British Columbia

Canyon Marble	Cat's Lake	Cat's Lake	Cat's Lake	Cayoosh Creek
Cayoosh Creek	Howe Sound	Howe Sound	Howe Sound	Howe Sound
Howe Sound	Howe Sound	Kalamalka Lake	Kalamalka Lake	near Kamloops
near Kamloops	Lillooet	Squilax	Turtle Valley	Turtle Valley
Turtle Valley	Wood Lake	Tantalus Range	Shuswap Golf	Seton Lake

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The Fraser Canyon

 The Fraser Canyon is a part of the Fraser River where it flows rapidly through rocks in the Coast Mountains on the way from the Interior Plateau of British Columbia to the Fraser Valley.

Cat Lake

 Cat Lake is a small lake near Squamish BC. Has a beach and is a perfect place for fishing, swimming, picnicking, hiking and mountain biking. It has small campsites. Gravel road access. Opens May 15

Cayoosh Creek River

 This is the area of the streams which connect Seton Lake and the Cayoosh Creek basin to the Fraser, adding the Cayoosh Creek basin itself. Near Lillooet

Howe Sound

 Spectacular Howe Sound is North America's and Vancouver's playground for sailing, diving, camping, hiking, and a host of other recreational activities extending from West Vancouver to north till Squamish.  Surrounded by peaks, the scenic Sea to Sky Highway 99 and that Railway, with many islands including Bowen Island, Gambier Island, Keats Island, and Anvil Island. Also the well known Porteau Cove provincial Park.
 The communities along the coast are Squamish, Britannia Beach, Lions Bay, Horseshoe Bay, Port Mellon, Langdale, and Gibsons.

Kalamalka Lake

 Kalamalka Lake. Along Highway 97, between Vernon and Oyama, "The Lake of Many Colours" attract swimmers, fishermen, waterskiers and sunbathers to the naturall coves and warm rocks at Kalamalka Provincial Park. Named by National Geographic as one of the 10 most beautiful lakes in the world with the changes of temperatures during spring or autom takes different colors from green, vivid blue or deep blue. Hiking, swimming, riding horses and wildlife viewing are some of the activities you can enjoy.
 The park’s name, Kekuli, refers to the homes built and inhabited by the Interior Salish natives. Evidence of Kekuli pits can still be found in the park. Also a warning Kalamalka lake was used in the Second Wold War for the artillery and there some lost shells if you see any of them report them to the park official.
 There are campgrounds, sandy beaches, walking trails, playground, picnic facility, pit, showers and toilettes. Fees are collected from April 1 to October 31

Squilax General Store

 The historic Squilax General Store, the hostel sits on Shuswap Lake, one of the province's most popular summer vacation destinations for swimming, canoeing, horseback riding, whitewater rafting and hiking. The hostel features three converted Canadian National Cabooses (rail cars) as sleeping quarters. Organic grocery store on site. Tenting also available. Hostel pets on site.

 Turtle Valley, Wood Lake, near Kamloops. Tantalus Range between Squamish and Lillooet.
In the heart of the Shuswap, 26 mines west of Salmon Arm, Shuswap Lake Estates Golf and Country Club provides you with the finest practice facilities.

Central International of Hostel Reservation

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