It’s that time of year here in Cowichan when the sun is out and the days are hot. The locals here know how to escape the heat while having some […]
Did you know that Cowichan is Canada’s only Mediterranean climate? With our warm coastal climate comes the highest average median temperatures in Canada, which is why it’s no surprise that […]
By Meg Cuthbert Happy New Year! This time of year is typically when we start making resolutions to be healthier, happier, and maybe even to lose a couple of pounds […]
The Cowichan region is a favorite stop for travelers wishing to experience the beauty and culture that the west coast is known for. Did you know there are several free and fun Cowichan Valley activities to be discovered?
“As we pulled into the driveway of The Raptors, we were surprised at how many vehicles were in the parking lot. After all, it was a Monday afternoon and we thought […]
In the mountain-bike rich Cowichan Valley, a new trail network rides on the shoulders of decades of hard work and lessons learned. Read the full story below.
With over 150 trails across 5 mountains, and the 122 km-long Cowichan Valley Trail, Cowichan Valley is the go-to mountain bike playground for riders everywhere.
Situated just 10 kilometres north of Duncan along the waters of Osborne Bay is Crofton, yet another of Cowichan’s quaint seaside towns.
Enjoying the Cowichan coastline is easy. The shore is scattered with beautiful beaches, seaside communities and spectacular marinas to tie-up to. Whether you’re cruising for the day or planning a multi-day trip there are plenty of places to check out by boat.
The holidays are fast approaching, and for many people, that means it’s time to book a quick and quiet getaway before the hustle and bustle of the winter season arrives. Fall is the ideal time to retreat to Cowichan and soak in the crisp air, wild nature, and full flavours.
By Meg Cuthbert In British Columbia, Family Day is celebrated on the second Monday of February, and this year that’s February 12th! Looking for something fun to do with family, […]
If one were to describe the Cowichan Valley in one sentence for it’s natural offerings I think they would be hard pressed to accomplish it or even succeed. Tall trees, mighty flowing rivers, mountain vistas, craggy cliffs, ocean coastlines and waterfalls are but a few of what would need to be included.