The Columbia Valley Region of British Columbia, Canada has much to offer the traveler. We have been on the highways and backcountry roads exploring the Columbia Valley Region of BC for years now visiting with communities like Golden, Spillimacheen, Radium Hot Springs, Invermere, Panorama, Windermere, Fairmont Hot Springs, Cranbrook and Kimberley. The region is one […]
Our Canadian geography and wildlife is the foundation that fuels tourism in Canada. It is world class when compared to most countries. We still have wildlife while others do not. We still have fresh water streams and lakes while others do not. We still have hectares after hectares of untouched wildenress while others do not. […]
Camping on Horseshoe Lake Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada is situated in a river valley surrounded by lakes and mountain ranges like the Purcell Mountains to the west and the Rocky Mountains to the east. The region is a mecca for adventures, history and activity. Cranbrook is home to one of my favorite challenging situations and […]
Creston is a small community located in the East Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada and is best known for its agricultural farming, u-pick farms and roadside farm markets. So being that we love to shop local and we believe in supporting local businesses when visiting communities we stocked up on fruits and vegetables… some […]
Kaslo, British Columbia, Canada is a small community on the shores of Kootenay Lake nestled on the banks of the Kaslo River. The community is in the centre of wilderness bliss, sightseeing fantasy and adventure thrills. Surrounding the community are the majestic peaks of the Purcell and Selkirk Mountains. All four corners of the region […]
Kokanee Glacier – Not the beer but the park is a wilderness gem of an adventure destination. The beer with the similar name is not too bad either. The Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park covers over 32,000 hectares located near the community of Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. The park is decorated in trails, mountain peaks, alpine lakes and populated […]
Often the best scenery in a community is from a hiking trail which involves some elevation hiking. When visiting the community of Castlegar, British Columbia, Canada the Brilliant Overlook Trail (BOT) is exactly one of those trails providing exactly that – some great scenery of the surrounding region and some tranquil moments with nature. The […]
There are so many backroad highways in Canada to explore. Some are paved, well known and heavily traveled while others are gravel, pot-holed and considered local secrets which – for tourists – require a “Sherlock Holmes” type attitude to discover. That is where we come in as we have traveled and explored every highway in […]
BEST of the WEST SERIES : TOP 6 LISTS Best Pedestrian Friendly walking towns and villages in Western and Northern Canada based on “Secret Traveler” onsite visits by CANADA eh TOURISM. Colin & Greg Girard (the founding brothers) of CANADA eh TOURISM are proud to announce the final selections for the Top 6 Best of the […]
BEST of the WEST SERIES : TOP 6 LISTS for the most scenic and compelling road trips in Western and Northern Canada based on “Secret Traveler” onsite visits by CANADA eh TOURISM. Colin & Greg Girard (the founding brothers) of CANADA eh TOURISM are proud to announce the final selections for the Top 6 “Best […]
BEST of the WEST SERIES : TOP 6 LISTS for the BEST HISTORIC SITES in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon and NWT Canada based on “Secret Traveler” onsite visits by CANADA eh TOURISM. Colin & Greg Girard (the founding brothers) of CANADA eh TOURISM are proud to announce the final selections for the Top 6 “Best […]
CANADA eh TOURISM is excited to announce the launch of their new look CanadaEH.net Travel Network website. The CanadaEH.net Travel Network includes information, photos and travel tips for adventures and accommodations when exploring throughout Western Canada. From the website Global Online Travelers can more easily plan, research and book accommodations and adventures in the provinces […]
Mothers Day is just around the corner and many people, like us, would like to say thank you again to our Moms and that we love you very much. Mothers deserve something special, something meaningful and something memorable on Mother’s Day – a special experience, something priceless. But what? Many give flowers. Some give chocolates. Some get […]
What is going on in the big house? Corporations are running the mad house and nature is taking a beating. Not only are the “movers and shakers” of Canadian politics removing barriers, creating new law so that corporations can drill, transport and dig up resources faster… but to top it off… the political honchos are reducing funding […]
There are over 11,400,000 hectares of designated parkland in Canada. Parks visit the banks of raging rivers, the shores of lakes, the tips of glaciers, the lowlands and grasslands, mountain peaks and caves…. and the towering hoodoos, raincoast forests, bird migration wetlands and pioneer heritage sites. Then add the wildlife management areas, protected reserves, sanctuaries and […]
On April 22nd people around the world will be celebrating Earth Day. Millions of people around the world will be attending rallies, fund raisers, exhibits and festivals giving Mother Earth a voice. And… sadly enough… the rest of the population will be grumbling, festering and having a hate on for the environmental movement resulting in […]
We love tourism. We love sharing what our wonderful country has to offer. There is so much to share too. We have such potential for tourism, yet we are in a free fall when it comes to tourism country rankings. Yet… we still have forests, we have oceans, lakes and rivers… not to mention we […]
So, it seems, many are a tad curious to learn more about who is behind the writings, photography, research and development of the eh Canada Adventure Travel. Who wouldn’t be, it is a unique travel website. We are sure you would like to meet our massive writing department, our scores of photographers located around the country […]
The historical sites of Saskatchewan, Canada documents the struggles of the First Nation people, the law of the NWMP (North West Mounted Police), the commercial operations of the Hudson`s Bay Company, the arrival of the European settlers and the adventures of the fur trade and the buffalo hunt. Throughout the province of Saskatchewan there are […]
Most in Canada know about the Polar Bear Tours provided by tour operators in the north of Canada. How much longer these tours will be available is in question. The Polar Bear population in Canada is about 15,000 and includes about 13 groupings of bears. Of those 13 populations 5 are in high decline, 5 […]
The mountains in the west are being buried in snow breaking records. The central provinces of Canada are reaching temperatures in the 20s breaking records. And in the east they are receiving a mixed bag of sunshine one week and snow the next? Wow… what is up with the weather!! In a country famous for […]