Are you ready for a kaleidoscope of colour, flavour, and discovery? Then you're ready for fall in the Similkameen Valley, BC. Imagine vast grasslands turning golden brown, fiery aspen groves contrasting with deep green pines, and clear skies making every vista pop. This season is sheer magic—pure sensory delight. » MORE
Nestled between mountains and rivers, the Similkameen Valley is one of British Columbia’s last truly wild and untamed places. With its raw beauty, wide-open spaces, and deep-rooted cultural history, it’s no wonder people are drawn to this special corner of the province. But with that beauty comes responsibility. Whether you’re here for a day trip, » MORE
Tucked between rolling mountains and winding rivers, the Similkameen Valley is one of British Columbia’s most scenic escapes. But beyond its rugged landscapes and panoramic views lies something even more meaningful: stories of resilience, tradition, and connection. For those who take the time to look beyond the surface, the Similkameen offers rich opportunities to experience » MORE
The Princeton Bronze Sculpture Walk is a free, self-guided outdoor art experience that invites locals and visitors alike to slow down, walk the town’s core, and connect with the spirit of this land through lifelike bronze animal sculptures that echo the wild soul of the valley. » MORE
Long, sunny days of Summer—the perfect invitation to explore the Similkameen Valley. With wide open spaces, rivers and lakes, Provincial Parks and stunning natural beauty, this is the season to reconnect with nature, your loved ones, and yourself. Check out our Summer Events including music, food and a few surprizes. » MORE
Linger Longer in the Similkameen Valley. Check out our list of things to do and places to go to find your favourites. This Top 20 list will provide travel inspiration with quick links throughout our website to get you exploring. » MORE
Are you planning a road trip with your pet in tow? The Similkameen Valley welcomes dog and other pets to join you on your travels in select locations from restaurants and wineries, and accommodations, to an impressive network of trails that hug the river, you and your furry friend will find loads of great options. » MORE
Planning a Golf Getaway? Consider the Similkameen Valley! Choose from three 18-hole courses designed for all levels of golfers. Just east of town, the scenic Princeton Golf Club is nestled along the mountains and Hwy 3. Try to land an eagle at the Twin Lakes Golf Course, north of Keremeos on Hwy 3A or St. » MORE
We’ve all heard the saying, “It’s not the destination. It’s the journey.” What if you could savour both? These top five Similkameen lookouts await you. Whether you’re driving through the Rockies from points east or through the Cascades from points west, you’ll enjoy a beautiful journey and a welcoming destination when you travel to the » MORE
When you travel through the Similkameen Valley, you’re traversing territory that has been home to First Nations for millennia. The Similkameen Valley is the ancestral, traditional and unceded territory of the Syilx Nation, and is home to the Upper Similkameen Indian Band—the Similamix People—and the Lower Similkameen Indian Band—the Smelqmix People. Rich in history, and » MORE
