Meet the Locals - Bodie Shandro
July 22, 2020
Stand up paddle boarding on calm waters and listening to the sounds of nature creates a zen-like experience.
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A Look at the Rainbow Trout of Kamloops
June 17, 2020
Kamloops has long been renowned as the Stillwater Fly Fishing Capital of North America, and for good reason.
The semi-arid, desert landscape of Kamloops makes it one of the most unique places in British Columbia for hikers and photographers.
Tips for Ice Fishing in Kamloops
January 23, 2020
Ice fishing is a fantastic way to get outside this winter. Being prepared and ensuring you have the right equipment is key before stepping out on the hard water. To make sure you have a great experience, here are a few tips to help you get started:
Locals' Favourite Snowshoe Trails
January 7, 2020
Kamloops' rolling hills and unique terrain make for a snowshoe paradise. Here are 5 trails to explore around the city
Indoor Family Adventure
December 17, 2019
Take the fun indoors for family adventures in Kamloops. Keep young minds and bodies active at one of these family-friendly spots where kids (big and small) can learn, play, and let off steam.
7 Holiday Coffee Sips
December 12, 2019
Crisp cold weather, twinkling lights, and festive spirit are all here in Kamloops, so that must mean the holidays are coming. Cozy up in a local cafe and sip on a seasonal coffee; from holiday-inspired items to wintry favourites that have a little extra spice to warm you up on a chilly day.
Weekend Event Round-Up - December 13-15
December 10, 2019
Holiday festivities are in full force this weekend in Kamloops as the big day nears. Here's your weekend event round-up for December 13-15.
Holiday Shopping Hit list
November 21, 2019
Shopping in Kamloops offers a wide variety of experiences, unique, locally-owned stores, and retail chains. This holiday shopping hit list provides some top spots to help you find the perfect gift.
Meet the Locals - Moccasin Trails
November 13, 2019
The North and South Thompson Rivers meet in Kamloops, where the city takes its name from the Secwe̓pemc word "Tk'emlúps", meaning "where the rivers meet". The Secwe̓pemc, also known as Shuswap, people have a long history in the Kamloops area.
