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Celebrate British Columbia with Go Cybernaut. Explore spectacular mountains, Pacific coastlines, Indigenous cultures, wildlife, charming towns, national parks, and unforgettable outdoor adventures across Canada’s western province.
On the Web
British Columbia Day – The holiday falls in the middle of the summer season, and not too many Canadians complain about a chance to plan a long weekend and make a fun family outing out of British Columbia Day!
Arts & Culture – Museums, galleries, and more coastal culture from the BC government.
BC Parks – Discover the outdoor activities to be enjoyed in the numerous provincial parks.
BC Rockies – The BC Rockies region of British Columbia is located in the southeastern corner of the province, bordering Alberta and the US state of Montana.
BC Wildlife – Learn more about the wild and winged creatures that call
British Columbia home.
British Columbia – The official provincial government portal.
British Columbia History – The Vancouver Public Library resources for exploring the province’s history.
City of Vancouver – Official city government website.
Destination Vancouver – Star planning your Vancouver adventures!
National Parks – There are seven national parks to explore.
Vancouver Island – Discover an ocean-carved land of extremes ranging from mild to wild, cultured to life-affirmingly raw. Backpack in majestic wilderness parks. Marvel at orcas, black bears and the sheer abundance of furred, feathered and finned wildlife
Super Natural British Columbia – The official website to plan your BC visit or vacation!
Victoria Tourism – Surrounded by water and full of adventure, Victoria finds itself nestled between the tranquil waters of the Salish Sea and the mighty rainforests of Vancouver Island.
Welcome BC – WelcomeBC helps people navigate their journey to a new life in British Columbia.
Wikipedia – British Columbia, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
What is British Columbia best known for?
British Columbia is famous for its spectacular mountains, Pacific coastline, ancient forests, abundant wildlife, Indigenous cultures, world-class skiing, whale watching, hiking, and scenic road trips.
When is the best time to visit British Columbia?
British Columbia is a true four-season destination. Summer is ideal for hiking, beaches, kayaking, and wildlife viewing, while winter brings exceptional skiing and snowboarding. Spring and autumn offer fewer crowds, colourful scenery, and excellent wine and culinary experiences.
What are the must-see destinations in British Columbia?
Highlights include Vancouver, Victoria, Whistler, Tofino, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, Yoho National Park, Haida Gwaii, Okanagan Valley, Great Bear Rainforest, and Mount Robson Provincial Park.
Why is British Columbia popular with outdoor enthusiasts?
The province offers thousands of kilometres of hiking trails, world-famous ski resorts, kayaking routes, mountain biking networks, wildlife viewing, fishing, surfing, camping, and some of Canada’s most spectacular national and provincial parks.
14 amazing places to visit in British Columbia.
Books at Amazon
Vancouver Vacation Travel Guide
Celebrate!
Nova Scotia Heritage Day – Celebrated the third Monday in February, Nova Scotia Heritage Day is an annual reminder of the province’s storied past and an opportunity to honour the remarkable people, places and events that have contributed to this province’s unique heritage.
Yukon Heritage Day – Yukon Heritage Day brings the history and culture of Canada’s Yukon Territory to the world on the Friday before the last Sunday in February.
Canada Day – Celebrate Canada’s official day on July 1.
National Camping Month – Camping is one of America’s favorite outdoor activities and National Camping Month is observed in June every year.
National Washington State Day – On May 10th, National Washington Day recognizes The Evergreen State.
Destinations
The Edge of the World – BC’s Early Days
BC Stations at Radio.Garden
- 80s New Wave Radio (Vancouver)
- CFMI FM Rock 101 (Vancouver)
- CFNR FM 92.1 (Terrace)
- CFOX The Fox 99.3 FM (Vancouver)
- CFRO Coop Radio FM 100.5 (Vancouver)
- CHPQ FM The Lounge 99.9 FM (Parksville)
- CICK Smithers Community Radio (Smithers)
- CISQ Mountain FM 107.1 (Squamish)
- CiTR 101.9 FM (Vancouver)
- CKLG Jack FM 96.9 (Vancouver)
- CKSR Star 98.3 (Chilliwack)
- Country 97.3 FM (Prince George)
- Impala Radio (Vancouver)
- Stoke FM 92.5 (Revelstoke)
Where are you in BC?
British Columbia Map
Enjoy a virtual forest walk.
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