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Rossland

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Rossland, British Columbia, Canada

Rossland is your entrance to the Kootenay Gateway. Our location, simply put, is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts and naturalists alike. With seemingly endless terrain and an urban”ish”-mountain culture, you will soon see why tourists turn into residents who then make Rossland their home-base for life.

Rossland is the home of Red Mountain Resort and Big Red Cats, the world’s largest cat skiing operation. In summer, Rossland is known as the Mountain Bike Capital of Canada with over 200km of professionally maintained singletrack. Located on the Powder Highway, in the Kootenay Rockies, Rossland offers both summer and winter charm. An unpretentious community which still offers a unique and authentic experience to all of our visitors.

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Fruitvale

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Fruitvale, British Columbia, Canada

Fruitvale was originally named Beaver Siding in 1893 as a railway stop for the Nelson and Fort Sheppard Railway (later acquired by the Great Northern Railroad). Fruitvale has now blossomed into a bedroom community of approximately 2000 people, offering a small town, rural setting with many services and amenities for residents who work and play throughout the region.

Fruitvale is a full service and scenic community in a compact, pleasant downtown centre.  There are several parks and playgrounds, baseball complex, soccer fields, arena and all season sport courts.

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Montrose

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Montrose, British Columbia, Canada

 

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Trail

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Warfield

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Warfield, British Columbia, Canada

Bordering the City of Trail to the east and the City of Rossland to the west, the Village of Warfield is a small family focused community with a population of approximately 1700 residents. The Village of Warfield is encompassed by the Selkirk and Monashee Mountains which makes the Village of Warfield an ideal setting for outdoor enthusiasts year round.

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Lower Columbia

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Events Happening in the Lower Columbia Region for the Month of December 2016

 

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