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Plan your next British Columbia adventure vacation. The BC Travel Guide includes British Columbia accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more things to do.

Plan your next British Columbia adventure vacation. The BC Travel Guide includes British Columbia accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more things to do.

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British Columbia ( BC ) Adventure Guide

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Plan your next adventure vacation in British Columbia Canada.

Accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more.

British Columbia is the most westerly province in Canada. The BC mainland and the islands rest on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. The British Columbia coastline extends over 27,000 kilometres long and over half of the province has little to no human interaction. 

Capital City of British Columbia Canada

The capital of British Columbia, Canada is the City of Victoria located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. Victoria is known as the "Cycling Capital of Canada" and the "City of Gardens". 

British Columbia, Canada Highlights

Cranberries and blueberries (top 3 producer in the world); world’s largest hockey stick (located in Duncan BC); “The Hanging Garden Tree” on Meares Island (oldest red cedar tree on record at a ripe old age of 1500+ years old); Nanaimo Bathtub Racing Capital of the World (Nanaimo); the longest unsupported cable car in the world (Whistler); Kermode Bear ( the white bear "Spirit Bear" only found in BC); black bears (1/4 live in BC); Pacific Flyway (migration route over BC for millions of birds); last spike (the completion of Canada's railway in Craigellachie); and the oldest Chinatown in Canada (Victoria). 

Featured Parks, Trails and Places of Interest in British Columbia, Canada

British Columbia has the 2nd largest parks system in Canada. Some of the highlights in BC include Della Falls in Strathcona Provincial Park (highest waterfall in Canada measuring 440 metres high); Tweedsmuir Park (BC's largest provincial park measuring at 989,000 hectares); Osoyoos Lake (warmest freshwater lake in Canada); longest river in BC (Fraser River measuring 1400 kms); Khutzeymateen Provincial Park (Canada's only Grizzly Bear Reserve); Wineries (there are said to be over 870 vineyards in BC); and the Pacific Crest Trail (northern entrance to one of the worlds longest trails is in Manning Park).

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    Hi all! I am super excited to be here and looking forward to getting connected with other Adventure Seekers from across Canada. I've been having a great February so far - we finally got some snow on the east coast of...
    Hi all! I am super excited to be here and looking forward to getting connected with other Adventure Seekers from across Canada. I've been having a great February so far - we finally got some snow on the east coast of Newfoundland so I've been making the most of snowshoeing and winter fat biking. We are super fortunate to have the outdoors on our doorstep here in Newfoundland - a big island with relatively few people. It's heaven! I look foward to sharing more about this beautiful place.
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    • Welcome Farah to the Seekers. The best group of adventurers in Canada. So looking forward to you meeting the group.
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    Maple Madness at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area

    My favourite maple experience is Maple Madness at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation area, just north of Kingston, Ontario.

    This year, the festival will run every weekend in March, as well as daily throughout the week of March Break (March 10-14, 2025). The event is open from 9AM - 4PM. Admis...
    My favourite maple experience is Maple Madness at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation area, just north of Kingston, Ontario.

    This year, the festival will run every weekend in March, as well as daily throughout the week of March Break (March 10-14, 2025). The event is open from 9AM - 4PM. Admission is $5.25 for adults, $3.75 for children, pets are free!

    Visitors can take a tractor drawn wagon ride to the sugar bush and learn how maple syrup is made in the olden days and how we make it today. Take a stroll through the interpretive trail and be sure to stop by the sugar shack for freshly made pancakes with warm maple syrup.

    Online registration is now required to attend Maple Madness. There is no fee to register and you will pay the entrance fee at the gatehouse when you arrive on your selected day.

    It is a very small team that runs Maple Madness and they have over 13,000 visitors during the festival! Here is a list of all of the things a visitor can do while attending Maple Madness:
    - Self-guided sugar bush tour.
    - Visit the interpretive stations where staff, students, and community volunteers will teach you about the process of making maple syrup (closes at 3:30).
    - Wagon rides: pick-up and drop-off at the Outdoor Centre and the top of the hill at the sugar bush. First wagon is at 9:00 am and the last wagon back to the sugar bush is 2:30 pm.
    - Sugar shack (pancakes & drinks) and maple shop (syrup & candy) are available for sale
    - Face painting at the Outdoor Centre by donation.
    - Maple themed crafts, activities, and displays from Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre in the Outdoor Centre.
    - Maple Madness photo contest

    Treats available at the Sugar Bush:
    Single pancake with maple syrup - $2.50
    Double stack of pancakes with maple syrup - $5.00
    Triple stack of pancakes with maple syrup - $7.50
    Coffee, tea, or hot chocolate - $2.25
    Water, juice, pop, ice tea - $2.25
    Maple lollipop - $3.00
    Maple candy, 3 pack - $3.25

