Take some time during your visit to Creston BC to rejuvenate your mind, body and soul! Get your heart racing and muscles pumping at top-notch fitness studios and our world-class recreation complex. Revitalize your spirits with invigorating yoga sessions and dynamic movement classes. Finally, wind-down at delightful day spas... and maybe a winery? your visit promises a refreshing escape from the hustle and a holistic embrace of health. Welcome to the ultimate wellness retreat here in Creston BC! Fitness, Yoga, Movement & Spas in Creston BC Fitness & Spa Take some time during your visit to Creston BC to rejuvenate your mind, body and soul! Get your heart racing and muscles pumping at top-notch fitness studios and our world-class recreation complex. Revitalize your spirits with invigorating yoga sessions and dynamic movement classes. Finally, wind-down at delightful day spas...and maybe a winery? your visit promises a refreshing escape from the hustle and a holistic embrace of health. Welcome to the ultimate wellness retreat here in Creston BC! Evexia Day Spa Located in downtown Creston Evexia Day Spa is dedicated to providing you with the ultimate relaxation experience, so you can fully unwind. Embody Movement Studio Embody Movement Studio is Creston's brand new movement space. Discover an abundance of movement modalities from yoga to Nia dance. Eagle Wing Wellness Spa Eagle Wing Wellness Spa in downtown Creston is a full service day spa offering a wide array of luxurious treatments in a serene atmosphere. The Yoga Room The Yoga Room Studio provides yoga classes and yoga therapy to the community in a warm, welcoming and professional environment. Creston & District Community Complex Located in the centre of Creston, this world-class, facility is a community hub of activity for recreation, entertainment & more YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

There’s no better way to experience the enchanting natural landscape of Creston BC than from one of it's many hiking trails. Wander Creston Valley's  lush wetlands serenaded by birdsong. Traverse the Skimmerhorn range for breathtaking valley vistas or ascend the Selkirk Mountains high atop Kootenay Pass. Find tranquility amidst ancient giant Cedar forests, along freshwater creeks or on wildflower-blanketed hillsides. Come, wander, and get lost a while in Creston BC’s serene natural beauty. Nature's Path: Hiking Trails in Creston BC HIKING There’s no better way to experience the enchanting natural landscape of Creston BC than from one of it's many hiking trails. Wander Creston Valley's lush wetlands serenaded by birdsong. Traverse the Skimmerhorn range for breathtaking valley vistas or ascend the Selkirk Mountains high atop Kootenay Pass. Find tranquility amidst ancient giant Cedar forests, along freshwater creeks or on wildflower-blanketed hillsides. Come, wander, and get lost a while in Creston BC’s serene natural beauty. Williams Creek Falls Trail The William Creek Falls Trail is a relatively short, easy scenic trail with minimal elevation that follows the historic Dewdney pack trail along the western edge of the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area's Summit Creek & Leach Lake area. Along the trail you will find many scenic lookouts to enjoy the views of the savanna-like wetlands & Leach Lake below before arrive at the small but picturesque Williams Creek Falls. Thompson Pack Trail Part of the Creston Community Forest’s trail network on Mount Thompson, the Thompson Pack Trail is a 4.7 km (one-way) trail. Thompson Rim Trail The Thompson Rim Trail is the iconic Creston Valley hike, allowing hikers to do most of the hard work from their 4x4s. Haystack Mountain Trail At the northwest corner of Kianuko Provincial Park, Haystack Mountain Trail is a relatively accessible back-country hike. Ladyslipper Trail As beautiful as its namesake, the Ladyslipper Orchid, this trail offers a moderately challenging afternoon hike in a mostly shaded environme Billy Goat Bluffs Trail The Billy Goat Bluffs Trail is the newest trail in the Creston Valley provides easy access to Goat or Arrow Mountain from within Creston. Ka Papa Cedars Trail Ka Papa Cedars Trail is a new loop trail located on Highway 3, toward Kootenay Pass. The trail wanders through an old growth Cedar Grove. Balancing Rock Trail A popular hiking trail on the west side of the Creston Valley with expansive views of the valley floor and the Skimmerhorn mountains. Ripple Ridge Trail Located in Stagleap Provincial Park at the top of Kootenay Pass, Ripple Ridge Trail is a relatively short and accessible hike. Cornice Ridge Trail Cornice Ride Trail at the top of Kootenay Pass, is one of two premier trails in Stagleap Provincial Park, popular in bot Summer and Winter. CVWMA Trails The Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area is a lush wetland habitat with easy, year-round access to kilometres of flat-top dyke trails. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

