that makes winter travel feel intentional. Instead of fighting the cold, Jasper builds an entire festival around it. The result is a week of outdoor activities, community events, and winter experiences that feel natural to life in the Canadian Rockies.
The festival brings visitors to town during one of the quieter months of the year, which means fewer crowds, easier access to attractions, and a more relaxed pace overall. For travelers who want to experience Jasper without peak season congestion, January is an ideal time to visit.

What Happens During Jasper in January
Jasper in January includes a mix of outdoor and town-based events designed to highlight winter in the park and in the community. Pond hockey, skating, winter walks, and seasonal programming invite visitors to get outside and participate rather than just observe.
Between scheduled events, Jasper National Park offers excellent winter conditions for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, wildlife viewing, and scenic drives. Many of the park’s most iconic viewpoints are quieter in January, making it easier to enjoy the landscape without interruption.
Evenings tend to be low-key. Restaurants, pubs, and lounges become natural gathering spots, and the town takes on a comfortable, local feel that is harder to find during busier months.

Why January Is a Smart Time to Visit Jasper
Traveling to Jasper in January comes with a few clear advantages. Accommodations are generally easier to secure, the town is less busy, and winter activities are at their peak. For visitors interested in outdoor experiences without summer crowds, this time of year offers a more balanced experience.
The festival itself adds structure to a winter trip while still leaving plenty of flexibility. You can plan around key events or simply use Jasper in January as a reason to explore the park during one of its most scenic seasons.

Where to Stay During the Festival
Being close to town while having a comfortable place to return to at the end of the day is important during winter travel. Jasper Inn & Suites is located just minutes from downtown Jasper, making it convenient for festival events and winter activities.
The hotel offers spacious rooms and suites, on-site parking, and amenities such as an indoor pool and hot tub as well as a sauna and steam room, which are especially welcome after a day outdoors. Its location allows guests to enjoy Jasper in January without staying directly in the busiest part of town.
For dining, The INN Grill is located on site and provides a practical option for breakfast or a relaxed dinner without needing to head back out in winter conditions.

Planning Your Jasper in January Getaway
Jasper in January works well for weekend trips or longer winter stays. Whether you come for a specific event or simply want to experience Jasper at a quieter time of year, the festival adds energy and structure to a winter visit.
With winter scenery at its best, a full calendar of seasonal activities, and a more relaxed atmosphere, Jasper in January offers a version of Jasper that many visitors never see. It is a practical, enjoyable way to experience the Rockies in winter, without the crowds that come later in the season.

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August 12

Visit the Rockies with ViaVia Moraine Lake

Visit the Rockies with ViaVia Moraine Lake

See Moraine Lake the Easy Way with Via Via Moraine Lake Shuttle
We know there’s so much to see and do during your trip to the Canadian Rockies and Banff National Park. One of the best ways to take the stress out of your itinerary while checking off all the must-see lakes on your travel bucket list? Book a tour with Via Via Moraine Lake Shuttle.

This locally owned and operated company was created by travelers, for travelers. They’re not just about transportation; they’re about making a positive impact and helping you make the most of your visit.

Via Via offers a variety of tour options, from sunrise to sunset (and even extended time in the park if you’d like). On their sunrise tours, you can warm up with hot coffee, hot chocolate or tea, and wrap yourself in a cozy blanket to keep the early morning chill away. Pair that with our to-go breakfast bag at Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn and you’ll be all set for a fueled morning full of adventure. During the day, the shuttles are stocked with snacks and cold water to keep you going.

Moraine Lake
With the Moraine Lake Access Road now closed to personal vehicles, a shuttle is your only way to experience Moraine Lake, one of the most photographed lakes in the world.

Its bright turquoise water, framed by the dramatic Valley of the Ten Peaks, makes Moraine Lake a must-see in the Rockies. Fun fact: it appeared on the Canadian $20 bill in the 1969 and 1979 series. The lake is glacier-fed and remains ice cold year-round, hovering around 5°C (41°F) even in summer. While you can dip your hand in to feel its icy chill, swimming isn’t something most visitors attempt.

Larch season is one of the most spectacular times to visit, when the alpine larch trees turn gold. Taking the shuttle to Moraine Lake is the only way to access the trailheads for Paradise Valley and Sentinel Pass, two of the most iconic larch hikes in the Rockies.

