The Wharf in Salmon Arm is an absolute treasure and truly one of the highlights of the area. Walking along this beautifully maintained wooden boardwalk, stretching gracefully over the calm waters of Shuswap Lake, is a serene and unforgettable experience. The gentle sway of the dock, the sound of the water beneath, and the panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains make it a perfect escape from the busy world. It’s the longest wooden wharf in North America, and every step offers something magical, whether it’s watching birds flying low over the water, catching the colors of the sky reflecting off the lake, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. The wharf is clean, safe, and a wonderful spot for a casual walk, photography, or just sitting quietly to enjoy the view. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this spot is a must-visit in Salmon Arm. It’s one of those places that instantly calms your mind and leaves you with lasting memories.

It's one of my favorite places in Salmon Arm. In the heart of Salmon Arm take a boardwalk stroll on the longest curved inland wharf in North America. The wharf is a great place to watch the local wildlife and take in the beautiful Shuswap Lake. Perfect plan to clear your mind and get some fresh air. This is such a beautiful location. I really recommend this place.

The Salmon Arm wharf was gorgeous. We went on BC Day, so it was pretty chill. We walked through downtown, but most stores were closed for the holiday. Which was actually kinda nice, lots of parking, and we window-shopped...lol. Some small restaurants were open. The buildings and planter boxes were beautiful and worth the walk. If you need a washroom, Askew grocery store has one! Askews was super cute and had lots of cool stuff, like organic products. I totally recommend walking around downtown Salmon Arm and down to the waterfront. It was a great day with beautiful surroundings!

A beautiful and peaceful lakeside walk! Visited Salmon Arm Wharf for the first time and absolutely loved it. The views of Shuswap Lake are stunning, especially at sunset, and the boardwalk is clean, spacious, and easy to walk. It’s the longest wooden wharf in North America, a great spot for photos, birdwatching (saw lots of Western Grebes), or just enjoying the calm. The nearby park adds to the relaxing vibe, with plenty of space to sit and take in the scenery. A must-visit if you're in the area — peaceful, scenic, and full of charm.

This is a gorgeous pier to go on a walk at and admire the sights. When I came, it was not busy at all. I wish I knew about this area sooner, so could have come more often.

Salmon Arm Wharf: A Scenic Haven for Dining and Wildlife On Friday, August 15, 2025, my girlfriend and I enjoyed a delightful visit to Salmon Arm Wharf, a highlight of British Columbia’s Shuswap region. Seeking a picturesque spot to enjoy our lunch by the water, we found the wharf’s picnic tables to be clean, inviting, and perfectly positioned for a relaxing meal. As we savored our food, the expansive views of Shuswap Lake on a clear, sunny day were nothing short of breathtaking, with the serene waters framed by the distant Coastal Mountains, including the majestic Mount Ida. The wharf, stretching 440 feet and proudly holding the title of North America’s longest freshwater wooden wharf, offers a unique vantage point for visitors. Constructed in 1907 to navigate the lake’s mudflats, it has evolved into a beloved attraction for both locals and tourists. During our visit, we were charmed by the local wildlife, with friendly ducks waddling nearby and a graceful great blue heron patrolling the shoreline. In the distance, bald eagles soared, adding to the natural spectacle. The wharf is a renowned birdwatching hotspot, with over 278 documented species, including ospreys, western grebes, and swans, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts. The adjacent Marine Peace Park enhances the experience with well-maintained grounds, additional picnic areas, and benches ideal for soaking in the views. For those planning a visit, the wharf is easily accessible, though parking near the roundabout can be tricky during peak times—arrive early to secure a spot, with one hour of free parking available before fees apply. Summer visitors can enjoy “Wednesdays on the Wharf,” a lively event featuring live music at the park’s bandstand, perfect for pairing with a picnic or a meal at the nearby Prestige Inn patio. A concession stand at the wharf’s end offers snacks like fresh sorbet, and watercraft rentals are available for those eager to explore the lake. Tips for Visitors: Bring binoculars for optimal birdwatching, as herons, eagles, and other species are abundant but sometimes distant. A light jacket is wise, as lake breezes can be cool even on sunny days. For a quieter experience, visit in the morning to avoid crowds. Note that dogs must be leashed to protect sensitive wildlife habitats. Salmon Arm Wharf is a must-visit for anyone seeking a blend of natural beauty, wildlife, and tranquility. Whether you’re enjoying a picnic, strolling the historic pier, or spotting bald eagles, this destination delivers a memorable experience. I highly recommend it to couples, families, and nature lovers looking to create lasting memories in the heart of the Shuswap!

Visit : July 3,2025 The walk there was amazing especially in good weather. There is a small takeout caffe or restaurant at the end of the Wharf which provides good food for reasonable prices. Huge paid parking available around the Wharf and if you’re in Salmon Arm then you must visit the Wharf.

We had such a wonderful time at Davison Orchards — it’s truly one of the best family-friendly places to visit! From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, always smiling and ready to help. You can really feel that they love what they do and take pride in making visitors feel at home. The food was absolutely delicious — everything tasted fresh and homemade. We especially loved the pies, apple juice, and farm-to-table meals at the café. You can tell everything is made with care using local ingredients. The farm animals were another highlight! The kids (and even us adults) had so much fun feeding and petting them. It’s such a great experience to get close to the animals and learn a bit about farm life. The views of the orchard and surrounding hills are breathtaking, and the atmosphere is so peaceful and relaxing. We also enjoyed exploring the farm market and picking up some local goodies to take home. Overall, Davison Orchards is a must-visit spot if you’re in Vernon or anywhere nearby. Perfect for families, couples, or anyone who wants to enjoy nature, great food, and genuine hospitality. Highly recommended! 🍎🌻🐐

We visited this place over the summer, and it’s one of the best family-friendly place. The farm market and orchard are absolutely beautiful. The views of the orchard and surrounding areas were mesmerizing. We also enjoyed exploring the farm market and taking the tour — the guides were knowledgeable and very friendly. We got to pick some apples, which were juicy and delicious! Since it wasn’t the main picking season, we couldn’t do much picking, but we did get some fresh apple juice and sauces — everything was so flavorful and delicious.

We just visited Davison Orchards a few days ago for the first time. What an amazing place!! Our whole family enjoyed the 3 hours we spent there. From the amazing farm cafe, frozen apple juice, orchard tour and touring the grounds and markets. It is beautiful scenic place to visit. Highly recommend!!

Lovely place, plenty of activities for kids and adults, food is delicious but pricey. Atmosphere is amazing, tours and pick your own fruit is fun and must do activity. Personnel is friendly, the place is clean and we do visit this orchard every time we are in Vernon.it can get crowded on weekends and you might have challenging time findind parking. Overall I highly recommend it.

A bit of a drive to come here from Penticton but totally worth it, especially in fall season! Lots of photo opportunities, and lots of fresh produce to buy directly where it's grown. Huge store with all kinds of cute stuff for home and gifts that alone is worth visiting! Delicious ice cream where they blend actual fruit of your choice (blueberry was yum and a very generous portion!). And we got to see some farm animals! They offer tours around the orchards but the last one is at 4pm and we came at 5.

We had such an amazing time at Davison Orchards this fall! 🍂🎃 The pumpkin patch was absolutely beautiful — so many sizes and colors to choose from! The fall foliage around the farm made the whole place look magical and perfect for photos. 🍁✨ We enjoyed walking around, picking our pumpkins, and just soaking in the cozy autumn vibes. The staff were friendly and everything was well-organized. Definitely one of the best spots to experience the fall season — we’ll be back again next year! 🧡

We planned our holiday around visiting Davison Orchards. It is an amazing place, and fantastic if you have young kids. This was our second visit. The first was when our son was 6 and this time he is 13. We have such great memories of this place. If you go, definitely do the tractor train ride. You get to pick and eat the most current crop that is ready. The first time, we ate corn on the cob picked directly from the plant and it was amazing! This time we picked delicious apples. The tour guides are knowledgeable and very friendly. The frozen apple juice is delicious so we bought a big jug of it to take on our road trip. The sandwiches are delicious too and the peaches… I bought a big box to share with friends when we got home. We love this place!

Neat place with lots of random stuff but main reason to stop are the pies! We stopped years ago and had the best pecan pie we've ever had. Glad to see the pies are still just as good. Got a fresh one to finish on the trip and a frozen one to take home.

Log Burn 1912 is a hidden gem with a warm and rustic vibe. From the moment you step in, you feel welcomed—the décor is charming, the staff are friendly, and the service is fast. The food and drinks are excellent, made with care and full of flavor. It’s the perfect place to enjoy a casual day out or a cozy gathering with friends and family. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a memorable spot to unwind!

Such a fun stop — and the BEST snacks! Log Barn is a hidden gem! We had the best time exploring the quirky displays, feeding the goats, and soaking in the peaceful country vibes. But let’s talk about the snacks — absolutely unbeatable! From the softest donuts to the most delicious pies, beef jerky, and fudge… we left with bags full of goodies (and zero regrets). Everything felt homemade and full of love. Highly recommend making a stop here — 5 stars all the way!