Discover a hidden gem in Creston BC, where a delightful collection of wineries, breweries, and distilleries awaits. With its fertile soil and ideal climate, Creston is quickly becoming British Columbia's go-to destination for exceptional craft wine, beer, and spirits. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a laid-back drinker, our local establishments offer tours, tastings, and a chance to savour an array of locally produced libations. Come, indulge in the authentic flavours of Creston, BC! Wineries BrewerieS Distilleries Wine, Beer & Spirits to Sip and Savour in Creston BC Discover a hidden gem in Creston BC, where a delightful collection of wineries, breweries, and distilleries awaits. With its fertile soil and ideal climate, Creston is quickly becoming British Columbia's go-to destination for exceptional craft wine, beer, and spirits. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or a laid-back drinker, our local establishments offer tours, tastings, and a chance to savour an array of locally produced libations. Come, indulge in the authentic flavours of Creston, BC! Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

Creston, BC is home to some truly unique natural habitats making it a migratory paradise for birders and wildlife lovers! Discover the world-renowned wetlands Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area wetlands, our vast mountain forests, and the majestic Kootenay Lake, home to Ospreys, Blue Herons, Grizzly Bears, Kokanee Salmon and White Sturgeons. Take a bird-watching canoe tour or enjoy wildlife viewing in our nearby provincial parks. Join us on an unforgettable adventure here in Creston, BC! Wildlife Viewing & Birding Around Creston Wildlife Viewing Creston, BC is home to some truly unique natural habitats making it a migratory paradise for birders and wildlife lovers alike! Discover the world-renowned wetlands of the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area, our vast mountain forests, and the majestic Kootenay Lake, home to a diverse array of species like Ospreys, Blue Herons, Grizzly Bears, Kokanee Salmon and White Sturgeons. Experience the thrill of observing these magnificent creatures in their natural habitats - take a bird-watching canoe tour through the wetlands or enjoy wildlife viewing in our nearby provincial parks. Join us on an unforgettable adventure that will leave you in awe of nature's wonders here in Creston, BC! Exploring Creston Valley's Rich Biodiversity: A Guide to Wildlife Viewing Spring weather is near at hand! Here is a list of unique creatures that call this place home and some hot spots in the area to find them! Creston Valley Bird Festival Get ready to spread your wings and join us for an unforgettable celebration of feathered friends and the vital wetlands they call home! Riverside Wilderness Park-Goat River The rustic Wilderness Riverside Park currently provides the only public access to the Goat River along a nice stretch of river rock sandbar. Kootenay-Columbia Discovery Centre The Kootenay Columbia Discovery Centres offers environmental education and awareness programs at the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area Kianuko Provincial Park Kianuko Provincial Park is a pristine backcountry are a in the southern Purcell Mountains east of Kootenay Lake and north of Creston. Kootenay Lake The incredibly peaceful and scenic Kootenay Lake is a long, narrow and deep fjord-like lake located between the Selkirk and Purcell mountain Duck Lake Part of the CVWMA, Duck Lake is known for great large mouth bass fishing as well as amazing bird viewing opportunities. Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area The Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area is a spectacular 7,000-hectare wetland stretching from the south end of Kootenay Lake to the U.S. border. Stagleap Provincial Park Located at the summit of the highest all weather highway pass in BC, one of the highest paved highways in Canada! CVWMA Trails The Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area is a lush wetland habitat with easy, year-round access to kilometres of flat-top dyke trails. Legend Logos & Yaqan Nukiy Heritage Centre The Legend Logos Gift Shop is where you will find unique First Nations gifts & learn about the local Yaqan Nukiy Ktunaxa Culture. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

