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5016 Highway 93 V0A 1M0 Radium Hot Springs, BC, Canada

Get ready! Panorama Bike Park opens June 26 for the season. Find downhill adventures and family friendly cruises at Panorama Mountain Resort. Learn more: https:...//www.panoramaresort.com/explore/mountain-bike-park Kari Medig #TravelCV #RadiumHotSprings #Invermere #Panorama #FairmontHotSprings #PureCanada #ExploreBC #KootRocks #BikeBC

It's #NationalTourismWeek! Support our tourism and accommodation community by taking the Tourism Pledge to travel in Canada. Download your badge and take the pledge here: https://www.tourismcounts.ca/ #TourismWeek #BCTourismCounts #TourismCounts

Be #BearAware this camping season. Safe camping in bear country is a shared responsibility for all park users. Follow these simple rules to ensure campgrounds r...emain bear free this season. Store all food and food-related items in a hard-sided vehicle / trailer / motor home or in the campground food storage lockers Keep pets on a leash at all times. Scoop the poop. Don't leave pets unattended outside. Food left unattended attracts bears to your campsite. Anything that has an odour or could be considered food may attract wildlife to your site. We need your help keeping wildlife wild. Remember - a bare site is a safe site. Learn about our "Bare" Campsite program here https://www.pc.gc.ca//securite-sa/camping-propre-bare-camp

Summer hours of operation are in effect at the Radium Hot Springs pools. The hot and cool pools are now open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday and 10 a....m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Please remember: You must follow current public health and travel restrictions. Learn more: http://ow.ly/Q5yI50EQske Stay home if you aren’t feeling well. Stay local and avoid non-essential travel outside of your community. Entry is first come, first served. Capacity is limited to enable physical distancing. Please limit your visit to 1-2 hours. Masks must be worn in the building. Masks are not required when in the water. Dress for the weather and expect lengthy outdoor waits and long lines with limited access to shelter. Alcohol and intoxicating substances are not permitted in the facility or line up. Food is only permitted on the outdoor picnic area on the upper deck before or after your soak. Poolside picnic areas, slides and the diving board remain closed. Lounge chairs are not available. Personal chairs are not permitted. Bring your own swimsuit. Rentals are not available. Towels may be purchased at the reception desk. For more information: http://ow.ly/oD4L50EQskf #RadiumHotSprings #ColumbiaValley #Invermere

It’s elk calving season once again in the mountains! From mid-May to late June, female elk give birth in the mountain parks. Elk moms are very defensive of ...their young and have been known to charge without warning! Follow these simple rules to ensure positive wildlife encounters this spring; Do not approach wildlife - stay 30m (3 bus lengths) away from elk and 100m (10 bus lengths) away from bears Do not feed wildlife, this is unlawful in a national park and is addictive Remain in your vehicle when viewing wildlife from the road (use a telephoto lens to get that 'perfect' picture) and quickly continue on your way Keep your campsite clean by keeping all attractants in your vehicle - coolers are not bear proof and even dishwater and dog food will attract an animal Stay on designated trails - unofficial trails are often used by wildlife For more wildlife safety information, visit https://www.pc.gc.ca//koo/securite-safety/securite-safety

Happy May Long Weekend! Here are some friendly reminders: Ensure you follow all provincial health guidelines. Visitors in British Columbia are encouraged to f...ollow the BC provincial restrictions on travel to and within British Columbia which remain in place until at least May 25, 2021. Stay local and stay in your community. http://ow.ly/L7pV50ERxrW Not all of our facilities will be open and available, so be prepared by checking what is open and closed before you go: http://ow.ly/gEnf50ERxrY Parking can be busy. Avoid disappointment by giving yourself lots of time, arriving early and having a back-up plan for your day. Radium Hot Springs pools remain open on a first-come, first-served basis. Capacity is limited to enable physical distancing. Expect lengthy outdoor waits and long lines. Masks are mandatory in all areas of the building except the pools. Be aware of restrictions and seasonal closures in place: http://ow.ly/SmSh50ERxrX While it’s sunny in the valleys, snow and avalanche danger persist up high. Snow that is easy to walk or ski on early in the day can be deep and unsupportive by mid-morning. Check the trail conditions report before heading out: http://ow.ly/KV4a50ERxrZ There is an alcohol and cannabis ban at campgrounds on all long weekends. Have a happy and safe long weekend!