Had the best time here with my cousin and friend. We’re visiting from Los Angeles and loved the rustic charm of this place! So glad we stopped by on our way to Banff National Park! Definitely must try their fresh pies, buttery fudge, artisan cheeses, and their famous smoky Mennonite sausage. Outside, snap photos with life-size dinosaurs and soak in stunning BC countryside views. Whether it’s ice cream, local gifts, or a taste of rural Canada. We got to feed the goats and saw horses and bunnies too! Highly recommend! 😊

We had a wonderful experience here in a week! Where to even start? We'd been told about Log Barn 1912, but pictures just don't do it justice. Watching the goats meander up and down was a huge hit with everyone. And the statues! It’s this whole wild collection of creatures, including a lion and what looked like a dragon. It's so creative and unexpected. But the real magic for us was inside. We're big fans of good food, and the sausage and homemade desserts were the real deal. We grabbed a bunch of different items for dinner and a snack for the road, including some of their smoked cheeses, and everything was just delicious. You can really tell that they take pride in what they make. This place is a feast for the senses, and it's clear they've put so much thought into creating a unique experience. It’s like a road trip stop that felt more like a destination, and we were so glad we took the time to explore every corner. We'll be back for more of those wonderful pastries, for sure:))

Whether it's sunny or rainy, this place is definitely full of charm. Whenever passing by, one can't help but stop to admire it, feed sheep and chickens, buy ice cream to eat, and purchase hot dogs. It is an indispensable stop on a long journey

Great place to take walk around and pictures. They got public washroom too. Love their turkey jerky.

We stopped by on Monday for ice cream and really liked the place and atmosphere. Our toddler was quite entertained by the various tractors he could sit on and the baby cows he could watch. There was a lineup, but it only took about 10 minutes—so not too long. The staff was great and friendly, especially considering how busy they were. The ice cream was okay; lots of choices, we tried Sea Salt Caramel Cheesecake and Wild Berries. They were nice and creamy, which was great, but not very flavourful—even though cherry usually is. They also sell milk products, including milk and cheese. We didn’t have a chance to try them.

Stopped here on the way from Revelstoke — definitely worth it! The place was quite busy, and we waited about 10 minutes in line, but the huge selection of ice cream made from fresh farm milk was worth it. They also offer lactose-free options and refreshing sorbets, which is a big plus. The whole spot has a Dutch theme, with shelves full of waffles, chocolate, and cookies, along with their own dairy products straight from the farm. The property is large and well set up, with gazebos, washrooms, a store, and even a barn where you can see the cows. A fun stop for families and ice cream lovers alike!

We have been stopping by D Dutchmen for years. It's worth taking a break here from the drive to have some delicious ice cream. This is no tourist trap. The ice cream and sorbet are excellent here. My kids look forward to this stop on our way to the Okanagan. The washrooms are clean and another reason to stop by. If you feel up to it, pop across the street to Fruit World for some healthy snacks for the road.

I definitely recommend making a detour to D Dutchmen Dairy for their fresh, creamy ice cream. You can grab a pint or even a tub to take home. The ice cream is rich, full of flavor, and has that heavy cream taste that makes it stand out exactly how I like it. It does get very busy, so be prepared to wait in line, but it’s absolutely worth it once you get that first scoop. A true local gem and a must-stop when passing through Sicamous.

Great choice of ice cream! You can also find a variety of farm-made cheeses, milks, and fresh cream. There are even some lovely Dutch souvenirs such as ceramic tulips, kitchen towels, and, of course, authentic Dutch waffles.When my daughter accidentally dropped her ice cream at the cashier while we were paying, the cashier—before she even started to cry—immediately said they would bring her a new portion. That was such a kind gesture, and I’m very grateful for it. A public washroom is available, and there’s also a play area for children.

Dutchmen Dairy in Sicamous was a notable stop on our drive to Revelstoke. I had two scoops of ice cream, and the sea salt caramel cheesecake flavor was fantastic—rich, creamy, and packed with flavor. They boast a wide variety of ice cream flavors, which is a major draw. However, on our return trip, I tried the Oreo and mango flavors, and both were a big disappointment. Not only did they lack the distinct Oreo and mango tastes I expected, but they oddly tasted the same, which was a real letdown. The place has a family-friendly atmosphere, with a nice seating area, a small play space for kids, and a barn where you can see cows and goats, which my family enjoyed. That said, the shop gets very crowded, and parking is a hassle. Hygiene was also an issue—there was a fly buzzing around, and the ice cream cones were left exposed without covers. Worst of all, stepping outside hits you with a strong smell of cow patties from the barn right behind the store, making it tough to enjoy your ice cream. Pricing for the scoops is fair: $5.25 for one giant scoop, $6.50 for two scoops, and $8.00 for three scoops. However, a waffle cone costs an extra $1.00, and a bowl adds $0.25, which feels a bit much for basic add-ons. The ice cream quality (when the flavor delivers) and family-friendly vibe are highlights, but the disappointing flavors, hygiene concerns, and overpowering barn smell really detracted from the experience. I’d recommend it for the standout flavors and kid-friendly activities, but they need to improve cleanliness, flavor consistency, and the odor issue.

An all-in-one stop for everyone. Family-run with a welcoming feel, great products and incredible up-close (no cost) experience of the ‘farm’. The ice cream, milk, cheese, butter, etc. is just an added bonus. Our kids loved coming ans it became a daily stop on our holiday.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10 – A Dream Venue with an Incredible Team! We couldn't have asked for a more magical wedding day, and so much of that is thanks to Nicola, Chris, and the entire team at this incredible venue. From start to finish, they were professional, coordinated, and an absolute joy to work with. Their calm and fun energy made the day feel smooth and stress-free—even when the weather decided to throw us a curveball! When the skies opened up with rain and even hail, they didn’t miss a beat. They jumped into action with their side-by-side, making sure everyone and everything stayed on track. They even went the extra mile to dry off all the ceremony chairs before guests arrived—truly above and beyond. And the venue itself? Absolutely breathtaking. The space was not only beautifully maintained but also offered stunning views in every direction. It’s hard to put into words just how special it felt to be surrounded by that kind of natural beauty while celebrating such an important day. We’re so grateful to Nicola, Chris, and the whole team for helping make our wedding unforgettable. If you're looking for a venue that’s both gorgeous and supported by an amazing crew, look no further. This place is a gem!

Instead of going to Whistler, like I typically do, I decided to come in inland for a one week mountain biking trip. Though it was cold and rainy Silverstar mountain bike park is very impressive and easy to get around. The lines are short and all of the food and services is in one place. My only complaint is that all of the blue trails seem to be flow and there wasn’t enough just plain old old-school riding, but that might just be me looking for that. It was really nice to be able to park and just go and ride and eat something and do it all without wondering where to go .

It is situated in such a great spot! Great view! If you are lucky you will see wild animals roaming around. Rooms are spacious and clean. Great option for big families or a large group( 10-12). Service is great! Loved my stay here! My whole family had a joyous stay. I will definitely be back!

Have been coming out downhill biking here for a lot of years, very progressive park with something for everyone and well maintained, frequently changing things up rebuilding trails and building new ones, lift ticket prices aren't terrible compared to some resorts, ride cards nice for shorter trips especially having the extended play option. Have stayed in most of the accommodations, camped at the hill lots, nothing fancy just a parking lot but has power when we slug the travel trailer up or just standard with our rooftop tent, access to full facilities including showers. Couple fun pubs for some evening entertainment.

Amazing mtb riding. Not busy, tons of riding for everyone. Great facilities in the village. Lovely staff and a chill vibe. The trails were a bit rough because we were late in the season. Didn't put us off and rode till the body said no more ! Awesome place

Great bike park, fantastic experience on the mountain. The kids are really levelling up with the progression through the blues and blacks. Rental shop killed the experience unfortunately. My son is just outgrowing his 20 inch commencal, and the bigger features on pipe dream required a 24” full suspension. Day 1, rental bike and setup was great. Day 2, we rented the same bike, but it was not setup at all. We took 3 trips to the shop to attempt corrections. Bike continued to bottom out hard on the rear, no matter the corrections the shop made. Consider also that we only rode 7 laps of the park in a full day, so 3 trips to the shop is pretty frustrating. Day 3 when we picked up the bike I was told that there was nothing wrong on Day 2, and that I should stop messing with the suspension settings, as I was adjusting things backwards. At no time did I adjust anything, so this was pretty disheartening to hear, as it sounded like the shop believed it was my fault? Lesson learned, while the rental bikes are high quality, the service department, and rental department are not. No offers of a discounted rental on the second or third day, nothing was done to make it right. Knocked down my 5 star experience to a 3, at best. ***update*** The rental shop has been in contact, and has made everything right, even offering a refund for the rental. I trust the experience will be far better moving forward. Excellent customer service team, and perhaps just a bad day from an employee. Well done SIlverstar team.

Great place to ride downhill mtn bike. Smooth flowy trails for intermediate riders. Also prefer to ride at resorts that have a chairlift for riders instead of a gondola.

What a great place to roam around. We are seniors And had a great time. We did take the nature walk and that was quite the trek. What goes down must come up. The whole forest is beautiful laid out. We took about 2 hours to go through the forest. At the end there is a duck pond and a fish pond and you can buy food for both

Almost 40 and this place was still magical. The staff are so lovely! Tall gorgeous cedars everywhere and tucked in amongst the beauty is little things from your childhood, every story I had heard growing up was infront of me. It was nostalgic and stunning, the detail that goes into this place is next level. There is a salmon run in the fall, you can walk the boardwalk trail and watch them swim down stream. They have a duck and rainbow trout pond you can buy food in the gift shop for them, the ducks will eat out of your hand! The trout are pigs and entertaining to watch! The nature walk is beautiful but up hill and not super awesome for a prairie chicken like me but was worth it for the pictures! The bathrooms were cleaner than most indoor places and they were outside and had running water! There is an adventure place within it for kids as well but even if you just do the enchanted forest you will be amazed! Highly recommend, this was by far the best thing on our trip itinerary! The gift shop was also reasonably priced, not a thing often seen in BC. Lots of trinkets and tshirts to look through!

Our visit to the Enchanted Forest was absolutely wonderful! It truly brought back so many childhood memories—walking through fairy tale displays, climbing treehouses, and exploring whimsical paths made us feel like kids again. There was so much to see and do, and every corner was filled with charm and creativity. We had so much fun taking pictures, discovering hidden spots, and just enjoying the nostalgic atmosphere. It’s a perfect place for both kids and adults to experience a bit of magic. Highly recommended for anyone looking to relive some childhood joy or just have a fun and unique day out!