Welcome to Creston, BC! Experience the enchantment of our four distinct seasons, each with its own allure. Learn more about the unique charms of each of these seasons and check out the current and upcoming weather conditions below, so you can plan your perfect trip itinerary while you're here. Prepare for an unforgettable visit any time of year! Weather Conditions & Seasons in Creston BC Weather conditons Welcome to Creston, BC! Experience the enchantment of our four distinct seasons, each with its own allure. Learn more about the unique charms of each of these seasons and check out the current and upcoming weather conditions below, so you can plan your perfect trip itinerary while you're here. Prepare for an unforgettable visit any time of year! the Four seasons of The Creston Valley Summer - In Creston, the summer season typically begins in June and lasts until mid to late September. During this time, the temperatures can range from 20 to 35 degrees Celsius (68 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day, with cooler evenings. The area receives little precipitation during the summer months, making it an ideal time to enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, paddling, swimming, golfing , and visiting our local wineries , summer outdoor farmer's market or parousing our artisan studios and shops . Fall - As the summer fades away, the autumn season brings cooler temperatures and vibrant fall colors and of course the harvest. The autumn season typically lasts from October to November, with temperatures ranging from 5 to 20 degrees Celsius (41 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit). Fall can make for beautiful foliage and scenery and the harvest also means its a great time to visit local fruit stands and markets to pickup fresh produce and veggies! Winter - Winter in Creston can be quite mild compared with the rest of the Kootenay region, with temperatures ranging from -10 to 5 degrees Celsius (14 to 41 degrees Fahrenheit) between December and February. The area receives a modest amount of snow, averaging of 110 cm (43 inches) of snowfall annually. While the Creston Valley is often snow-free, the nearby Kootenay Pass is a great winter recreation area popular for snowshoeing, back-country skiing, and snowmobiling . Spring - Finally, spring in Creston brings a burst of new growth and warmer temperatures. The spring season typically lasts from March to May, with temperatures ranging from 5 to 20 degrees Celsius (41 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit). As the snow melts and the ground thaws, the area comes back to life with beautiful fruit tree blossoms, the return of the migratory birds to the wetlands, and the emergence of wildlife from winter hibernation, making it a great time for wildlife viewing , low elevation hiking and even early season golfing ! CURRENT WEATHER In The Creston Valley Area YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services Can we help? Have any questions about current weather in the area? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!

Looking for fun and exciting things to do in Creston BC? Look no further than our Get Inspired blog for the best insider tips and recommendations for an unforgettable vacation. From hiking trails to local wineries, there's something for everyone. So why waste time planning your trip alone when you can have access to our expert advice? Check out our travel blog today and start planning your dream trip to Creston BC! Insider Tips & To-Do Lists for Creston BC GET INSPIRED Looking for fun and exciting things to do in the Creston Valley area? Look no further than our Get Inspired blog for the best insider tips and recommendations for an unforgettable vacation. From hiking trails to local wineries, there's something for everyone. So why waste time planning your trip alone when you can have access to our expert advice? Check out our travel blog today and start planning your dream trip to the Creston Valley! Creston Valley on the Selkirk Loop: Retrace Alice Ford's Road Trip It is the kind of slow, golden start to summer that travel host Alice Ford captured when she rolled into the valley on the latest season of her PBS show, Alice's Adventures on Earth. Her Creston Valley & Selkirk Loop road trip is now streaming, and it makes a perfect plan for your own summer visit. Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The sun is up, the lake is warming, and Creston Valley is ready for you. Whether you're here to float, hike, eat, or sip your way through the season, this corner of the Kootenays delivers on all fronts. Here's how to make the most of summer. Mind the Minute: A Closer Look at Creston BC’s Quirky Sense of Time Creston, BC doesn’t observe Daylight Saving Time — and locals love it. Learn why “Creston Time” exists, how it affects travel, and how to plan your visit without missing a minute. Fields, Food & Fall Colours: Your Insider’s Guide to the Creston Valley Fall Fair 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! Kokanee & Beyond: How Columbia Brewery Sparked Creston’s Craft Scene 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! Sun-Soaked Fun: Eleven Must-do Summer Experiences in the Creston Valley 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. Green Escapes: Your Guide to the Creston Valley’s Top Parks From in-town and rural community parks to public beaches and untouched wilderness areas, Creston has a park or green space for everyone! Harvest Happenings: Your Guide to Creston Valley’s Freshest Finds Read on to learn more about Creston’s growing and harvest seasons and when your favourite fresh produce is ripe for the picking! Make, Taste, and Explore - Creston's Hands-On Hotspots Creston offers plenty of fantastic ways to immerse yourself in local life. Read on for our list of the best workshops, classes and tours! 1 2 3 4 5 YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Creston Valley on the Selkirk Loop: Retrace Alice Ford's Road Trip Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours Mind the Minute: A Closer Look at Creston BC’s Quirky Sense of Time Get Social Explore photos and videos from local businesses, visitors and proud residents on our social media! Share your own experiences with us at #ExploreCrestonValley Can we help? Have any questions about things to see and do in the area? Contact the Creston Valley Visitor Centre and staff will be happy assist you!

