Get Outside
Fewer Screens, More Scenery
Follow the Flow
Around here, the river is less scenery and more social calendarGrab your favourite people and tube it, fish it, float it or simply follow the trails beside it. Cruise the flat valley paths, roll across cool old bridges and see where the day takes you. Grand Forks makes exploring outside pleasantly easy.
Parks & Family
Pitch a tent, park the trailer or find a shady patch of grass to call home for a night. With riverside campsites, tree-lined parks and wide-open spaces, Grand Forks makes slowing down dangerously easy. Fair warning: you may not want to leave.
River & Water
Find a secret beach, cast a line, grab a tube and let the Kettle River do the driving. Swim, float, paddle or flop down in the sunshine with absolutely nowhere to be. Around Grand Forks, water days are very easy to get behind.
Trails & Biking
From easy valley rides to loamy singletrack and machine-built flow, Grand Forks packs a surprising amount of two-wheeled fun into one sunny little playground. Bring your bike, pick a trail and go make some dust. Grand Forks has one of the longest biking seasons in BC.
Pick Your Path
Bridges and Babbling Water
Take the Scenic Route. Obviously.Grab a bike and follow the river. The Columbia & Western Rail Trail rolls through the valley on an old railway grade, crossing historic bridges, slipping past fields and cottonwoods and opening up big Kettle River views.
It’s the kind of ride where you keep finding reasons not to turn around.