We stopped at the Enchanted Forest in Revelstoke with our kids and they absolutely loved it! Walking through the forest full of fairy-tale houses, giant mushrooms, and storybook characters was pure magic for them. It’s such a fun and unique place for families, with so many little details that kept the kids excited the whole way through. A perfect stop to stretch your legs and make some wonderful memories!

Take your kids! It's such a magical place full of fairy tale characters in the forest. There is also a cute little pond with ducks and fish that the kids can feed. Absolutely loved it, will be stopping here regularly. Even if you dont have children, it's such a whimsical walk, there is also a nature path that is gorgeous.

This is such a cute roadside attraction. They bring childhood stories to life and most of the houses and such are interactive. There’s a 3 story tree house you can go up. The staff are so friendly and welcoming as well. Cute little gift shop at the end if you chose to or you can bypass that straight out. Takes about an hour to go through.

What a beautiful place, this forest seems like wonderland. The thought behind the creator for this shows a lot of creativity. They have turned things into beautiful leaves of art, tiny little sculptures ,homes ,and if you enter those homes then beddings and other little things. Good place to take your kids to. Highly recommend visiting this for once. You can see this within an hours time. On road and good enough parking space.

The new mini suspension bridge offers great views. Gravel trails make it tough for strollers. Pipe Mountain Coaster was fun with a short wait. I gave it 3 stars. There isn’t much for a family looking to sightsee.

Great time on the pipe coaster and the new suspension bridge is a nice and easy 0.5km hike from the upper gondola. The restaurant at the top has good food and amazing views. Buy the 3-attraction Adventure Pass online the day before for best value, you can then do the suspension bridge and both of the pipe coaster tracks.

Beautiful resort with lots of activities to have fun. Mountain coaster, Gondola, Mountain biking, hiking, swimming pool, hot tubs, saunas and great restaurants. We thoroughly enjoyed our vacation here. Only negative is the noise from construction of a new building that starts at 7am until 5pm. When you get a room, ask them to be sure to give you a room away from that area. We couldn't have our door open or sit on the balcony because the noise was too loud.

Visited while passing through from Kamloops to Canmore. We were looking for a way to appreciate the mountains and this did not disappoint. We didn’t have a ton of time as it was a long driving day, but we took the gondola to the top and walked the High Line trail. It has a fantastic viewing platform and suspension bridge. All the staff we interacted with were so kind and welcoming. I would suggest buying tickets online prior to as there was a 10% savings on the admission we missed out on by buying ours at the counter upon arrival.

My husband and I had an amazing time at Revelstoke Mountain Resort! The gondola ride offered stunning views of the mountains and valley, and the mountain coaster was absolutely thrilling — fast, fun, and safe for everyone. The area is clean, well-organized, and surrounded by beautiful nature. A perfect place to enjoy adventure and relaxation in one spot.

First time visiting this place and we came from Edmonton. We purchased the 3 adventure pass cause I wanted to try the sightseeing, the coaster ride and the aerial place. The view was nice and cold, took a lot of pictures there. The coaster ride was nice actually, and apparently track 1 is best (you’ll just have to find out why) and the aerial was fun and tiring. Will definitely come back cause I haven’t really explored the small commons there

The pipe Coaster was a major highlight of our road trip. The gondal right to the top of the mountain was very scenic and felt like an additional experience on top of the coaster. Staff prioritized safety which was highly appreciated. My suggestion if you are going with a group is to put the faster riders (or who you think will be faster) and have them go first. Or when the light turns green for you to go, wait another minute. That way the person in front won't slow you down. Highly recommend this experience.

Be prepared for cooler temps than down in the town of Revelstoke. Many gorgeous trails criss-crossing the top of the mountain. Picnic tables and pit toilets. Amazing wildflowers when we went in mid August. You cannot drive the last 1km, but the road is still available to walk up. My husband went up and said the view was fantastic. Even if you just stay near the parking lot it is still gorgeous and there are many trails to explore.

Fairly simple trails at the top of Mount Revelstoke that could be completed in ~4-5 hours. The trail is well maintained, but could get muddy under sub-optimal weather conditions. I had a great hike despite the rapid-changing weather conditions. The views at Jade Lake was a bit anti-climatic. If you aren't intenting to camp, stopping at the ridge between Miller and Jade lakes is sufficient. The ridge had by far the best view of the trail.

Beautiful mountain and park! You can drive almost right up to the summit (short, but fairly strenuous walk to the summit from parking lot). Unfortunately was hazy from wildfires when we visited, but it must be one of the most spectacular places imaginable on a clear day. We found a rare BC lizard on the mountain, couldn’t find the salamanders. Come for the views! Note there are also trails down the mountain at lower elevations with spectacular forests.

Stunning place. A little busy and had to line up at the park entrance to go up the mountain. It was about 45-60 min wait in the mid to late afternoon. When we got to the top it was nice and cool on a hot summers day.

We did a fantastic half day hike from about 2/3 of the way up to the top of the mountain. I highly recommend not driving all the way up - there are some really beautiful trails and very helpful park staff eager to help anyone with questions. Highly recommend!

A beautiful park to visit! Well worth the long trip up to the top of the mountain to see the amazing view and glorious mountain Flora and Fauna! Loved it!

The drive up to the top is spectacular! We did this drive in mid July and the wildflowers lining the road were beautiful. There were many hikes available along the way up, it was not congested with tourists, and parking was available in the middle of the day at the top. There was also a free shuttle up and down for those not able to make the short uphill hike to the summit. I would highly recommend this park and the sky meadow parkway for anyone who would like to enjoy the Canadian Rockies without crowds and with light to no hiking.

Easily accessible place right off the highway. Initially we were confused since the first spot to enter the path indicated it was closed but then to the left further in the parking we found the start of the boardwalk. It used to be a loop but due to the conditions in the forest, part of the boardwalk collapsed. Unfortunately people were stepped off the boardwalk to take photos near dome trees close to it. Signs indicated that is not allowed but some people are clueless. I visited it in mid-July so it’s busier than expected. The signs along the path offer a lot of information regarding fauna and flora. Highly recommend!

This trail is on the way from Calgary to Vancouver. We found it when looking for a washroom. It takes only about 15 minutes to walk. Very easy, good for parents too. You can see old forest and big trees. Bring bear spray. A nice stop to rest during a long trip.

Sep-2025: Second time coming here and it’s as beautiful as before! They did a lot of maintenance like installing brand new boards in most of the trail. Small part of the trail still closed for repair but you can still enjoy the beautiful giant cedars! There are plenty of parking and washrooms. Definitely worth a stop!

Magical and peaceful walk through ancient giants We stopped at the Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail just off the Trans-Canada Highway, and it was absolutely worth it. The boardwalk is short (about 500 m) but incredibly scenic—you're surrounded by massive, old-growth western red cedars that make you feel like you’ve stepped into another world. The trail is well-maintained and easy for all ages—no hiking experience needed. It’s shaded, quiet, and full of earthy smells and birdsong. There are also little signs along the way that share interesting info about the forest and how old some of these trees are. It’s a quick stop (15–30 minutes), but it really leaves an impression. Perfect if you're passing through Revelstoke and want a break from the road.

Great stop for break on a road trip. Decent amount of good parking for rvs, trailers and cars. Clean washrooms and numerous picnic tables. Nice boardwalk around the big trees and good break from the traffic. No services here other than washrooms.

It was amazing to see Giant Cedars again. Half of the pass is closed , due to fire in 2021 but you can see enough to be amazed. We spent 20 minutes taking pictures of a mushroom 🍄 great walk, but have good shoes it is slippery

You can find the Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail about 30 kilometers from Revelstoke, B.C. The walk is about half a kilometer and takes you right into the heart of the forest in Mount Revelstoke National Park. Some of the trees found in the Giant Cedars Boardwalk Trail are at least 500 years old. This is such a beautiful location. I really recommend this place.

We visited here a few years ago everything was near perfect! Now it’s lost its way, no breakfast, exactly one knife and one fork each, no spoons, no dishes, the web site does not mention you need to bring your own supplies. No information in the rooms and staff are no longer friendly just doing the minimum possible and not happy. The location is wonderful, the pools are wonderful, but who ever is reasonable for customer service needs attention to details for a tourist resort.

Overall, our water experience was quite amazing. It was so nice to be in not chlorinated water. We only stayed for 2 hours on an impulsive hot spring adventure. Lower pool must be salt water. Very relaxing. No noisy kids No staff interactions Change rooms very clean today Also, there was a place to fill water bottles, much appreciated Nice

Cabin #1 is a nice little cabin. Very close to the lodge. It was very clean and well maintained. Had some issues with the heat in the bathroom. It would have been nice to have a microwave in the room. Other than that it was great.

My girlfriend and I recently stayed 2 nights in one of the Queen Cabins. The cabin was cozy and clean. The hot spring pools were relaxing and a nice way to end each night. The staff were friendly and it appears as though they take great care of the property! I would recommend staying here!

We did a lovely day trip to the Halcyon Hot Springs Resort from Kelowna. It was my first time at any sort of hot spring and it definitely met my expectations. The entrance fee was fair at $18 and I don’t believe there was any sort of time limit. We were there for around 3 hours which felt like plenty of time to enjoy both of the spring fed hot pools and the cold plunge pool. There are lots of loungers to lay on as another option for cooling down or basking in the sun (on warmer days). The facility looked well maintained and also included a gift shop where you can purchase general supplies or even a towel/bathing suit if it’s been forgotten. Keep in mind that there a pay lockers on site for $1. However, we found that the lockers were unnecessary because we could easily place our belongings in sight while outside at the hot spring pools. Overall a great experience and I plan to come back again.

