Canadian Rockies
In province of Alberta, high mts. wide valleys , hot springs, Mt Robson highest 3,954mts, National Parks– Banff, Jasper, Kootenay, & Yoho. The Canadian Pacific Railway runs from British Columbia to the eastern provinces. Rockies length 1450km,width 150km, easily accessed by train, bus or car.
Okanagan
Located in British Columbia, largest city is Kelowna. Sunny, dry climate, known for its dry landscapes & lakeshore communities, boating, water sports, skiing & hiking very popular, orchards & vineyards. Hot summers & moderately cold winters. About the size of 66% of Belgium. Ice hockey very popular.
Vancouver & Vancouver Island
Coastal seaport, in British Columbia. About 2.4m people, very ethnically diverse, 45% of population Asian. Main industries are forestry, tourism & film production. Most moderate climate in Canada. Festivals include the Folk Music Festival, the International Jazz Festival. The Granville Entertainment District has the highest concentration of bars & clubs, Gastown comes second. Transport includes the B-Line bus service, a ferry & bicycle service called Seabus, & the Skytrain on three lines. The Canada Line connects Vancouver Airport on Sea Island to the south with Richmond & the sky-train system. The mild climate plus the nearness of ocean, mts., rivers & lakes makes it perfect for outdoor activities, there are beaches & large parks, 30 minutes to ski fields, the Vancouver Sun Run, & cycling races, Us football, ice hockey soccer & basketball most popular.
Whistler
Located 2 hours north of Vancouver, in British Columbia. Year- round fun, skiing, snowboarding, golf, shopping, bars, hiking, spas, mountain bikes. Travel there by air, road or rail. Two mountains with valley between.