Welcome to the ultimate guide for annual community events in Creston BC! From the beloved Blossom Festival to our charming Fall Fair, thrilling Curling bonspiels, and festive Canada Day celebrations, we've got you covered with all the information you need. Check out our comprehensive guide on the best community events to attend, when they're happening, and where to find them. Join us in celebrating the vibrant community spirit of Creston! Your Guide to Community Fun in Creston BC Community Events GUIDE Welcome to the ultimate guide for annual community events in Creston BC! From the beloved Blossom Festival to our charming Fall Fair, thrilling Curling bonspiels, and festive Canada Day celebrations, we've got you covered with all the information you need. Check out our comprehensive guide on the best community events to attend, when they're happening, and where to find them. Join us in celebrating the vibrant community spirit of Creston! Women's Valentines Bonspiel Join in on the fun at the annual Women's Valentine's Bonspiel in Creston, British Columbia! Creston Valley Canada Day Celebrations Come and join the festivities in the beautiful Creston Valley, as we celebrate Canada Day on July 1st! Men's Butterfly Bonspiel Get ready for an exciting weekend of curling and camaraderie at the Creston Men's Butterfly Bonspiel! Creston Valley Bird Festival Get ready to spread your wings and join us for an unforgettable celebration of feathered friends and the vital wetlands they call home! Creston Valley Blossom Festival Come join the fun at the Creston Valley Blossom Festival each May Long weekend! Creston Valley Fall Fair Welcome to the Creston Valley Fall Fair - a celebration of agriculture in the heart of British Columbia's Kootenay Region! Creston Valley Farmers’ Market Experience the abundance and creativity of the Creston Valley at the award-winning Creston Valley Farmers’ Market! UPCOMING EVENTS Curious to see what other events are happening around the Creston Valley in the near future? Check out our Upcoming Events Calendar for detailed information on dates, times, locations, prices and more! See Upcoming Events YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

Indulge Your Senses in Erickson: Where Fruitful Delights, Award-Winning Wineries, and Natural Wonders Await. If you have a craving to savour the finest local varietals, a visit to Erickson is an absolute must! This idyllic locale is renowned for its rolling hills, expansive orchards, and inviting fruit stands, farms, and u-pick experiences that beckon visitors to relish in the freshest and juiciest fruits the Kootenay region has to offer! Erickson: For Wine Connoisseurs & Food Lovers ERICKSON Indulge Your Senses in Erickson: Where Fruitful Delights, Award-Winning Wineries, and Natural Wonders Await. If you have a craving to savor the finest local varietals, a visit to Erickson is an absolute must! This idyllic locale is renowned for its rolling hills, expansive orchards, and inviting fruit stands, farms, and u-pick experiences that beckon visitors to relish in the freshest and juiciest fruits the region has to offer. From luscious cherries to crisp apples, the abundance of delectable and nutritious snacks is a feast for the senses. However, Erickson offers much more than just fruits and farms. This charming area is also home to a collection of esteemed wineries, where visitors can sample exceptional local wines while immersing themselves in the breathtaking vistas of the nearby Goat River. Speaking of the river, it serves as a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking refreshing dips or serene fishing excursions. With its crystalline waters and lush green surroundings, the Goat River stands as a natural wonder that must be experienced firsthand to be truly appreciated. Conveniently located just a short drive from the town of Creston, Erickson also boasts an array of small, enchanting accommodations, serving as the perfect basecamp for exploring the rest of the valley during your stay. Embrace the scenic delights of Erickson as you indulge in its fruitful offerings, fine wines, and awe-inspiring natural landscapes, creating cherished memories to last a lifetime. ATTRACTIONS Cherry Ridge Orchard Simek Farms Sun-Soaked Fun: Eleven Must-do Summer Experiences in the Creston Valley Harvest Share Volunteer Fruit Picking 1 2 3 4 5 COMMUNITY MAP