Just went to the springs. Restaurant was closed, no rooms available, restaurant was closed. Good gift shop. Had all the travel sized bits you might have forgotten including swimsuits. Great pools, wonderful view, easy to get to. Shortly after getting off the Nakusp ferry, long drive from Halcyon to Nakusp.

I drove 5 hours to celebrate my boyfriends birthday here, we had an issue with my credit card which would be sorted after the long weekend. The staff made it incredible difficult to try to work around booking without the credit card, we tried paying cash and debit and changed our minds. The customer service was TERRIBLE. I was told my money would be refunded to my card, and it never was. I have tried contacting Halcyon several times about it and each time the girls at reception have been dissmisive arguementive and refuse to give my money back or to have someone else contact me regarding the refund. DO NOT STAY HERE. 0/10 for customer service.

Rogers Pass Discovery is an excellent rest stop with breathtaking views. The gift shop staff are warm and welcoming, and the washrooms are impressively clean. A must-stop spot for travelers!

An excellent place to stop and stretch your legs. The original visitor center is temporarily closed. However, adjacent buildings house restrooms that are clean. The temporary gift shop is very limited, but it's available. This has to be one of the most beautiful settings for area, visitor center.

Good for a quick stop, stretching and washroom break. Take some photos. Thanks goodness we stop by as just ahead there's two cop with photo radar!!

Good spot to watch mountain! The main building is in the progress for maintenance, but still have simple info office for visitors. Not so many gifts available for selecting.

Friendly staff, really clean restrooms! Gift shop is currently *really* limited, because they're undergoing construction on the original visitor center. Lots of good information on local hiking and activities.

Clean washrooms were much appreciated. However, as of today, August 13, the center was closed — it seems for renovations. Our toddler was excited to explore it while stretching his legs, but maybe next time. Gift shop was open.

Although the drinking and restroom facilities are readily available, the information center was not open until past 9:30 AM.

Smaller resort so a lot less to do. If I was there for mountain biking or snowboarding I would probably give it a higher rating. I was there for an event and there was not much to do besides the event I went for. The gondola was closed, so that didn't help either. I could not find a pool and for the hot tub you had to book a time to go in, this was very strange, I could understand this maybe during COVID but on the regular. Hot tubs are for relaxing not a scheduled time in my opinion. The views are amazing, the food was decent. I was lucky enough to see Boo the Grizzly bear half way up the mountain. That was easily the best part of the resort. The mosquitoes are next level bad, if you go there in the summer just take a shower in bug spray before going outside, I went through almost a whole can over the weekend and walked out with about a dozen or so bites, way better then my friends who had forgot big spray for an afternoon and got dozens of bites each in a few hours. Again big spray, lots of it is a must. Overall worth a visit if you are in Golden or passing through for a night just don't expect it to have the amenities of a bigger resort. Last off the website does say this as well but there is no A/C, I didn't find this a problem but if A/C is a must for you, then keep looking for a different place. Don't think you will just keep the patio door open to cool off the room either, again the mosquitoes are next level and they will get past the screens.

The resort is great for biking and hiking . Winter sports should be excellent. However the chairlift only opens 0945 to 3.30 so if you are hiking high you would have a time restriction if you used the lift . This may mean you miss seeing the bear enclosure. The chairlift does need more time especially in summer when the Gondola is not operational. However the views are stunning

Some of the best and most memorable skiing I’ve ever done happened on this hill. Amazing hill, lodges, and people. Please put this hill on your bucket list!

Boo the Bear is adorable. The guide was knowledgeable and interesting. The kicking horse websites and organization is poor. The website says the chair lift doesn't start till 10. But also the tour starts at 10. But also the tour starts at 10:30. Very confusing. We arrived at 09:45 and bought a ticket and took a chair lift at 09:50. We arrived at the top at 10:13 and had already missed the start of the tour. Show up early and hope the lift is running, I guess! The tour actually ran from 10-past 11:30. It was fantastic but this place makes it hard to plan your day!

Great place to visit as we were staying just down the road in an Airbnb. Be aware that in summer (we visited in September), the shops and lift do not operate on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. The area however is very beautiful, even if you don't go in the ski season.

I love Kicking Horse ♥️ It has a great vibe. Terrain is for advance riders and skiers, a lot of fun runs. It's definitely the steepest mountain I've ever been. I spend 3 amazing days exploring and having the most fun!

We wanted to ride the gondola up to the mountain top restaurant for lunch. It was closed for maintenance. We had a coffee and ice cream while watching the ski lifts take bikers up and they rode the bikes back down the mountain.

Really nice place. All their wolves are rescued. Flora (one of their wolves) is basically a dog/wolf, super cute and well behaved, we were lucky enough to see her come back from her walk

5 minute stop at best for steep price of $60 for family of 4. Would not recommend unless you want to see 4 wolves behind a cage. They have total 6 wolves but all behind cage and can’t get near to get a good view. No tour no anything else. Go if you want to waste money. I personally love wolves and have been to other places but this was total waste. If the money is going towards the wolves I’ll feel like I donated something but I’m not sure how it’s used. Don’t waste your time and money. If you like wolves go somewhere else. This felt like a very sad zoo experience.

Lovely little afternoon with our toddler and a chance to get up close to some beautiful wolves. The staff seemed very caring about the animals and very informative about them. We learned a lot. It’s not a big set up but sometimes it’s nice to just sit and take in the animals and go without the bells and whistles. Our toddler had a great time.

I had an incredible experience at the Northern Lights Wolf Sanctuary in Golden. The passion and knowledge of the staff truly shine through every part of the visit. It’s clear how deeply they care about the wolves and their mission to educate the public about these animals. A special thank you for the opportunity to see and learn about Flora—absolutely stunning and full of personality. It was both humbling and inspiring to witness her presence up close. Thank you to the entire team for your dedication, hospitality, and for the important work you do. I left with a much greater appreciation for wolves and the wild spaces they depend on. Highly recommend this sanctuary to anyone visiting the area.

I loved visiting so much. A very educational and incredible experience. You can tell they love the wolves of BC and want to protect them. Lots of info about culling and unsafe practices by the government I had no idea about! I loved having the chance to interact with Flora as well. @katjaspov for more of my favourite places 🥰

Visited last year. Paid I think $15 each entry (me & 1 friend). Had seen online that they have tours/speeches every hour to talk about the wolves. When we visited in May we were just given a piece of paper to read. When I asked about the talk they do they said they only do that on days when it was busy. There was at least 10 people there at that time. For $150 an hour seems they could do a 10 minute talk. My friend didn’t want to read the double paged A4 paper so she thought it was very cruel they were just in cages. I read the paper which did explain they go on massive walks off leash each day. So I then went and asked some questions which was great and interesting hearing the answers from the staff. Just wish they actually did a 10 minute talk every hour on the hour no matter how many guests. As I did kind of feel like I’d just paid to see some wolves sleeping in small ish cages

Waste of money....! Paid 70 for a family and was expecting a little thru the trail but it ended before it started 🤣 Its great appericiation for them for running that place but it should be free to watch as of its selection, We watch more wildlife on the road rather than paying them and watching 4 sick sleeping wolves in cages..! Wildlife should be left in wild place and not to be put into cages and run as a penny business for human greed..! Lady there was giving huge lecture about human destruction over forests and when i see the wolves, that was miserable.

Lovely, easy hike in, about 5km round trip on mostly flat though rooty track. Can't go wrong for path finding. Luckily under the trees as it was over 30 degrees. The falls are amazing. Super Luckily we arrived late afternoon and pretty much had it to ourselves.

July 24,2023. Lovely trail, was a random stop otw for our road trip Banff to Vancouver. We feel lucky we stopped here. There are washrooms and parking spaces there. But a gravel road with pot holes. Good luck. We got absolutely soaked when we walked towards the waterfall. We had an absolutely wonderful sunny day and got to see rainbows. We did have to change clothes since we got soaked 😂. My phone somehow survived the wetness of that waterfall.

Get here early and no one will be in your shot. Great 3 mile hike that is easy until the last bit where it’s straight down to the fall then straight back up. I’d be careful with young children. We spent a couple hours with the kids exploring the rocks at the bottom and hiking and were here about 9-1130a which was perfect. Only a couple of other people were here at first but the parking lot had filled up by the time we hiked back.

We really enjoyed our hike out to the waterfalls on this trail despite it being a dreary, drizzly morning. The trail can be a bit slick in these conditions and there are a few mildly treacherous spots, but as long as you're wearing hiking boots and not flip flops like a few fools were doing you will be fine.

The trail is super easy to follow from the trail head car park. The only hard bit for people unsteady on their feet is the up and down to the river bed. Great photos to be had . About 2 hours total.

Nice trail but very muddy with any rain. About 391 ft of elevation of you go down the lowest viewing location. All the elevation is near the end at the falls so it can be easy if you only go to the first viewing. They have pit toilets if you need one😁

Absolutely gorgeous place to sit and look at the beautiful falls and mountains that surround it. This course starts easy but I caution those with small children to think hard before going there. It gets pretty tricky when you get close to the falls so I don't recommend this trail for small children.

⭐ Beautiful tranquil Emerald lake, which takes its name from the lovely green color reflected from the sediments in the lake. There’s a flat walking trail that we could take to walk round the lake, but it is quite a big lake. There are also bear signs/ sightings around the area so need to be careful if walking the trail. Can also rent a canoe 🛶 to go around the lake but it is rather expensive. Pix were taken in early June in the late afternoon.

Visited in early October and the lake was a mesmerizing emerald green. Renting a canoe is a must! the red boats against the green water create a beautiful, striking contrast. Absolutely spectacular scenery. Highly recommend

Emerald Lake is one of the most breathtaking spots in Yoho National Park. True to its name, the water shines in brilliant shades of emerald green, especially on sunny days, and the surrounding peaks reflect beautifully off the surface. The lake is easily accessible, with a flat walking trail that loops around the shoreline, offering peaceful views from every angle.

