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, […]
Vancouver Island has earned a reputation for its outstanding forest excursions, surfing thrills, and quiet time for romantics and explorers. It’s also a destination for families — particularly those with […]
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.
In honour of Canada’s 150th birthday, we’d like to share a few of Cowichan’s best-kept historical secrets. Cowichan’s history was born by some fantastic events and with it, some truly incredible places that remind us of our past.
The Cowichan Valley Trail is a spectacular multi-use trail that is an integral part of the Trans Canada Trail route on Southern Vancouver Island.
One thing you notice about hiking guide Georgia Newsome – she seldom leads the way. And she stops a lot. Because this journey’s not about the destination. Watch the Video […]
The Cowichan Valley has always been known for its laid-back culture, Coast Salish roots, and proximity to the great outdoors. What visitors might not expect is that Cowichan is also […]
“They’re apex predators, but in this place raptors capture more than prey. They capture imaginations. This refuge and attraction in the Cowichan region of British Columbia is devoted to helping […]
The Cowichan Valley features an array of activities and entertainment, whether your trip involves lake dips, hikes, winery visits, or tasting local delights. Duncan serves as a central hub from which to explore the region, as both a geographical centre and a bustling location with shops, restaurants, and accommodations. You can reach most areas of…
Coastal towns have a built-in charm, and that’s especially evident along the Cowichan coast. From north to south you’ll come across Ladysmith, Chemainus, and Crofton, a trio of towns following the Trans-Canada highway. Mining, forestry, and paper mill industries have been economic drivers in the region, though it would be a disservice to reduce its…
“Nestled 45-minutes north of Victoria, the Cowichan Valley is a beautiful region that spans across the whole of the island from Port Renfew on the west and Nanaimo to the […]
Summer is here, and that means road trip season has begun! This year as you’re travelling up and down Vancouver Island take some time to explore some of Cowichan’s most […]