Looking for fun and exciting things to do in Creston BC? Look no further than our Get Inspired blog for the best insider tips and recommendations for an unforgettable vacation. From hiking trails to local wineries, there's something for everyone. So why waste time planning your trip alone when you can have access to our expert advice? Check out our travel blog today and start planning your dream trip to Creston BC! Insider Tips & To-Do Lists for Creston BC GET INSPIRED Looking for fun and exciting things to do in the Creston Valley area? Look no further than our Get Inspired blog for the best insider tips and recommendations for an unforgettable vacation. From hiking trails to local wineries, there's something for everyone. So why waste time planning your trip alone when you can have access to our expert advice? Check out our travel blog today and start planning your dream trip to the Creston Valley! SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER Cherry Ridge Orchard Simek Farms Welcome to Cherry Ridge Orchard Simek Farms! Visitors are invited to experience the charm of this family-owned U-Pick cherry orchard situated in Erickson. The Flats Dirt Collaborative Located just a west of Creston, this rustic Farm Stand and U-Pick is bursting with berries, fresh herbs, farm-made goodies & friendly farm animals. Hay U Ranch RV Resort Hay U Ranch RV Resort is a four-season RV resort and campground located just east of Yahk along Highway 3, set beside the scenic Moyie River. The Glass House 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. Kokanee & Beyond: How Columbia Brewery Sparked Creston’s Craft Scene 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! ʔak̓uǂni Park 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. Williams Creek Falls Trail The William Creek Falls Trail is a relatively short, easy scenic trail with minimal elevation that follows the historic Dewdney pack trail along the western edge of the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area's Summit Creek & Leach Lake area. Along the trail you will find many scenic lookouts to enjoy the views of the savanna-like wetlands & Leach Lake below before arrive at the small but picturesque Williams Creek Falls. Creston Valley on the Selkirk Loop: Retrace Alice Ford's Road Trip It is the kind of slow, golden start to summer that travel host Alice Ford captured when she rolled into the valley on the latest season of her PBS show, Alice's Adventures on Earth. Her Creston Valley & Selkirk Loop road trip is now streaming, and it makes a perfect plan for your own summer visit. Pippin Point & Manzareh Visit Pippin Point Cidery & Manzareh restaurant to sample their small batch ciders and farm-to-table menu that changes with the seasons. Yuna's Table Yuna’s Table brings the vibrant and authentic flavours of Korea and Southeast Asia to the heart of Creston. Fields, Food & Fall Colours: Your Insider’s Guide to the Creston Valley Fall Fair 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! Mellowood Studio & Gallery Welcome to Mellowood Studio, a home-based studio and gallery in Wynndel showcasing the work of mixed media artist Val van der Poel. Sun-Soaked Fun: Eleven Must-do Summer Experiences in the Creston Valley 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. Meadow Creek Ranch Experience a serene getaway at Meadow Creek Ranch, a working ranch between Creston and Yahk along Highway 3. The ranch offers a perfect blend of nature and ranch life, right outside your door. Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The sun is up, the lake is warming, and Creston Valley is ready for you. Whether you're here to float, hike, eat, or sip your way through the season, this corner of the Kootenays delivers on all fronts. Here's how to make the most of summer. Inferno’s Inferno's is a family-friendly restaurant specializing in donairs, kebabs, bowls, wraps, smoked meat sandwhiches, pasta & pizzas! Mind the Minute: A Closer Look at Creston BC’s Quirky Sense of Time Creston, BC doesn’t observe Daylight Saving Time — and locals love it. Learn why “Creston Time” exists, how it affects travel, and how to plan your visit without missing a minute. High Altitude Heli Services High Altitude Heli Services is a premier helicopter charter company specializing in an array of services, including General Charters and Tourism Flights. Yellowbird School of Art Yellowbird School of Art offers university-level art classes for a diverse audience, including adults, children, and beginners in downtown Creston. Harvest Share Volunteer Fruit Picking Harvest Share is a unique volunteer-based U-Pick program that invites visitors to help harvest excess fruit from local backyards between June and November. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Uptowner Hotel Magnuson Hotel Creston Hotel & Suites

Plan your perfect event in Creston, BC, Canada with our expert tourist guide services. From weddings to reunions and conferences, we've got you covered! WEddINGS & Reunions A Perfect Place For Special Days! With it's famously warm and sunny weather, stunning vistas, and numerous venues the Creston Valley is the perfect place to plan your wedding, family reunion, or a corporate event! Find all the information you need below to plan it! you might also like Cherry Ridge Orchard Simek Farms Welcome to Cherry Ridge Orchard Simek Farms! Visitors are invited to experience the charm of this family-owned U-Pick cherry orchard situated in Erickson. Creston Valley on the Selkirk Loop: Retrace Alice Ford's Road Trip It is the kind of slow, golden start to summer that travel host Alice Ford captured when she rolled into the valley on the latest season of her PBS show, Alice's Adventures on Earth. Her Creston Valley & Selkirk Loop road trip is now streaming, and it makes a perfect plan for your own summer visit. Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The sun is up, the lake is warming, and Creston Valley is ready for you. Whether you're here to float, hike, eat, or sip your way through the season, this corner of the Kootenays delivers on all fronts. Here's how to make the most of summer.