One of the prettiest places in all of Banff! Get there early so you can enjoy the peace and quiet before the buses show up (also for parking). I highly suggest canoeing if you can. It’s absolutely stunning from the water! There’s a path to walk and a boardwalk/road for those who can’t with beautiful views too!

Emerald Lake is one of those rare places that instantly makes you fall in love with nature all over again. Nestled among majestic mountains and evergreen forests, the lake lives up to its name — its waters shimmer with the most enchanting shade of emerald green, so clear and calm that you can see the reflections of the peaks above like a perfect mirror. The moment I arrived, I was captivated by the peaceful energy that surrounded the place. It feels untouched, pure, and timeless. The walking trail around the lake is easy and scenic, making it perfect for a quiet stroll or photo adventure. Every step reveals a new angle of beauty — crystal waters, wildflowers, and the soothing sound of nature in its purest form. I especially loved the view from the wooden bridge; it’s picture-perfect and gives you a full view of the lake framed by the mountains. It’s no surprise this spot is one of the most photographed places in the region. Canoeing across Emerald Lake was the highlight of my visit. Gliding gently over the calm, jewel-toned water felt magical — like floating in a dream. The silence, broken only by the soft splash of the paddles, was deeply relaxing. There’s also a cozy lodge nearby with a café that serves warm drinks and local food — the perfect way to end a day of exploring. The staff were friendly, and everything felt peaceful and well-kept. Emerald Lake is not just beautiful; it’s healing. It’s the kind of place that makes you pause, breathe deeply, and feel grateful just to be alive. I left with my heart full and my mind calm. A truly five-star natural wonder — serene, stunning, and unforgettable.

Absolutely beautiful lake. Very crowded and not a lot of places to picnic or sit by the lake at all. Still so gorgeous and worth the stop.

A mesmerizing lake with a true wow factor! It’s one of those rare places so stunning it feels like it could change your brain chemistry. The views are absolutely breathtaking perfect for photoshoots, picnics, hikes and enjoying nature

A wonderful rapid mountain river, with a so-called natural bridge made of stones, surrounded by forest and mountains. You can walk and relax, admiring the beautiful scenery. There is a large parking lot.

It's just a stop off the road but probably one of my favorite ones. You can walk right up to the waterfall, although some are probably braver than they should be as they get too close ... or even walk over the rock bridge!!! It's truly amazing watching the water and it's calmer upstream. My daughter even made a little sand structure with the silt.

The Natural Bridge is an amazing stop in Yoho National Park. The Kicking Horse River has carved right through solid rock, creating a powerful natural arch with rushing water beneath—it’s fascinating to see up close. Easy to access with short walking paths and viewpoints, so it’s perfect for a quick stop on the way to Emerald Lake. Beautiful, unique, and worth a visit!

Visiting Natural Bridge was an awe-inspiring experience that reminded me just how powerful and artistic nature can be. Tucked away in a landscape of towering pines and rushing rivers, this geological wonder is absolutely mesmerizing. The bridge itself — formed naturally by centuries of water carving through solid rock — stands as a symbol of strength and timeless beauty. It’s one of those places that leaves you speechless the moment you see it. The sound of the roaring river below adds to the thrill, as turquoise water rushes powerfully through the stone arch. The contrast between the deep, clear water and the rugged rock formations creates a dramatic scene that’s both humbling and breathtaking. Standing at the viewing platform, I felt a mix of peace and wonder — it’s hard not to be amazed by what nature has sculpted here. The area around Natural Bridge is easy to explore, with well-maintained walkways and several scenic viewpoints that allow you to see the bridge from different angles. Each view reveals something new — swirling rapids, moss-covered rocks, and sunlight dancing through the mist. The energy of the place is powerful yet calming, perfect for anyone who loves photography, hiking, or simply soaking in the beauty of the earth. The nearby trails and picnic areas are clean and well-marked, and the staff and park rangers are friendly and knowledgeable. It’s a great spot to visit in any season, but especially stunning in summer and early fall when the colors and light make the entire area glow. Natural Bridge is not just a sight — it’s an experience. It reminds you that true beauty doesn’t need to be built; it’s already here, carved patiently by time and water. A perfect five-star natural wonder — majestic, powerful, and unforgettable.

Very beautiful. It’s just off the highway on the way to Emerald lake, so it’s a two for one attraction.

Free to visit, with a small car park. No specific RV parking, but we parked our 30ft'er on the side of the car park fine. Got busy by 11am. Nice place to stop after Emerald Lake, as along the same road.

The bridge is located in BC, walking through it offers you a beautiful panoramic view for the river and the fall, I went there for a short time by a touristic bus, me and all members of the group enjoyed the place.

I don't have words to explain the beauty of this place. Its must visit place stunning view around the falls, breathtaking scenery and beautiful running water . when you park the car you can't imagine whts next . Just walk towards the bridge and enjoy the water fall at the end. Note: Baby stroller can easily Go there. Note: Washrooms are not that standard, no water access so just sanitizer. Try to avoid to use.

It was an amazing sight, very simple and accessible on the way to this waterfall. You can see it from afar, and it looks majestic, huge, and tall. When you arrive, you have very easy access to the waterfall itself, and you can truly enjoy the view. There are quite a lot of people, and the parking lot gets full, but you can park a little further away and take a short walk. A wonderful place for kids, adults, and seniors. Absolutely stunning!

A must-see destination for all nature lovers! This is the second tallest waterfall in Canada and it’s absolutely breathtaking. The area is pet-friendly! Be sure to dress for the weather, the water is extremely cold, and you’ll definitely catch some mist but the views make it completely worth it.

Pretty cool falls that you can walk right up to. Short walk along the river and across a tiny bridge then another short walk to the base. Turn around when you arrive as the views of the surrounding mountains are almost as good as the falls themselves. Come early as parking lot fills up quick! Don't follow the signs for the toilets as they don't make sense (they are to the right of the parking lot, by the river). Well worth a visit.

Had a wonderful experience exploring takkakaw falls..though to get there was bit of a ride ( some part of the road is narrow) we went there last august after a hot drive and canoeing,it was an amazing view and the water from the falls splashing in our face was refreshing and help us cooled off. Will explore the whol3 area nexr time

The falls were quite loud and powerful rushing over the cliff. As you're driving down you can see it from the road, bouncing off the rocks and creating a beautiful mist. Parking was a challenge and we thankfully found a spot on the side of the road. There were a lot of people but we were able to maneuver around most of them. There are pit toilets at the start and the walk to the falls is an easy, flat .50 mile. Be prepared for crowds.

This is a MUST DO on your Banff trip. The walk to the falls is paved so very easy to make. If you want to approach the falls, do so in boots because the incline is great and the surface is very loose and rocky. Go early in the morning to beat the crowds.

It was a relaxing stay. We appreciated the activities planned throughout the day for our daughter including kids check-in, pumpkin decorating, and smores-making. Great location as it was right next to Lake Louise, however, further from town than we anticipated. Parking is not validated for dining at the hotel. We truly appreciate the efforts of the housekeeping team in making our stay comfortable. Bell staff was very helpful and efficient. Overall, wonderful experience from start to finish.

Came to this location for our 10 year wedding anniversary. The hotel staff were extremely generous with us - even had a handwritten card with a lovely message on it. Who writes a hand written card these days? So lovely! Further, at the Lakeview Restaurant, server Will was fabulous. As well as the lovely bald man who was perhaps a manager there? I didn’t get his name, but he was also tremendous and made sure we had a great dinner for our anniversary. We felt so special and we don’t have a lot of times we are able to go out these days. This was our first time traveling without our young kids, and the generosity of the staff made it so memorable for us. Everything was fabulous. Hopefully we can come back soon. Thank you!

Lake Louise is an absolutely stunning location! My wife and I stayed several days as part of a larger group event. The staff is kind, welcoming, and hospitable. Big thank you to the hotel team. Personal shout out to Mark at concierge! After a conversation regarding hotel activities, unfortunately, the activity we wanted to participate in was full. When we had returned to our room there was a personalized note and some vouchers from Mark. This is one of many examples of kindness. We really appreciated how the staff went over and above, exceeding expectations each day! Can’t wait to visit again.

Stayed here for me birthday! They upgraded our room to Lakeview and there was a bottle of wine waiting in our room! The basin glacier experience is well worth it as there isn't much to do in the hotel other than eat or hike especially since the sun sets earlier now. I highly recommend making reservations for lunch AND dinner or you might risk going on the wait list. Steak tartare was really good!

What an unforgettable birthday experience from start to finish! My stay at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise was truly magical from the moment I arrived. Everything about my stay felt luxurious and thoughtfully curated. The breathtaking views, the warm atmosphere, and the exceptional service made this birthday trip one I will never forget. The setting alone is breathtaking—waking up to the turquoise lake and surrounding mountains felt like stepping into a postcard. The rooms were beautifully appointed, comfortable, and spotless, offering breathtaking views that made every moment feel special. The staff were always warm and attentive, consistently going the extra mile to make the experience extraordinary. Jade warmly welcomed me, checked me in and made me feel truly appreciated. A massive thank-you to Sam, who went above and beyond by surprising me with a special birthday treat delivered to my room—along with a beautifully signed card from the staff. It was such a thoughtful touch and made me feel genuinely celebrated. Even checking in at the gate, I was wished Happy Birthday! Breakfast at Louisa was another highlight. Patricia and Candy were absolutely wonderful and full of positive energy. They made each morning feel extra special with their kindness and exceptional service. Every part of the stay was elevated by the people who work there. I left feeling appreciated, pampered, and eager to return! I highly recommend the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise to anyone looking for a truly memorable experience.