Tour Options
Via Via offers the widest variety of tour options in the Bow Valley:
• Moraine Lake Sunrise Experience – 3 hours at Moraine Lake
• Moraine Lake Sunrise & Lake Louise Golden Hour Experience – 2 hours at Moraine Lake, 1 hour at Lake Louise
• 2 Lakes Combo – Moraine Lake & Lake Louise – 2 hours at each lake
• Moraine Lake Adventure – 4 hours at Moraine Lake
• Lake Louise Adventure – 5 hours at Lake Louise
• 2 Lakes Afternoon Delight – Lake Louise & Moraine Lake – 1.5 hours at Lake Louise, 2 hours at Moraine Lake
• Emerald Lake Escape: Waterfalls & Canyon Wonders – 30 minutes at Lake Louise, 2 hours at Emerald Lake, 30 minutes at Takakkaw Falls, scenic stops along the Bow Valley Parkway, and 1 hour at Johnston Canyon
• Private Customized Tour – Sunrise, half-day, or full-day itineraries with hot drinks, cold water, and fresh croissants from a Canmore bakery

Extra Time for Extra Memories
Via Via is the only shuttle company in the area offering flexible extended tours for those who want more time at these iconic destinations, an extra 7 hours on sunrise tours or 3.5 hours on daytime tours. Perfect for hiking, canoeing, or simply enjoying the views a little longer.

Whether you’re here for the trails, the turquoise waters, the golden larch season, or the jaw-dropping scenery, a tour with Via Via Moraine Lake Shuttle - picked up right from our lobby at Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn - is an unforgettable way to explore the Rockies. Check them out online via this link: www.viaviamorainelake.com.

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July 15

Your Summer Escape to Terracana Ranch Resort

Your Summer Escape to Terracana Ranch Resort

If you’re dreaming of a peaceful summer getaway surrounded by mountains, rivers, and endless outdoor adventure, Terracana Ranch Resort is the place to be. Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Robson Valley, Terracana is where rustic charm meets the best of nature. Wake up to the sound of the Fraser River, sip your morning coffee as the sun rises over the peaks, and step outside to explore everything the valley has to offer.

Stay Close to Nature at Terracana
At Terracana Ranch Resort, you can choose how you want to experience the outdoors. Stay in a cozy cabin for a relaxing escape or bring your RV and settle into one of Terracana’s spacious drive-through campsites. Each site comes with gravel pads, picnic tables, optional power hookups, a communal firepit, and a covered cookhouse; perfect for evenings spent sharing stories under the stars.

Located close to local trails and adventure operators, Terracana makes it easy to head out for whitewater rafting, ATV tours, or a day spent hiking in the iconic Mount Robson Provincial Park.

Explore Mount Robson Provincial Park
One of the biggest reasons guests love Terracana Ranch Resort is its unbeatable location. Just a short drive away, Mount Robson Provincial Park is an outdoor lover’s paradise, offering some of the most breathtaking scenery in British Columbia.

Glaciers You Can’t Miss
• Berg Glacier – Known for its bright turquoise waters and dramatic ice calving.
• Robson Glacier – A fascinating glimpse into ancient geology.
• Mist Glacier – Surrounded by a shimmering, fine mist.
• Hargreaves Glacier – A quiet gem where the lake glows turquoise-green.

Waterfalls Worth the Trip
• Emperor Falls – A powerful 50-metre waterfall often surrounded by rainbows.
• White Falls – Rushing through a dramatic canyon.
• Falls of the Pool – Peaceful and scenic for a slower-paced visit.
• Rearguard Falls – A unique waterfall and prime salmon viewing spot.

Trails for Every Explorer
• Kinney Lake Trail – Perfect for families and bikers.
• Fraser River Loop – Flat and peaceful, great for a relaxing walk.
• Berg Lake Trail – A challenging multi-day hike for avid adventurers.
• Snowbird Pass Trail – Offering some of the best panoramic views in the park.

When you stay at Terracana Ranch Resort, all of this is just a short drive away, making it the perfect base for a summer full of adventure.

