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Photo Credit: Rum Ragged on Facebook The busyness of summer has subsided but there’s no shortage of fun Fall events still happening in the Harrison River Valley! We’re celebrating all the best of the season with a variety …
Summer’s colourful transition into fall ushers in the beginning of a wondrous season in the Harrison River Valley: the Season of the Wild! The Season of the Wild is a celebration of the salmon, bald eagles, and sturgeon …
The Harrison River Valley is spread across the unceded ancestral and shared territories Sts’ ailes, Seabird Island, Sq’ewá:lxw, Cheam, Douglas, Leq’a:mel, Samahquam, Sq’ewlets, and Skatin First Nations, where we explore and learn from the lands of those who came before us and those who continue to …
Come as you are, be yourself, and find your community in the Harrison River Valley. Feeling fully supported, safe, and welcome when you travel makes an experience uplifting, relaxing, and memorable; something everyone deserves. Located an hour and …
Being together in the wild means no one gets left behind – everyone deserves the opportunity to travel, explore, and experience the incredible enrichment it brings. Throughout British Columbia, tourism destinations are changing their products and services to …
The crisp morning air and vivid fall colours signal the start of a brilliant phenomenon in the Harrison River Valley: The Season of the Wild! The Season of the Wild tells the story of the salmon, sturgeon, and …
Spring has arrived in full, glorious splendour in the Harrison River Valley. The forests are buzzing and budding with awakening and activity and are calling you to explore! There’s no better way to get outside for some exercise …
Late winter – it’s that in-between time of year that can feel a bit gloomy as we anticipate the arrival of warmer and sunnier days. The good news is there’s a lot of adventure to be had in …
Reignite your child-like sense of wonder and awe during the Harrison River Valley’s Season of the Wild! The Season of the Wild is a tribute to The Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival, whose celebrated event promoted and practiced …