Amazing view from the 8th floor lake view king room. We were so grateful to have been upgraded to this floor upon check in. Prior to check in I requested a higher floor room and we were thrilled and surprised they gave us the top floor with a view right down the middle of the lake! The check in process was very smooth and informative and they let us check in a couple hours early as well which was fantastic. It was such a dream to wake up and go to sleep overlooking the lake. The rooms are quite small though but very nice. Loved the Nespresso machine in the room. Amazing front desk help and concierge help. I loved the text option for contacting concierge with questions. Took the free mixology class taught by Brock which was SO much fun and we highly recommend signing up for that if you are visiting. Roasted complimentary s'mores at night on the fire and also utilized the hotel pricing for canoes. Yes the hotel is a splurge but such a stress free and luxurious way to visit Lake Louise. We also completed the Big Beehive hike the day of checkout and it was of course fantastic. We dined at Alpine Social for dinner and it was tasty and also the biggest chicken sandwich I’ve ever had haha.

Absolutely Heaven on Earth! The staff went above and beyond to make this birthday trip extra special. They left decorations, flowers, prosecco and sweets to surprise us. Our lake view room was nothing short of spectacular. I can’t remember ever having seen a more beautiful view. The spa treatment was lovely and relaxing. The food was excellent and interesting. Antoine, our server, was friendly and knowledgeable. We would recommend this beautifully appointed hotel to anyone and everyone!

Its a beautiful place for sure but very busy and outrageously expensive. There were so many people that it was hard to get a picture without strangers in it.lol But the staff members in the hotel and coffee shop were wonderful. They truly cater to people with class and kindness. Adding 2 stars to my review.

The Lake Louise Summer Gondola is a fantastic way to enjoy panoramic views of the Rockies without a strenuous hike. I recommend riding in the open seats during summer to fully experience the fresh air and scenic vistas. While I didn’t spot any wildlife during my ride up or down, the view from the top is still incredible. Once you reach the summit, there’s an easy trail that winds down, offering more amazing perspectives of the mountains and valley below. It’s a relaxing and visually rewarding experience, perfect for photographers and anyone who wants to enjoy the Rockies with minimal effort. Tip for visitors: Try to ride in the open-air seats during summer for the most immersive experience and bring a camera to capture the stunning scenery.

I liked the view when I went to the top but to be honest, this whole gondola thing was very normal. View was great but could be a possibility that I went in July and it looks better when snow is around. There is a photo booth where you can take a picture.

The Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola is one of Banff National Park’s most versatile and photogenic destinations, offering year-round opportunities for spectacular mountain photography. Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, the resort provides sweeping views of Lake Louise, the Bow Valley, and the imposing peaks of Mount Temple and the surrounding ranges — all accessible within minutes by gondola. During summer, the Lake Louise Gondola is a photographer’s dream. The 14-minute ride ascends through lush alpine forest to an elevation of over 2,000 meters, where breathtaking panoramic vistas unfold. From the upper station, visitors can capture the iconic turquoise waters of Lake Louise framed by rugged mountains and glaciers. The viewing platforms and short trails near the summit offer ideal vantage points for sunrise and sunset, when golden light touches the peaks and deepens the blues of the lake below. Wildlife photography is another highlight. The area around the gondola is prime grizzly bear habitat, and sightings from the safety of the lift are common in summer. Photographers can also encounter elk, marmots, and golden eagles, making it an exceptional spot for nature and wildlife shots without venturing deep into the backcountry. In winter, the resort transforms into one of Canada’s premier ski destinations. Snow-covered slopes, alpine lodges, and the dramatic backdrop of Mount Temple create postcard-perfect winter scenes. The crisp mountain light, combined with the interplay of snow and shadow, makes for stunning high-contrast photography. A ride on the gondola or chairlift provides aerial views of the skiers below and the vast white wilderness stretching in every direction. Whether blanketed in snow or glowing under summer sun, the Lake Louise Ski Resort & Summer Gondola offers photographers a chance to experience the Rockies from above — capturing the scale, color, and wild beauty that make Banff National Park one of the world’s most photogenic landscapes.

[Summer Gondola] - don’t believe the haters! And don’t go up with expectations to see wildlife. This was an absolute delight, and I’d recommend making time for it - especially if you’re already parking there for your trip up to Lake Louise/Moraine. The whole experience was peaceful, a cool perspective of Lake Louise, and provided beautiful views of surrounding mountains. We kept an eye out for wildlife, but knew we weren’t visiting at a time when they’re expected to be out and about. It’s really just a lovely ride, especially in the open chairlift (vs enclosed gondola).

We take the gondola and lunch bundles ride . On both ways ( up and down ) we seen two deer under our gondola ride . The views from the top are amazing . The mountains and all those glaciers are stunning ! The burgers combo we have ordered are delicious too.

Beautiful views and they have a restaurant at the top (don’t remember the name) where food is delicious!! A bit expensive but totally worth it for the views !! A must do experience

My favourite lake in all of Canada, nothing compares to this incredible shade of blue! It’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. This place feels truly special and simply being there is a beautiful reminder of how amazing it is to be alive.

⭐ Spectacular! Moraine lake and the ten peaks. So beautiful it is a MUST visit. No regrets! Some said the view on the morning is stunning with the sun shining on the peaks. Am happy to be there in the late afternoon as it is less crowded. Can walk on the beach but lots of pebbles and stones. Will need to book and take a shuttle to Moraine Lake as it is off limits to vehicles unless staying in the lodge.

Decided to walk along the road of Morraine Lake today , weather is sunny and not too cold .The view is stunning ,has flowing river and small water fall ,12 KM walk ,it took us 3 hours to the lake and 4 hours back due to issue related to hiking shoes.

Very pretty lake, beautiful views, you can soak in the nature, breathe in and take nice pictures. The parking lot is decent,there’s washrooms and short walk so definitely must try! Top tourist spot so it does get busy, there’s a cute bakery shop and yes it does sell samosas! Also, the bathroom’s smell super bad so please be careful!

Amazing lake. No parking lot on the area. You should take the shuttle from the Louise Lake or the sky resort. Purchase shuttle tickets in advance.

Absolutely stunning lake with crystal clear blue waters. Arriving early is going to give you the best views and allow you to enjoy the scenery without the crowds. Can be a little difficult to figure out the Park Canada Shuttle but recommend Moraine Lake first in the morning. The 2 day advance shuttle tickets are a great way for late planners to join the fun.

Beautiful and magical place! You can enjoy a peaceful ambient with fresh air. Unfortunately the kayaking company there charges you a fortune ($160 USD).

I had the pleasure of working with Toby Creek Adventures to capture their incredible winter snowmobile and summer ATV trips up to Paradise Cabin. Through 360° virtual tours, drone footage, and photos, my company, 360 Immersion, helped showcase the breathtaking scenery and thrilling adventures they offer. The team at Toby Creek Adventures is impressive and creative, and it was a joy to collaborate with them. Whether it’s snowy mountain trails or summer ATV rides, their experiences are unforgettable. If you’re looking for an adventure that combines stunning landscapes with a bit of excitement thrown in, I highly recommend Toby Creek Adventures.

We had an incredible half-day experience exploring 1,500 acres of trails with Toby Creek Adventures. The ride took us high into the mountains — above the clouds — with absolutely breathtaking views. Midway through the trip, we stopped at a cabin at the top of the mountain where they grilled up burgers and brats — such an awesome and unexpected touch! On the ride back down, we stopped midway for a short walk to a beautiful waterfall — a perfect way to break up the descent and take in even more scenery. Our guide, Poole, was outstanding — friendly, professional, and made sure the whole group stayed safe and confident on the trail. There were some first-time riders in our group, and Poole did a great job guiding everyone, regardless of experience level. This was so much more than just an ATV ride — it was a full mountain adventure packed into just a few hours. Highly recommend to anyone visiting British Columbia. A true highlight of our trip!

We had the best time with Toby Creek Adventures! The ATV tour was absolutely incredible — breathtaking mountain views and so much fun. Our guide, Nathan, was amazing — friendly, funny, and made sure we all felt safe and confident on the ride. The highlight was definitely our breakfast at the top of the mountain — Nathan grilled delicious burgers right there, and it felt like the perfect reward after the ride up. The whole trip was perfectly organized and the ATVs were in great condition. Highly recommend to anyone visiting the area — it’s an adventure you’ll never forget! 🌟

Wow what a flow trail they've built!! Well worth the $20 (more runs are cheaper). The shuttle is about 25 minutes, then the run takes around 16-25 minutes based on our intimidate group taking a couple of quick rests. It's pure flow - well designed berms, lovely small, medium, and medium+ jumps (everything rollable), plus a few wooden features. The bike park is awesome and included with the shuttle fee. There's decent progression on drops and jumps with some bug stuff. Not really anything for beginners at Toby Creek, maybe one drop, but then you aren't doing the blue trail either so not a beginner park. Parking is free, there's a Mexican food truck, clean washrooms, and an office/store. If you're around a couple of days I recommend enjoying a few runs and some park in addition to biking Panorama across the valley. Looking forward to seeing what they'll build next!

