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Start your journey to wellness this winter in the Harrison River Valley! From soaking in hot springs to immersing yourself in the healing properties of nature and so much more, you’ll find everything you need right here. Read on and take the first steps to healthier habits.
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 Indigenous Peoples of this land have always recognized that the wild is sacred and should be treated with gentle care and reverence for the diverse ways in which it sustains and provides. For thousands of years, they …
There are many factors to consider when planning for an adventure in the wild. What are the goals of your trip? Do you need to book a camp spot in advance or are you heading into backcountry? How …
For thousands of years, the Indigenous people of this land have recognized the profound healing power of nature. In fact, the hot mineral waters of Harrison Hot Springs were known and revered as “the healing place” by local …
The wilds of our valley include lush vegetation ranging from the rich bounty of sword and licorice ferns and spongy mosses that line the forest floor, to Douglas Fir and Western Red Cedar that silently loom like giants …
