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Explore Nelson: Must-See Hikes, Parks, and Activities

A huge part of Nelson is a healthy appreciation for nature. The area has been attracting nature lovers and activists since Nelson’s renaissance as a “hippy town” in the...

Craft Beer Haven: Exploring the Best Breweries in the Kootenays

Craft beer fanatics, gather round! It’s time to dive into the world of craft beer in the Kootenays, where the stunning landscapes aren’t the only thing worth raising a glass...

A Visitors Guide to Nelson’s Most Iconic Bars

After a day well spent exploring all Nelson has to offer, it’s time to relax and kick back with a tasty beverage or two. Nelson has some incredible options...

Come Back Soon! What to Do On Your Next Trip to Nelson

So you’re visiting Nelson again, but it’s not your first time. You’ve been to the most iconic coffee shops, hit the most popular restaurants, and had a drink at the city’s iconic bars and breweries. You’ve...

What To Do in the Winter: 5 Kootenay Activities

Finding outdoor winter activities to do in the Kootenays comes easily to some, but sometimes we all need a little inspiration! Maybe you’ll see some of your favourite winter...

5 Indoor Winter Activities To Do In the Kootenays

Finding activities in the winter can be a challenge, especially when there isn’t a coat of soft fresh snow on the ground (although if there is, here’s a list...

Visiting Nelson? 3 Coffee Shops You Don’t Want to Miss

Visiting Nelson? 3 Coffee Shops You Don’t Want to Miss With its vibrant café culture, Nelson has earned a reputation as a destination for coffee enthusiasts. The town has a...

Fun in the Sun: Family Activities in Castlegar

Fun in the Sun: Family Activities in Castlegar Kootenay Current Team August 16, 2024 Built on the confluence of two major rivers, Castlegar is filled with the rich colours of nature and packed...
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