We are open through the long weekend Friday 11am - 5pm Saturday 10am - 5pm Sunday 10am - 5pm Monday 10am - 5pm... Local's Special valid until May 31st - 50% off all rentals, self-guided and guided trips! Some restrictions apply. See more

Furry friends welcome Paddle adventures are a great outing for the whole family, even those with fur! Take a look at our top spring paddle spots here: https...://travelcolumbiavalley.com//paddle-adventures-in-th/ Now is a great time to keep it local and explore your local community. wildwigglebums #TravelCV #ColumbiaValley #Invermere #ColumbiaWetlands #RadiumHotSprings #FairmontHotSprings #KootRocks #ExploreBC

It is the fawning season! What to do when you find a fawn It’s that time of year again (fawning season for deer) and WildSafeBC would like to remind people that... if they find a fawn, it should be left alone. A doe will often leave her fawn(s) alone for hours at a time while she feeds, returning throughout the day to nurse. Scentless and silent, fawns may appear to be orphaned and helpless, but the best thing you can do for a fawn is to leave it alone. As soon as you remove that fawn from the bedding area, you are greatly decreasing its chance of survival. Please stay on marked trails as this reduces your chance of stumbling upon a hidden fawn. If you do find a fawn, be cautious and alert as you may have just come between a mother and her baby. Fawning season occurs from mid-May to June until the fawns become more independent of their mothers. It is important for pet owners to keep dogs on leash during this time. Does may see pets as predators or threats to their newborns since dogs are members of the canid family and are the natural predators of fawns in the wild. If a dog comes too close, the doe may become aggressive and attack the dog. It is important to also note, picking up any wildlife is illegal under the Wildlife Act and could result in a fine. If you observe a fawn or other young animal that appears to have been left alone for an extended period of time, contact the BC Conservation Officer Service (COS) 24/7 at 1-877-952-7277. Also remember, never feed deer or other wildlife. Most human sources of food are not appropriate for deer and may make them sick. The food you leave behind may also attract other animals such as bears, coyotes or rodents. Once deer become established in a community it can be very challenging to get them to return to the wild. Urban deer can do damage to people’s gardens, attract predators, or are at increased risk of being hit by vehicles. Help keep wildlife wild and your community safe by not interfering with these animals and enjoying them from a distance.

Unwind in nature with Forest Bathing Forest Bathing is a Japanese practice of connecting to nature to unwind and destress. Pat Bavin, local guide, offers a v...ariety of tours at Radius Retreat. Play close to home and save. Local residents receive 10% off of tours in May! Find the deals here: radiumhotsprings.com/playlocal

What’s that twitter I hear? Did you know, there are at least 180 species of birds in Kootenay National Park!? We can learn a lot about the overall health of... the park from these birds. We are keeping a very close eye on these threatened bird species: Common Nighthawk Olive-sided Flycatcher Bank Swallow Barn Swallow Learn how to identify these threatened species and what Parks Canada is doing to protect them here https://www.pc.gc.ca//pn-np/bc/kootenay/nature/faune-fauna

Any idea where this spot is? We've got a few hidden gems around the Village for our local adventurers to explore. Find a new idea here: https://bit.ly/3ecfd...eE solanacrowe #RadiumHotSprings #TravelCVLocal #ColumbiaValley #KootenayNationalPark #RedRock

Do you recreate in BC? Then this course is for you! BC is wildlife country and this FREE 30 minute course will help you be prepared to avoid negative encounters... with wildlife and keep you, your companions, and your pets safe. Sign up at https://wildsafebc.thinkific.com//wildsafebc-Bear-Safety-W #keepwildlifewild #staysafe #hiking #biking #mountainbiking #trailrunning #hikingwithdogs #getoutside #bears #outdoors #nature #wildlife BC AdventureSmart Destination British Columbia Outdoor Recreation Council of BC

With everyone doing their part to stay and support local, we are lucky to have such views! : aspenthepyrador

Happy International Mountain Day! Its no surprise that mountains are one of our favourite features of the Kootenay National Park landscape. We want to know what you love about mountains. summit up for us in the comments below!

ONE WEEK until Fairmont Hot Springs Resort Ski Area opens for the season! Grab your skis or your board, it's going to be a great winter. Get your day lift ...tickets in person at the hill, or grab your season's pass online here: https://www.fairmonthotsprings.com/ski-/tickets-and-passes/ Burgess Adventures Fairmont Ski Hill

Who is hitting the slopes tomorrow for opening day at Panorama Mountain Resort? Known for long descents, incredible views, and blue sky inversions, the mellow 3...0-minute drive to Pano will have you beaming all the way. Read about COVID operating protocols, be prepared, mask up and bring a little extra patience. Here is everything you need to know to get on the hill without a snag tomorrow morning: https://bit.ly/2JyrNZ2 The Powder Highway - Kootenay Rockies-BC's Mountain Playground 1: Scott Rowed 2, 3, 4: Evan Mitsui