Get your hands dirty and embrace the down-to-earth farm life experience in Creston BC! Pluck the freshest produce at U-Pick orchards & farms, take a tour of our friendly local dairy, savour the rich flavors of our finest wines during a tasting, and wander among the stalls of our vibrant Farmers' Market. Meet the incredible makers behind the bountiful food and drinks that make Creston Valley so special. Unearth a world of rustic fun and delectable delights! Farms & Orchards Hands On Food & Farm Experiences in Creston BC Get your hands dirty and embrace the down-to-earth farm life experience in Creston BC! Pluck the freshest produce at U-Pick orchards & farms, take a tour of our friendly local dairy, savour the rich flavors of our finest wines during a tasting, and wander among the stalls of our vibrant Farmers' Market. Meet the incredible makers behind the bountiful food and drinks that make Creston Valley so special. Unearth a world of rustic fun and delectable delights! Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. Add a Title Button Change the text and make it your own. Click here to begin editing. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services

With our abundant rivers, lakes and wetlands Creston BC is a fishing paradise. Whether you're after Burbot or Gerards on Kootenay Lake, Bass or Perch on Duck Lake, or Cutthroat and Rainbows on the Goat or Moyie Rivers, our diverse fishing opportunities cater to every angler's delight. And for essential local tips and that perfect lure, don't miss a visit to our well-equipped Fishing & Hunting Shops. Get ready to cast your line and create lasting fishing memories here in Creston! Hook, Line & Sinker: Fishing Around Creston, BC FISHING With our abundant rivers, lakes and wetlands Creston BC is a fishing paradise. Whether you're after Burbot or Gerards on Kootenay Lake, Bass or Perch on Duck Lake, or Cutthroat and Rainbows on the Goat or Moyie Rivers, our diverse fishing opportunities cater to every angler's delight. And for essential local tips and that perfect lure, don't miss a visit to our well-equipped Fishing & Hunting Shops. From beginners to experts, all are invited to experience the thrill of landing that unforgettable catch. Get ready to cast your line and create lasting fishing memories here in Creston! Gone Fishin' — Your Guide to an Angling Adventure in Creston and Kootenay Lake It's an open secret that the Creston and Kootenay Lake area is a haven for angling aficionados. Read on to plan your fishing adventure! Moyie River Running through Yahk, the Moyie River is a popular spot in the summer to camp along as well as for fishing brook trout. Wynndel Foods & Outdoors A one stop shop located in Wynndel, BC. Find all your fishing and hunting needs here - licenses, gas, snacks, drinks, groceries and more. Mawson Sports An outdoor and sporting goods company located in Creston, BC. First opened in 1915, it is most likely the oldest business in Creston. Kootenay Lake The incredibly peaceful and scenic Kootenay Lake is a long, narrow and deep fjord-like lake located between the Selkirk and Purcell mountain Old Ferry Landing Boat Ramp The Old Ferry Landing acts as a rustic boat launch that continues to be the prime launch spot for boat, kayaks and more on Kootenay River. Goat River In Summer, the Goat River is a popular local's spot for swimming, kayaking, "floating the goat" an fly-fishing. Kuskanook Harbour & Boat Launch The closest boat launch on Kootenay Lake from Creston, the Kuskanook Harbour Boat Launch provides easy access to the lake. Duck Lake Part of the CVWMA, Duck Lake is known for great large mouth bass fishing as well as amazing bird viewing opportunities. Kootenay River The deep winding Kootenay River offers plenty of recreation opportunities from fishing, kayaking, canoeing & boating. Boswell Public Boat Launch One of the few remaining public launch sites on the east shore of Kootenay Lake, this popular harbour and launch is a free-of-charge public YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Summer Guide to Creston Valley: Beaches, Trails & Local Flavours The Glass House High Altitude Heli Services