Fishing & Wildlife Near Terracana
The lakes and rivers around Terracana are teeming with fish. Yellowhead Lake, Kinbasket Lake, Moose Lake, and the Fraser River are all popular spots for rainbow trout, lake trout, bull trout, and kokanee.

If you’re visiting in August, don’t miss the incredible Chinook salmon run. One of the best places to witness this natural wonder is Rearguard Falls, just 24 km from Terracana. Watching these salmon battle upstream is an unforgettable experience.

Travel Tips for a Safe Adventure
Summer in the Robson Valley is full of opportunities, but staying informed helps you make the most of your trip:
• Check BC Parks Active Advisories for trail conditions.
• Use the BC Wildfire Dashboard for real-time updates.
• Check road and travel conditions on DriveBC.

When you stay at Terracana Ranch Resort, our team is always happy to share local tips and help you plan your outings.

Plan Your Summer Escape
Whether you want peaceful mornings by the river, adrenaline-filled adventures, or sightseeing in one of Canada’s most iconic parks, Terracana Ranch Resort is your perfect summer base. The best of the Robson Valley is just outside your door.

Book Your Stay at Terracana Ranch Resort Today and make this summer one to remember.

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March 16

Best Things to Do in Canmore This Spring

Best Things to Do in Canmore This Spring

Spring in Canmore is one of the Rockies’ best-kept secrets.

As the snow begins to melt and the trails slowly reappear, the town shifts into a quieter, more local rhythm, perfect for those looking to experience the mountains without peak-season crowds.

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend escape or a longer stay, here’s how to make the most of Canmore this spring.

1. Explore the Trails (Without the Summer Crowds)

Spring is ideal for lower-elevation hikes and scenic walks.

Some local favourites:

- Policeman’s Creek Boardwalk (easy + beautiful)
- Grassi Lakes Trail (short hike but can still have some snow)
- Riverside walks with mountain views

Tip: Bring layers, spring weather changes fast in the Rockies.

2. Enjoy Patio Season (Before It Gets Busy)

As temperatures warm up, patios start opening and you’ll beat the summer rush.

Grab a coffee, take in the mountain views, and enjoy the slower pace of shoulder season.

3. Spot Wildlife (From a Distance)

Spring is an active time for wildlife in the Bow Valley.

Early mornings and evenings are your best chance to see elk, deer, and more.

Always keep a safe distance and respect local guidelines.

4. Take a Scenic Drive

Spring is perfect for exploring nearby areas:

- Spray Lakes Road
- Bow Valley Parkway
- Short drives toward Banff for iconic viewpoints

5. Slow Down (The Real Luxury)

What makes spring special isn’t just what you do, it’s how it feels.

Fewer crowds. Quieter mornings. Space to breathe.


If you’re planning a spring visit, staying somewhere comfortable and well-located makes all the difference.

At Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn, you’re just minutes from downtown while still surrounded by nature, making it easy to explore during the day and unwind in the evening.

Spring doesn’t last long in the Rockies and that’s part of what makes it so special.

Start planning your Canmore getaway now and experience the mountains in a whole new way.

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January 14

Jasper in January

Jasper in January

Jasper in January: A Winter Festival Worth Planning a Trip Around
Jasper in January is one of those events that makes winter travel feel intentional. Instead of fighting the cold, Jasper builds an entire festival around it. The result is a week of outdoor activities, community events, and winter experiences that feel natural to life in the Canadian Rockies.
The festival brings visitors to town during one of the quieter months of the year, which means fewer crowds, easier access to attractions, and a more relaxed pace overall. For travelers who want to experience Jasper without peak season congestion, January is an ideal time to visit.

What Happens During Jasper in January
Jasper in January includes a mix of outdoor and town-based events designed to highlight winter in the park and in the community. Pond hockey, skating, winter walks, and seasonal programming invite visitors to get outside and participate rather than just observe.
Between scheduled events, Jasper National Park offers excellent winter conditions for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, wildlife viewing, and scenic drives. Many of the park’s most iconic viewpoints are quieter in January, making it easier to enjoy the landscape without interruption.
Evenings tend to be low-key. Restaurants, pubs, and lounges become natural gathering spots, and the town takes on a comfortable, local feel that is harder to find during busier months.