    Treats available at the Maple Shop - Outdoor Centre
    2L syrup - $53.00
    1L syrup - $27.00
    500 ml syrup - $17.00
    250 ml syrup - $13.00
    50 ml leaf bottle - $5.50
    Maple butter - $13.00
    Maple lollipop - $3.00
    Maple dip - $4.00
    Maple candy 3 pack - $3.25

    Important Things to Know:
    - Maple Madness runs rain or shine except in adverse weather conditions like a snow storm, freezing rain event, or very high winds. If you are unsure please check the website or call 613-546-4228 ext. 222.
    - Dogs are welcome at Maple Madness and they must be on a leash at all times while in the Conservation Area. At this time dogs are not allowed on the wagons.
    - Please do not walk on the road by the warming huts (causeway). It is very narrow and for tractors only.
    - Please access the walking trails at the back of the Outdoor Centre. When a wagon approaches on the road please step to the side and let it pass.

    NEW for 2025! Little Cataraqui is piloting a bus program!
    How it works: On the schedule listed below Cataraqui Conservation will have a school bus at pre-determined City of Kingston transit hubs to pick you up and take you to Little Cataraqui Creek and then back to that same transit hub it picked you up at. There will be a morning pick-up/drop-off and an afternoon pick-up/drop-off offered only on select days of the program.
    - Tickets are required: You must book and pay for your ticket to have access to the bus. The bus is free and you are simply paying for your entrance to the event ahead of time. Cost is $3.75 for children and $5.25 for adults. 

    Bus Schedule:
    1. Wednesday March 12 - Invista Centre - Route 7 |Kingston Transit
    Morning Bus: 8:30 am pick-up at Invista that will take you to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. At 11:30 am meet where the bus dropped you off at Little Cat to take you back to the Invista Centre.
    Afternoon Bus: 12:15 pick-up at Invista that will take you to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. At 3:00 pm meet where the bus dropped you off at Little Cat to take you back to the Invista Centre.

    2. Sunday March 23 - Montreal Street Carpool - Express 801 | Kingston Transit
    Morning Bus: 8:30 am pick-up at the Montreal Street Carpool Lot that will take you to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. At 11:30 am meet where the bus dropped you off at Little Cat to take you back to the Montreal Street Carpool Lot.
    Afternoon Bus: 12:15 pick-up at the Montreal Street Carpool Lot that will take you to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. At 3:00 pm meet where the bus dropped you off at Little Cat to take you back to the Montreal Street Carpool Lot.

    3. Saturday March 29 - Kingston East Community Centre - Express 601 | Kingston Transit
    Morning Bus: 8:30 am pick-up at the Kingston East Community Centre that will take you to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. At 11:30 am meet where the bus dropped you off at Little Cat to take you back to the Kingston East Community Centre.
    Afternoon Bus: 12:15 pick-up at the Kingston East Community Centre that will take you to Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. At 3:00 pm meet where the bus dropped you off at Little Cat to take you back to the Kingston East Community Centre.

    How to Get your Ticket for the Bus: Click on the link below to go to our ticket page. On that page click on one of the green highlighted dates to start the ticket process. If a date is red that means it is sold out. We use PayPal to process tickets, you do not have to have a PayPal accounty click on the 'guest checkout' or 'check out with credit card'. Tickets open Tuesday Feb. 25, 2025.

    Enjoy your time at Little Cataraqui Maple Madness!
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    Elliott Tree Farm Maple Syrup Experience 2025 - Erin Ontario Canada

    Elliott Tree Farm Maple Syrup Experience 2025 is from February 15th to April 6th in Erin, Ontario, Canada.

    Join Elliott Tree Farm for their Annual Maple Syrup Experience.
    While the sap is not yet flowing as of February 14th due to the cold temperatures, your Maple Syrup Experience pass grant...
    Elliott Tree Farm Maple Syrup Experience 2025 is from February 15th to April 6th in Erin, Ontario, Canada.

    Join Elliott Tree Farm for their Annual Maple Syrup Experience.
    While the sap is not yet flowing as of February 14th due to the cold temperatures, your Maple Syrup Experience pass grants you access to the Maple Syrup Museum of Ontario, all-you-can-eat pancakes along with a side of bacon and breakfast sausage, all topped with their award-winning Ontario pure maple syrup.
    Take a stroll on the sugar shack trail leading to the maple sugar shack, where you can learn about the maple syrup process
    while tasting maple taffy over snow, maple syrup, and maple sugar.
    Open from 9 AM to 3 PM, with the last serving of pancakes at 12:30 PM.

    • Reservations online only.
    • Dogs are welcome on a leash, including inside the Horse Barn Canteen dining area.
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