Explore Kamloops

  Experience the Salute to the Sockeye Festival Sep 28-Oct 21, the largest inland Sockeye Salmon run in Western Canada. This Indigenous festival is 45 minutes east of Kamloops at the Tsustwecw Provincial Park and celebrates the importance of wild, Sockeye Salmon in British Columbia.

There really is no place quite like it in British Columbia. A mountain bike mecca of sage-covered hills, pine forest, hoodoos, and perfect dirt.

To many, the arrival of September is considered a solemn event and marks the end of summer, but to the legion of anglers it signals the start of fall trout fishing season in Kamloops.

We always say to ourselves, "Life would be so cool to be Digger!" We're sure you think it too. Well,

Susan found BIG fun - [she thought she was just going on a tour of the North Shore] We challenged

As soon as the snow melts, riders can take to the hills. Not only is the season extended because of

The Kamloops Cowboy Festival will be celebrating it's 21st anniversary in Kamloops from March

Did you know that every year photographers from around the world travel here to photograph the

Family Winter Fun at Harper Mountain Imagine your family finishing a day of fun in the snow, in

Snowshoeing in Kamloops The high country above the Thompson River Valley offers many