Why January Is a Smart Time to Visit Jasper
Traveling to Jasper in January comes with a few clear advantages. Accommodations are generally easier to secure, the town is less busy, and winter activities are at their peak. For visitors interested in outdoor experiences without summer crowds, this time of year offers a more balanced experience.
The festival itself adds structure to a winter trip while still leaving plenty of flexibility. You can plan around key events or simply use Jasper in January as a reason to explore the park during one of its most scenic seasons.

Where to Stay During the Festival
Being close to town while having a comfortable place to return to at the end of the day is important during winter travel. Jasper Inn & Suites is located just minutes from downtown Jasper, making it convenient for festival events and winter activities.
The hotel offers spacious rooms and suites, on-site parking, and amenities such as an indoor pool and hot tub as well as a sauna and steam room, which are especially welcome after a day outdoors. Its location allows guests to enjoy Jasper in January without staying directly in the busiest part of town.
For dining, The INN Grill is located on site and provides a practical option for breakfast or a relaxed dinner without needing to head back out in winter conditions.

Planning Your Jasper in January Getaway
Jasper in January works well for weekend trips or longer winter stays. Whether you come for a specific event or simply want to experience Jasper at a quieter time of year, the festival adds energy and structure to a winter visit.
With winter scenery at its best, a full calendar of seasonal activities, and a more relaxed atmosphere, Jasper in January offers a version of Jasper that many visitors never see. It is a practical, enjoyable way to experience the Rockies in winter, without the crowds that come later in the season.

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August 12

Visit the Rockies with ViaVia Moraine Lake

Visit the Rockies with ViaVia Moraine Lake

See Moraine Lake the Easy Way with Via Via Moraine Lake Shuttle
We know there’s so much to see and do during your trip to the Canadian Rockies and Banff National Park. One of the best ways to take the stress out of your itinerary while checking off all the must-see lakes on your travel bucket list? Book a tour with Via Via Moraine Lake Shuttle.

This locally owned and operated company was created by travelers, for travelers. They’re not just about transportation; they’re about making a positive impact and helping you make the most of your visit.

Via Via offers a variety of tour options, from sunrise to sunset (and even extended time in the park if you’d like). On their sunrise tours, you can warm up with hot coffee, hot chocolate or tea, and wrap yourself in a cozy blanket to keep the early morning chill away. Pair that with our to-go breakfast bag at Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn and you’ll be all set for a fueled morning full of adventure. During the day, the shuttles are stocked with snacks and cold water to keep you going.

Moraine Lake
With the Moraine Lake Access Road now closed to personal vehicles, a shuttle is your only way to experience Moraine Lake, one of the most photographed lakes in the world.

Its bright turquoise water, framed by the dramatic Valley of the Ten Peaks, makes Moraine Lake a must-see in the Rockies. Fun fact: it appeared on the Canadian $20 bill in the 1969 and 1979 series. The lake is glacier-fed and remains ice cold year-round, hovering around 5°C (41°F) even in summer. While you can dip your hand in to feel its icy chill, swimming isn’t something most visitors attempt.

Larch season is one of the most spectacular times to visit, when the alpine larch trees turn gold. Taking the shuttle to Moraine Lake is the only way to access the trailheads for Paradise Valley and Sentinel Pass, two of the most iconic larch hikes in the Rockies.

Tour Options
Via Via offers the widest variety of tour options in the Bow Valley:
• Moraine Lake Sunrise Experience – 3 hours at Moraine Lake
• Moraine Lake Sunrise & Lake Louise Golden Hour Experience – 2 hours at Moraine Lake, 1 hour at Lake Louise
• 2 Lakes Combo – Moraine Lake & Lake Louise – 2 hours at each lake
• Moraine Lake Adventure – 4 hours at Moraine Lake
• Lake Louise Adventure – 5 hours at Lake Louise
• 2 Lakes Afternoon Delight – Lake Louise & Moraine Lake – 1.5 hours at Lake Louise, 2 hours at Moraine Lake
• Emerald Lake Escape: Waterfalls & Canyon Wonders – 30 minutes at Lake Louise, 2 hours at Emerald Lake, 30 minutes at Takakkaw Falls, scenic stops along the Bow Valley Parkway, and 1 hour at Johnston Canyon
• Private Customized Tour – Sunrise, half-day, or full-day itineraries with hot drinks, cold water, and fresh croissants from a Canmore bakery

Extra Time for Extra Memories
Via Via is the only shuttle company in the area offering flexible extended tours for those who want more time at these iconic destinations, an extra 7 hours on sunrise tours or 3.5 hours on daytime tours. Perfect for hiking, canoeing, or simply enjoying the views a little longer.

