Pictures of British Columbia showing nature, wildlife and travel location from Canadas most western Province.
British Colombia is pure outdoor fun. Bordered by the Rockies to the East and the Pacific Ocean to the West, BC is paradise for any skier, sailor, climber, or wine drinker. Here, the trees grow big and the salmon grow bigger. The wildlife is not hard to find. Bears, whales, and bald eagles are common sights in Canada's westernmost province. The Okanagan Valley boasts vineyards that have been producing Canadian wine for more than a hundred years.
You can't drive to BC's capital city from the rest of Canada, you'll have to fly, or maybe take a ferry. The city of Victoria is on Vancouver Island, the largest of many islands strung along the West coast of the province. North of Victoria, the town of Tofino is popular with surfers and sea-kayakers in the summer and storm watchers in the winter. Along the Pacific coast, the climate is mild though the mountains can boast severe winter storms.
The Queen Charlotte Islands are off the... (... more information below the photos)
Barkerville BC A great way to see the historic town of Barkerville in BC, Canada is by taking a stage coach tour. |
Trees Rows of trees create lines of lush green on rolling fields in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbias prime produce growing district in Canada. |
Bc Travel If you plan to travel to bc make sure you check out Duffy Lake, a great family fishing spot in Canada. |
Duncan Vancouver Island A native carver at the Quw'utsun' Cultural Centre in Duncan on Vancouver Island in british Columbia, Canada. |
Osoyoos The small town of Osoyoos is located in British Columbia, Canada. |
Canadian Lighthouses |
Picture Of Downtown Vancouver British Columbia Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia has beautifully designed skyscrapers towering above you. |
Monument A monument stands tall in the town of Hope in souther British Columbia along the Trans Canada Highway of Canada. |
Inside Passage British Columbia |
Road Signage This road signage leaves you in no doubt that you are about to enter Manning Park in British Columbia, Canada. |
Vancouver Sunset A perfectly clear evening in Vancouver City, British Columbia, Canada during sunset on a summers day. |
Bc Fishing A great fishing and camping vacation spot for families in BC is Duffy Lake. |
Penticton The city of Penticton is located in the province of British Columbia, Canada |
Town Situated in British Columbia, Canada is the lively town of Hedley, seen here celebrating the 100th anniversary of the nearby Nickel Mine. |
Knight Inlet British Columbia |
Signage A signage post stands proudly displaying the nearby peaks and mountains seen from Hope in British Columbia, Canada. |
Tofino Wickaninnish Inn BC The Wickaninnish is an elegant Inn situated in Tofino on the west coast of Vancouver Island in BC, Canada. |
Tofino Hotels The Wickaninnish Inn is a first class Tofino Hotel |
Sunwolf Cabins |
Whale Watching Seaplane A seaplane on a whale watching adventure near Port McNeill in British Columbia, Canada. |
Valley The Okanagan Valley is a highly productive growing region for British Columbia, and popular travel destination for vacationers to Canada. |
Gastown Vancouver Canada The statue of Gassy Jack stands in the center of Gastown in Vancouver, Canada. |
Museum The tiny community of Hedley celebrated the 100th anniversary of the nearby nickel mine outside the museum, an interesting tourist attraction. |
Fly Fishing BC A popular activity during a vacation in the Clayoquot Sound area in BC, Canada is Fly fishing. |
Wickaninnish Inn Tofino |
Historic Churches Many early churches have been preserved to become historic sites like this church in Yale, British Columbia, Canada. |
Family Vacation A truly wonderful family vacation destination is Duffy Lake situated in British Columbia, Canada. |
Whistler Whistler will be the host for some 2010 Olympic events and a prime family vacation spot |
Sea To Sky The Sea to Sky Highway which runs from the City of Vancouver, passes Howe Sound and the resort town of Whistler to Pemberton in British Columbia, Canada. |
History A plaque stands on the shores of the Fraser River and explains the history of Fort Hope in British Columbia, Canada. |
Travel British Columbia |
Horse Riding Adventures Golden Cloudy days over the Blaeberry Valley in Golden, British Columbia are ideal for horse riding adventures. |
Signpost The Hope Chamber of Commerce signpost displaying information and names of peaks which surround this town in British Columbia, Canada. |
Log Barge British Columbia A log barge makes it way through the ocean waters towed by a tug boat in British Columbia, Canada. |
Travel Bc When you travel through BC, Canada be sure to include Duffy Lake as a place to stop for fishing, camping, or picnicing. |
Downtown Waterfront Centre Vancouver BC The Waterfront Centre in the downtown core of Vancouver, BC is always a busy place whether it is daytime or night time. |
Bulkley Valley The Bulkley Valley is backdropped by the Babine Mountains in the East and the Hudson Bay Mountain range in the West. |
Native Carving |
Bc Lake Duffy Lake is situated along Duffy Lake Road in BC, Canada. |
Lakeside Vacation Set in the interior of British Columbia is Kamloops lake the perfect destination for a lakeside family vacation in Canada. |
Hope The tiny community of Hope is located in British Columbia, Canada. |
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... beaten track again, but well worth a visit to take in some of the Haida Gwaii First Nations culture. The islands hang on the continental shelf some one hundred kilometers from mainland BC, and are touched by more earthquakes than anywhere else in Canada.
Make sure to see our Vancouver Island Pictures as well as our story on Whale watching in BC, British Columbia.
Don't miss our other galleries for Canada and other canadian Provinces pictures from Canada and canadian Provinces.
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SPECIAL: A #1 Bestselling book in British Columbia by Cathy Converse.
Recently published "Following the Curve of Time" has made it to #1 Bestseller in British Columbia, and we had the pleasure of meeting the author Cathy Converse. She talks to us about what inspired her to write the book which is a MUST READ for everybody interested in British Columbia and coastal life.
"Following the Curve of Time" - Cathy Converse
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