Booking your your online is easy. Go do that now they have many different options and we picked a 4 hour ATV ride that included lunch and short hike to get up close to a water fall. Parking was easy when we arrived. Ranger the chief greeter and mascot🐕 meet us at the door to help us get checked in. Paper work was quick and we were getting our gear within just a few minutes. Once we had our helmets on we all did a practice course to make sure we understood how to use the simple but fun machines. Then we got the trail. Climbing over 7km before our first stop at a cool view point and to make sure everyone was comfortable or if we needed any adjustments. Everybody in our group was good so back to the trail. Warning if it is hot or hasn't rained in awhile it will be dusty so we're the bandana they give over your nose and mouth, you can thank us later. From there we continued on the trail with a few stops to check everyone was having fun until we came upon the old abandoned mine and cabin. Where we took a break for drinks and cookies🍪. If you think these views are great just hang on. Once every one was hydrated and the sugar kicked we were ready to hit the trail again where we climbed even more up to the snow and one of the highest points on the mountain. From here you could see the mountains in Banff and other games in the Columbia mountains. Great ride up at your pace and great views. After getting some questions answered and photos we headed back down to the cabin where lunch was made. Hammers were served with chips and several drink offerings. Wow did that hit the spot. We headed down and saw where the old announced town once stood before starting our descent down the mountain. About half way down we stopped for a short hike up to a cool waterfall where we were able to get close enough to get a little shower and clean our goggles. Over all everyone in our group enjoyed our trip and we bet you will too. Give us a like 👍♥️ if you read this review. Give Tony Creek adventures a try. #tobycreekadventures

I had an incredible experience on the mountain ATV tour — The scenery was breathtaking, the ride was thrilling yet safe, and the entire tour was well-organized from start to finish. A special shoutout to our guide, Justin, who truly made the experience unforgettable. He was knowledgeable, fun, and made sure everyone had a great time. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced rider, this tour is a must-do!

We had to book last minute as a dog sledding tour we had booked got canceled. We also added on the pick up and drop off option from Banff and that was nice. We did the Paradise Snowmobile tour. It was a lot of fun and felt like an adventure. The free time to play is nice but be sure to respect your machine. Two different people in the group in front of us turned their machines, operator error and not fault of the company. Before you leave you get to practice on a small track, which was nice as I had never driven one before. They make sure your gear is all good to keep you warm and give you good helmets and goggles. The food was a nice surprise. They have a grill at the cabin you go up to and they cooked burgers, brats, dogs, and even had veggie patty option available along with chips and all the fixings. The views are stunning too, that was probably the best part. It is their own property so you get one of a kind views. They look to be a good company and would look into them if we ever go back.

The river and views were beautiful, of course.. it’s the Kootenays. The staff were polite and made the experience fun. However, they were not trained, they did not know the area or any information about the mountains, the river, history of the landscapes, etc. and although they did pretty good at being guides, many of them had no raft guide experience. There were no wet suits provided, which was a first for me. We were rafting in glacier waters and were told that we wouldn’t be cold. We froze, everyone on the rafts were complaining about being freezing cold. Wouldn’t recommend going unless it is 30+ temps or you will be so cold that it’s not enjoyable, specially a full 8 hour day! Communication between customers and the company was poor to none… Photos are provided for free because majority of them are terrible quality, however, we did get a couple of good ones, and I guess any photo is better than none! We did our best to have a good time and enjoy the trip since we paid for it and the guides were good people. We will raft again, but definitely not at this location and possibly not with this company again! Hard to write a mixed review, explains the 3 stars. If it wasn’t for the guides doing their best to make it a positive experience and the location, then it would have been less stars. Edit: Increasing the star rating due to thorough and kind response from the company.

White water rafting was an absolute blast! The scenery was stunning, the laughs were nonstop, and the splashes kept us cool!! Such a good day full of adventure and memories. 🛶🌊 the guide we had she was amazing! Funny and all around made it such an incredible experience and highly recommend!😊

My wife and I went on the full day Kooteney River Whitewater rafting tour on 31 August 2025. This trip was worth every dollar spent. The company is a fantastic raft tour company and Tyler. Our trip leader was energetic, friendly, knowledgeable, and entertaining. We have no complaints with this trip and would absolutely do it again and recommend it to all our friends. You should absolutely do the full day trip as there is a stunning waterfall down the river after the half day takeout. You don’t want to miss that.

We had an amazing time rafting on Toby Creek with Kootenay River Runners. The whole experience was fantastic from start to finish. The staff were great - super friendly, funny, and made everyone feel comfortable. Highly recommend this trip to anyone looking for a memorable adventure!

Highly recommended family activity - excitement and fun for almost all ages. We chose the 1/2 day extended option on the Kootenay River. It is the 2nd half of the day with substantially more hours than the morning 1/2 day option, a visit to a beautiful falls, and a great lunch including some very nice cookies. This was our first white water experience, and likely will not be our last.

I chose to do the full day Kootney river adventure as well as the Golden Kicking Horse extreme rafting. On both trips the guides were fantastic. A shout out to Ryan, Bill, and Curtis (Kicking Horse) OUTSTANDING JOB!!!! Also a shout out to Emma (Kootney River) Terrible joke telling but tons of fun facts were shared. GREAT JOB!!!!! I would recommend this for couples families and singles. Super fun and makes for good memories.

Looking for an unforgettable adventure? Ty and Kootenay River Runners deliver the ultimate white-water thrill! From heart-pounding rapids to stunning mountain views, every moment is pure excitement. Ty’s energy and expertise made us all feel safe and turned the ride into an epic experience you won’t stop talking about. If you're craving fun, adrenaline, and a splash of wild beauty — this is the ride of your life. Don’t miss it! 🥰

Spend an entire summer day here!! A couple of hours was not nearly enough!! The gondola gives you helicopter views of the mountains in a safe and calm way. Then you can take a chair lift even higher! You can take multiple hikes and the views are stunning! It’s not too crowded and the staff are all really knowledgeable, helpful, and care deeply about the local environmental treasures. Bring bear spray, food, water, and layers. It’s an awesome way to be in, on, and with the mountains, lakes, and wildlife. Gorgeous!!

Amazing gondola experience including chair lift to see alpine meadows. We went at the end of summer so only a few flowers left but beautiful autumnal larch trees starting to go yellow. Can do shorter or longer walks to suit fitness level/ desire to explore. Much quieter than the Banff Sulpher Mountain gondola and better experience in my opinion.

Absolutely amazing- We loved the natural snow and the staff was super friendly- Almost everyone we met had a smile or a word of encouragement for the kids. The lines were a bit long on some of the more popular runs but there was lots of lifts to chose from and we just ended up learning to avoid the longer lines by choosing lifts that had better wait times. 10/10 for customer service at this resort.

Amazing scenery and staff! The gondala experience was really awesome they stopped it for us to get off and on with a chair. They gave us champagne for our anniversary which was so nice. They also accommodated us with a golf cart to get back and forth from the hotel to gondala but thank goodness we had an electric chair to help get around. Husband has mobility issues. Room was so hot the first night. No AC. Only fans. Beds were ok... No hand held shower but a beautiful tub difficult for accessibility to get in and out... due to high walls. They did provide a shower chair. The rails are to high and block view if you want to enjoy the deck unfortunately. The chimney restaurant was sub par and cost a fortune! Stick to trappers cabin the food was great and atmosphere welcoming. The experience of gondala, bellhop service and staff made this place amazing. Thank you!

The Sunshine Village gondola ride was out of this world, just when you think it’s over it goes around a corner and carries on. We got to the top then took the chair lift up to an area to start a 3 hour easy hike that took in Grizzly Lake, Laryx Lake and Rock Isle Lake. Not busy, lovely staff, good trail and the Sunshine Meadows are just so beautiful. You don’t have to book the gondola or get there super early, we arrived at 10am and parked around three rows back and walked straight on. Fabulous. The views were amazing. Can’t praise this enough.

for any new skiers do your research and take ski lessons. i don’t know it would be this difficult but i still enjoyed my time. if you’re going to fall just let it happen. don’t try to do it with your arms out you’ll break your legs.

We started at this trailhead to hike the Healy Pass trail. It is an 18km hike (about 6 hours out and back). The first 2/3 are a steady climb with not too many views, but once you get closer out of the treeline it gets a bit steeper. Since we went at the beginning of August, we were able to see lots of beautiful wildflowers! Before you turn around, you will also have a nice view of the Egyptian peaks.

Spend an entire summer day here!! A couple of hours was not nearly enough!! The gondola gives you helicopter views of the mountains in a safe and calm way. Then you can take a chair lift even higher! You can take multiple hikes and the views are stunning! It’s not too crowded and the staff are all really knowledgeable, helpful, and care deeply about the local environmental treasures. Bring bear spray, food, water, and layers. It’s an awesome way to be in, on, and with the mountains, lakes, and wildlife. Gorgeous!!

Amazing gondola experience including chair lift to see alpine meadows. We went at the end of summer so only a few flowers left but beautiful autumnal larch trees starting to go yellow. Can do shorter or longer walks to suit fitness level/ desire to explore. Much quieter than the Banff Sulpher Mountain gondola and better experience in my opinion.

Absolutely amazing- We loved the natural snow and the staff was super friendly- Almost everyone we met had a smile or a word of encouragement for the kids. The lines were a bit long on some of the more popular runs but there was lots of lifts to chose from and we just ended up learning to avoid the longer lines by choosing lifts that had better wait times. 10/10 for customer service at this resort.

Amazing scenery and staff! The gondala experience was really awesome they stopped it for us to get off and on with a chair. They gave us champagne for our anniversary which was so nice. They also accommodated us with a golf cart to get back and forth from the hotel to gondala but thank goodness we had an electric chair to help get around. Husband has mobility issues. Room was so hot the first night. No AC. Only fans. Beds were ok... No hand held shower but a beautiful tub difficult for accessibility to get in and out... due to high walls. They did provide a shower chair. The rails are to high and block view if you want to enjoy the deck unfortunately. The chimney restaurant was sub par and cost a fortune! Stick to trappers cabin the food was great and atmosphere welcoming. The experience of gondala, bellhop service and staff made this place amazing. Thank you!

The Sunshine Village gondola ride was out of this world, just when you think it’s over it goes around a corner and carries on. We got to the top then took the chair lift up to an area to start a 3 hour easy hike that took in Grizzly Lake, Laryx Lake and Rock Isle Lake. Not busy, lovely staff, good trail and the Sunshine Meadows are just so beautiful. You don’t have to book the gondola or get there super early, we arrived at 10am and parked around three rows back and walked straight on. Fabulous. The views were amazing. Can’t praise this enough.

for any new skiers do your research and take ski lessons. i don’t know it would be this difficult but i still enjoyed my time. if you’re going to fall just let it happen. don’t try to do it with your arms out you’ll break your legs.