Whether you’re here for the trails, the turquoise waters, the golden larch season, or the jaw-dropping scenery, a tour with Via Via Moraine Lake Shuttle - picked up right from our lobby at Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn - is an unforgettable way to explore the Rockies. Check them out online via this link: www.viaviamorainelake.com.

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July 15

Your Summer Escape to Terracana Ranch Resort

Your Summer Escape to Terracana Ranch Resort

If you’re dreaming of a peaceful summer getaway surrounded by mountains, rivers, and endless outdoor adventure, Terracana Ranch Resort is the place to be. Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Robson Valley, Terracana is where rustic charm meets the best of nature. Wake up to the sound of the Fraser River, sip your morning coffee as the sun rises over the peaks, and step outside to explore everything the valley has to offer.

Stay Close to Nature at Terracana
At Terracana Ranch Resort, you can choose how you want to experience the outdoors. Stay in a cozy cabin for a relaxing escape or bring your RV and settle into one of Terracana’s spacious drive-through campsites. Each site comes with gravel pads, picnic tables, optional power hookups, a communal firepit, and a covered cookhouse; perfect for evenings spent sharing stories under the stars.

Located close to local trails and adventure operators, Terracana makes it easy to head out for whitewater rafting, ATV tours, or a day spent hiking in the iconic Mount Robson Provincial Park.

Explore Mount Robson Provincial Park
One of the biggest reasons guests love Terracana Ranch Resort is its unbeatable location. Just a short drive away, Mount Robson Provincial Park is an outdoor lover’s paradise, offering some of the most breathtaking scenery in British Columbia.

Glaciers You Can’t Miss
• Berg Glacier – Known for its bright turquoise waters and dramatic ice calving.
• Robson Glacier – A fascinating glimpse into ancient geology.
• Mist Glacier – Surrounded by a shimmering, fine mist.
• Hargreaves Glacier – A quiet gem where the lake glows turquoise-green.

Waterfalls Worth the Trip
• Emperor Falls – A powerful 50-metre waterfall often surrounded by rainbows.
• White Falls – Rushing through a dramatic canyon.
• Falls of the Pool – Peaceful and scenic for a slower-paced visit.
• Rearguard Falls – A unique waterfall and prime salmon viewing spot.

Trails for Every Explorer
• Kinney Lake Trail – Perfect for families and bikers.
• Fraser River Loop – Flat and peaceful, great for a relaxing walk.
• Berg Lake Trail – A challenging multi-day hike for avid adventurers.
• Snowbird Pass Trail – Offering some of the best panoramic views in the park.

When you stay at Terracana Ranch Resort, all of this is just a short drive away, making it the perfect base for a summer full of adventure.

Fishing & Wildlife Near Terracana
The lakes and rivers around Terracana are teeming with fish. Yellowhead Lake, Kinbasket Lake, Moose Lake, and the Fraser River are all popular spots for rainbow trout, lake trout, bull trout, and kokanee.

If you’re visiting in August, don’t miss the incredible Chinook salmon run. One of the best places to witness this natural wonder is Rearguard Falls, just 24 km from Terracana. Watching these salmon battle upstream is an unforgettable experience.

Travel Tips for a Safe Adventure
Summer in the Robson Valley is full of opportunities, but staying informed helps you make the most of your trip:
• Check BC Parks Active Advisories for trail conditions.
• Use the BC Wildfire Dashboard for real-time updates.
• Check road and travel conditions on DriveBC.

When you stay at Terracana Ranch Resort, our team is always happy to share local tips and help you plan your outings.

Plan Your Summer Escape
Whether you want peaceful mornings by the river, adrenaline-filled adventures, or sightseeing in one of Canada’s most iconic parks, Terracana Ranch Resort is your perfect summer base. The best of the Robson Valley is just outside your door.

Book Your Stay at Terracana Ranch Resort Today and make this summer one to remember.

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