The Shu Girls are at it again! This time, visiting the beautiful Eagle River in Malakwa, B.C. Cold swimming has become a regular winter activity for this group of gals; waterfalls, daily dips in freezing Shuswap Lake, and local rivers like the Columbia River in Revelstoke and The Eagle River. Tourism this winter season has a new and challenging activity to be enjoyed.…
Have you ever visited these falls? Located between Revelstoke and Sicamous, B.C. on the Trans Canada Highway, Kay Falls is a hidden gem. If you look, you can spot the waterfall from the highway, but a quick stop here is impressive. Thundering with amazing force down 187 feet from the Monashee Mountains, this beautiful waterfall not only gets you completely soaked,…
Winter in the mountains is an unforgettable experience, and Sicamous sits in one of the best geological locations in all of the Columbia Shuswap. The Monashee Mountains rise above, while world-renowned Shuswap Lake glistens in the sun, full of stories and adventure. Surrounded by the Inland Temperate Rainforest, the forests, and scenery here is truly awe-inspiring.…
Think about this….. a seek-and-find game of the giants in the temperate forests of the Shuswap. Sounds amazing right? The largest known trees in BC are documented and GPS’d; many are accessible for you and me to find! Now I have a new mission. A long-time adventure friend Sarah R., an RFP (Registered Forest Professional), and I set out to find the biggest known…
Heading to Sicamous for a fall adventure? Don't forget these essentials to make the most of your trip! Layered Clothing: Fall weather can be unpredictable. Pack a mix of lightweight and warm layers, including sweaters and long-sleeve shirts. Rain Gear: Be prepared for wet weather with a waterproof jacket, footwear and a travel-sized umbrella. Sturdy Footwear: Comfortable…
Did you know that the Shuswap is home to the incredible inland temperate rainforest of British Columbia? Sicamous and Malakwa have some of the largest recorded trees in the Shuswap region. Fast Facts: The Inland Rainforest Region is also known as the Interior wet belt. And the Shuswap is part of the Interior Cedar Hemlock (ICH) zone of the biogeoclimatic zones. The…
Paddling down the Eagle River offers an enchanting journey through the beauty of Sicamous. With a range of entry points, the paddle is suitable for novice and experienced paddlers. From the thrill of navigating gentle rapids to a smooth cruise down calm waters, this journey promises an unforgettable experience for all. The Eagle River The Eagle River meanders through…
Sicamous & East Shuswap Waterfall Tour This itinerary will surely fill your family's adventure bucket! All four waterfalls can easily be ticked off in a day and are equally as beautiful in the wintertime. Start your day with a visit to Sicamous Creek Falls. Located a short drive off of Vernon-Sicamous Highway 97A just outside of Sicamous. The short walking trails…
Did you know that the Shuswap is home to the incredible inland temperate rainforest of British Columbia? The giant Cedar trees of Malakwa, B.C., are among the largest recorded in the entire Shuswap region. Located on the Eagle River, this stand is over 400 years old. It’s hard to comprehend that age and their sheer size, but with names like “Cedar Sister”…