British Columbia Trips

Food, attractions and friendly community draw visitors to British Columbia’s capital city.

Miss skiing in the offseason? A 150-mile road trip across British Columbia in an Enterprise rental car takes you from Vancouver to Coquihalla Mountain, where you can go ski touring in the Canadian spring. The mountain likely won’t be crowded, and you can stop in the town of Hope afterward for donut holes.

A workaholic who dreads weekends and a wanderer constantly in motion explore Canada’s Sea to Sky Highway.

This Canadian hot spot welcomes newcomers all year long.

Don’t leave this national seashore before trying these unforgettable activities.

Don’t just talk about going the long way; take it.

It’s a fun day trip from the Canadian hot spot, but don’t expect solitude and tranquility.

Vancouver’s diverse food scene perfectly reflects the multicultural nature of the city.

Surf town has a mix of delicious dives and stellar fine dining.

The small town welcomes 500,000 birds and those who come to see them.

A world traveler explores southern Vancouver Island and looks for a place to call home.

A mother and daughter share a road trip to Salt Spring.