We started at this trailhead to hike the Healy Pass trail. It is an 18km hike (about 6 hours out and back). The first 2/3 are a steady climb with not too many views, but once you get closer out of the treeline it gets a bit steeper. Since we went at the beginning of August, we were able to see lots of beautiful wildflowers! Before you turn around, you will also have a nice view of the Egyptian peaks.

Great hill for skiing. Lots of runs. Good elevation. Very helpful staff. I was impressed.

Love the spring skiing here! Always so nice! Loads of different trails of difficulty.

Just returned to Kimberly after a ski trip in Fernie and the difference between the two locations is great. OK on the third day in Fernie we had a dump of snow and it was good powder, and amazing. Hard to beat. Nevertheless, Fernie was much better prepared on the runs. And the variety of lower runs in Blue and Green allows for a fun day. While Kimberly has the long North Star quad chair lift, and the blues and a few greens are long and converge on the bridge to the start of the lift. So a real bottleneck. And after the bridge to run down to the lift is not green.. Once up the North Star you can move over to the backside, but they are not always well groomed runs. In fact I was on Vimy Ridge and the run surveyor was having a real argument on the phone with the director about opening runs. It would also be nice if somebody took a brush cutter to the pines growing on the runs. The RCR staff at the locations seem to come from different planets, the Fernie staff are great friendly and helpful. And the ski patrol is on the ball. You can't say that of Kimberly at all. Except being for the cafe staff they are friendly..

Great ski hill for beginner to intermediate skiers. If you’re looking for something a bit more interesting try going to the far north side and jumping in beyond the patrol lines. We found some fun fresh snow in there !

Great hill, even better when it gets dumps of snow. The hill has a good variety of different runs with varying skill levels. The hill is well maintained with the green runs groomed while most blues and blacks aren't.

Awesome family ski resort with excellent runs for all levels, and fun stuff for little skiers to build their confidence and skills on. Stay on the resort if you can, so much easier to ski-in, ski-out for lunch and breaks, and after the kids are done you drop them back at your suite and do a couple Mom & dad power runs to round out your day!

I've skied here my whole life, I love this family friendly hill. Its a hidden gem with great snow, friendly staff and short lines. This was my 1st time taking my 6yr old daughter here. Sophie (or Sophia maybe?) was working the top of the magic carpet ride and was such a ray of sunshine! Wearing an elf hat, smiling, singing and chatting with everyone. She even encouraged my daughter when attempting the pilons. When she went on lunch break my daughter even asked when she'd be back. She really made the day special for us, and deserves recognition.

They do not have any RMT’s so they are unable to provide ID numbers. If you are going to be trying to reimburse your massage through your insurance policy, it will not be approved. Be warned about this service

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I had such a wonderful experience with Casey! She’s not only skilled and meticulous with her work but also incredibly warm and easy to talk to. My feet have never looked or felt better — she paid attention to every detail and made the whole appointment relaxing and enjoyable. Casey clearly takes pride in her craft and genuinely cares about her clients’ comfort and satisfaction. I’ll definitely be coming back and recommending her to friends. Thank you, Casey, for such a great pedicure! 💅✨

Guys you wont have a regret checking this spot out, its definitely one of the best hot spring experiences, and guess what, you can finally dive in a hot spring, how amazing?

I called ahead to inquire on accessing the pools if we booked a few appointments (the pools are not open to the public) and was told it would be no problem if we were purchasing spa services. My step daughter and I arrived and were greeted by a rather curt front desk person (working AM of December 16). This is not a spa but rather a retail space in the corner of the front lobby. It is not inviting, welcoming or calming. When I inquired about using the pools, I was told that we did not purchase enough to gain access (and this was delivered in a manner that made us both feel like we were trying to get away with something). I was not pleased. There was absolutely no one else at this spa and the resort was practically empty (and this was not mentioned on the phone when I called ahead). As there was only one staff, I had to wait my turn. As I mulled over the terrible service and lack of access to the facilities, I returned to the spa to pay for my step daughter's massage ($82 for 30 minutes with a non certified person?!)and I cancelled my mud wrap (which I discovered was WELL over $100). The front desk person was once again curt, but I truly did not care at this point. I was sincerely disappointed in the complete lack of effort to make our experience enjoyable. The prices of the spa services are not exactly affordable so you would think they would go above and beyond to make your experience as wonderful as possible - not treat you like a criminal when you ask to use the pool. Please do not waste your money here!

Don't bother calling if you're pregnant. Basically none of their services are safe. For the few that are (Mani, Pedi, facial) I was told on the phone that they do not make any specials accommodations to help with comfort (lying on back etc.) I honestly felt like they were telling me not to come. There's a great place in Invermere called Fusion that is far more kind and welcoming to pregnant people.

Received a manicure and pedicure from Dawn at the spa and from the beginning was disappointed. I was very excited to show her a small design that I wanted and she rudely stated "I am a nail painter not a nail artist". While getting my nails painting there was no divider place between us and with mask being worn, she coughed directly on my hand she was painting and made no effort to cover her mouth. While painting my toe nails did the exact same thing again. I was truly disgusted by this behavior since I was paying a large amount. I barely received a smile from her through out the whole 2 hour appointment, and she was very prying about scars on my body that made me uncomfortable. When she did try to make conversation, I explain I was getting my nails done for Calgary Stampede since I have never been before and her response "You have to be stupid for wanting to go there" and continued "It is so stupid to go to Stampede" all because the lines are too long for her. As a paying customer, I should not have been called stupid and dealt with what I did. I will not be recommending this place to anyone and hope to see better service the in the future.

Bought a package for my wife for her birthday. She was extremely pleased with the massage, facial and pedicure. She’s already talking about making this an annual pilgrimage. Thank you to the staff who were polite, pleasant and professional.

There's a 1km walk down/up a steep hill. The path is well maintained with a nice handrail. Once you reach the bottom there are numerous large boulders to traverse to get into the pools. Unfortunately some visitors with mobility issues couldn't pass the landing to enjoy the pools and as such have given this a 4 out of 5 The first one closest to the side of the hill is the hottest and the one furthest away was the coldest as the stream laps through the pools to cool them down. There were dogs running around without leashes and some over crowding but overall it was a great experience. You can't beat free! It's a (unpaved) forestry road with some very rough and tight patches so drive with caution

It was a really nice spot, a little crowded when I visited, but we were able to find some room. Good range of temps. Somewhat strong smell of sulphur, but that is just about every hot spring I am aware of

Lussier Hot Springs is definitely worth a visit! It can get pretty crowded, so be prepared for that, but the natural setting makes it a really cool spot to experience. A unique and worthwhile trip if you’re in the area.

We went September 25/25 with the family. The water was beautiful. Just amazing adventure. 10/10 recommend. Please do yourself a favour bring proper fit wear this rocks are SLIPPERY. We brought our puppy he loved it. There was a small hint of cool water very faint, made it the most comfortable relaxing I’ve ever had at a hot spring

We went there on a Saturday morning around 8 a.m. and there were already four people in the pool, but there was still enough space for us. There were three pools, but only one was warm, so most people stayed in that one. The road there was a bit annoying since it wasn’t paved, but overall it was a great experience and we would definitely go back. :)

Amazing, natural thermal hot springs located within nature. A small path leads you down to the oasis of paradise. On the morning we went there were only 2 only people soaking (8am) but they were locals and said during the high seasons they’ve seen as many as 25 people crammed inside.

Very beautiful, sitting in nature. The road leading there was kinda scary when there was lots of snow. But definetly do it again.

This was a great day. We chose Fort Steele because it was something different from the other sightseeing we had been doing and was closer to where we were staying. It was great. A great place to go and see how things used to be and why the area was settled and how they survived. There are tours available. We did the archive one which took us to their storage area (1 of many) to see everything that is donated, cataloged and then used in the displays. They have a schoolhouse, with teacher, newspaper/print office with printer and working press, bakery with delicious cookies, a few churches, pharmacy, dentist office etc. There are cast members walking around. It was not busy. Highly recommend this.

This place is BIG! There's lots to see, so give yourself plenty of time to do it in. The staff were very friendly, especially in the seamstress and gold panning sections! We had great conversations with the gentlemen at the gold panning station, and one of them even followed us with some gold we'd missed in our pan! Excellent experience!

Absolutely loved it! We took a guided tour and the two guides were dressed in period clothing. They knew their subject matter and gave indepth descriptions of life in the Fort and surrounding area. Overall this was a great choice!

Really great displays of a heritage town, pack a lunch/snack and spend the day walking around in and out of all the buildings, lots of information on everything there. Take good walking shoes. There's a horse drawn carriage if you want to see the sights on a tour. Worth spending the day exploring

A step back in time. The town is a great historical site with lots of information for people to read learn and enjoy. The Clydesdales were beautiful. The theatre was a step back to your childhood showing old films like the three stooges. The schoolmistress was charming and very friendly and took her role to heart.

Had a nice time with the family here. There was a lot more to see here than we expected. Our favorite things to see were the demonstration of making haybails, the tinshop, waterworks building, and snacks at the International Hotel. It was fun that all the employees there stay in character and are excited to chat. We didn't give ourselves enough time here, we didn't give ourselves enough time to see everything, it's definitely an all day event.

We got here on a Sunday afternoon a few hours before closing so some building where closed, but still a lot to see and do. Tried panning for Gold only found some pyrite but it was an experience. The staff all wear costume period clothing and play their roll, from school teacher to tanner, to gold panner. Great place to stop and visit, the train was being repaired so not able to ride that but the horse drawn cart was running and a cowboy walking the boardwalk.