On the shores of Kootenay Lake's East Shore sits one of BC’s most unusual roadside attractions—the Glass House. Built in 1952, the house was constructed from over half a million discarded embalming fluid bottles. The result is a striking cloverleaf-shaped home that glisten in the sunlight.

As the summer heat cools, fresh apples are chopped for pies and green leaves start to turn to bright oranges and yellows, it's time for one of the year’s most anticipated events, the Creston Valley Fall Fair!

High Altitude Heli Services is a premier helicopter charter company specializing in an array of services, including General Charters and Tourism Flights.

At Pippin Point, it’s more than just cider, it’s a full taste of the valley. On our patio you’ll find Manzareh Restaurant, serving up a farm-to-table menu that changes seasonally.

More than 60 years after its creation Kokanee beer is still the 'Beer Out Here'. Learn about the history of the Columbia Brewery in Creston BC, the home of Kokanee!

Welcome to Mellowood Studio, a home-based studio and gallery in Wynndel showcasing the work of mixed media artist Val van der Poel.

Yellowbird School of Art offers university-level art classes for a diverse audience, including adults, children, and beginners in downtown Creston.

ʔak̓uǂni Park, in the heart of downtown Creston features native plant species, a gathering circle, and a large tip. The also hosts the outdoor Creston Valley Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings.

There’s nothing quite like summer in Creston, as sun-kissed orchards, buzzing restaurant patios and smiling faces bring that special spark to an already vibrant community. The valley offers something for everyone, whether a foodie, an art loved or a thrill seeker. From fresh fruit and baked goods to local history and stunning mountain peaks, here are the top 11 experiences to add to your summer itinerary.