I Go To Wells Gray Provincial Park / Clearwater Lake

Wells Gray Provincial Park is British Columbia's fifth largest provincial park located in east-central British Columbia, Canada.

The park is not quite as crowded as the major national parks in Alberta.

It is famous for old-growth rainforest, lush alpine meadows, and many waterfalls.

Forest Table Restaurant

Triple Decker Falls via Clearwater River Trail

We Drive From Kamloops To Kelowna

Kamloops, located in the south-central part of British Columbia, Canada, is a scenic city surrounded by majestic mountains and beautiful rivers. 

As its name, which means "place where the waters meet" in the language of the Shuswap people, an indigenous people of Canada, suggests, the city is located at the confluence of the South Thompson River and Kamloops Lake.

I Go To George Hicks Regional Park

George Hicks Regional Park is a 2.5 ha park within the Village of Valemount. 

The park has a platform to view the spawning chinook salmon that travel from the Pacific Ocean, up the Fraser River to Swift Creek from late July to mid August each year.

George Hicks was a long-time Valemount resident and the park is located on the Hicks homestead site from the 1920s.

I Go To The World's Largest Dinosaur

The World's Largest Dinosaur is located in Drumheller, Alberta Canada. 

Drumheller is the heart of the Canadian Badlands and is widely recognized as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World."

The Drumheller & District Chamber of Commerce announced that the iconic World’s Largest Dinosaur along with its adjoining gift shop and visitor information centre, will close in December 2029.