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2011 RBC GranFondo Whistler

September 13, 2011 | Field Reports > Whistler, Biking
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The 2011 RBC GranFondo Whistler brought together 7,000 cyclists that rode a 122 kms from the start gate in downtown Vancouver to the finish line in the natural playground of Whistler. The ride travels the world's most scenic coastal mountain corridor, British Columbia's Sea to Sky highway.

Tourism British Columbia Field Reporter Chris Wheeler joined in on this epic journey to capture what is now the largest mass cycling event of its kind in North America!

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 04:44 PM

Victoria, BC: Trip Ideas

April 27, 2011 | Field Reports > Victoria, Sightseeing Tours
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Explore Victoria, British Columbia, with Tourism BC Field Reporter Chris Wheeler. Learn about trip ideas and things to do in Victoria, including the Inner Harbour, Royal BC Museum, shopping, afternoon tea at The Empress, Fan Tan Alley in Chinatown, brewpubs and more.

For more BC Trip Ideas visit http://www.hellobc.com/tripideas

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 12:00 PM

Vancouver, BC: Trip Ideas

April 27, 2011 | Field Reports > Vancouver, Sightseeing Tours
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Discover Vancouver, British Columbia with a trip idea designed to help you explore the city's top activities.

Join Tourism BC Field Reporter Chris Wheeler as he takes a day trip to Vancouver, checking out the Stanley Park seawall, the downtown shopping district of Robson Street and historic Gastown, before hopping on the small ferry to Granville Island and its famous market and shops. Chris also discovers the city's culture and history at the Museum of Anthropology and enjoys the cosmopolitan side of Vancouver at its restaurants and Granville Street clubs and venues.

For more BC Trip Ideas visit http://www.hellobc.com/tripideas

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 11:59 AM

2011 BC Ski Games

March 22, 2011 | Field Reports > Fernie, Festivals & Events

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Watch the action of the 2011 BC Ski Games! Tourism BC's BC Ski Games contest winner has chosen the increasingly popular Fernie Alpine Resort out of 13 different prize packages. Mark Chambers from Edmonton, Alberta won the 2011 BC SKi Games contest where he and seven of his friends will ski and snowboard at Fernie Alpine Resort as part of his five-day vacation prize package.

Tourism British Columbia Field Reporter, Chris Wheeler, joins the winners for the excitement of the BC Ski Games which is a one-day event that includes a ski-cross race, a snowmobile scavenger hunt and a hot tub trivia game. As part of the BC Ski Games festivities, the group will also receive ski and snowboard training from campaign spokespeople and Olympic gold medal athletes Ashleigh McIvor and Maëlle Ricker!

Located in the Canadian Rockies, Fernie Alpine Resort is known for deep snow and varied terrain featuring five unique alpine bowls over 1,000 hectares (2,500 acres), the most bowls in North America.

More about BC's 13 ski resorts at: http://www.HelloBC.com/ski

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 04:49 PM

Catskiing & Powder at Big Red Cats: Rossland, BC

February 18, 2011 | Tips from Travellers > Rossland, Heli-Skiing & Cat-Skiing
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Big Red Catskiing Adventures in Rossland, British Columbia is where you find powder! With 18,900 acres of some of the best tree skiing and glades in the world, you are in for some fun. Fresh tracks, deep powder, and no lines… need I say more? Check out Big Red Cats for more powder info!

The town of Rossland, in the Kootenay Rockies of BC, is all about lifestyle. You can hit Red Mountain and Big Red Cats for amazing skiing and riding. No lines at these places, just powder and smiling faces. The area is rich with history and you really start to feel a connection with mountains when you spend some time here. The locals say “a big mountain with a small town feel” and I agree. Oh, and did I mention they like to have a good time? See this video that shows Winter Carnival in Rossland and some others about hitting the Kootenay Rockies Region.

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Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 02:29 PM

2010 Olympic Torch Relay: Canada Highlights

February 15, 2011 | 2010 Olympics > Vancouver, Festivals & Events

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Travel with the 2010 Olympic Flame as it crosses Canada to the Winter Games host province of British Columbia!

The Olympic Torch Relay travelled around Canada for 106 days, 45,000 kms, through 1,100 communities, and the flame was carried by 12,000 Torchbearers. The flame ignited a spirit in all of us and brought this country together.

See the full journey at: http://www.youtube.com/2010torch

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 11:26 PM

Wells Gray in Thompson Okanagan

January 09, 2011 | Field Reports > Clearwater, Hiking
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Explore Wells Gray and Clearwater BC in the Thompson Okanagan Region with BC Field Reporter Chris Wheeler. Wells Gray is about pure wilderness and open spaces! It's the quintessential Canadian experience! North America's largest canoe only lake, Canada's most beautiful waterfalls, classic whitewater rafting, endless hiking and much more. http://www.wellsgray.ca

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 05:59 PM

Santa Claus Skis Whistler, BC

December 20, 2010 | Tips from Travellers > Whistler, Skiing & Snowboarding
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Join Santa Claus as he skis around Whistler sharing the Christmas Spirit of snow with others! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 09:45 AM

Wells Gray Country: River Raft & Boat Tour

October 28, 2010 | Field Reports > Clearwater, River Rafting
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Explore Wells Gray Country by boat! BC Field Reporter Chris Wheeler journeys through British Columbia's 4th largest provincial park and gets soaked by whitewater rapids before taking an amazing boat tour down Clearwater & Azure Lakes! Wells Gray is a spectacular place that you must see for yourself! http://www.wellsgray.ca

Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 02:59 AM

Sockeye Salmon Run 2010: Adams River, BC

October 11, 2010 | Tips from Travellers > Chase, Wildlife Tours
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The Adams River sockeye run is known around the world as a miracle of nature. Sockeye salmon that have lived for four years in the Pacific Ocean make an epic 400km journey back to the streams where they where born. Their bodies change colour from silver-blue to bright red as they reach the spawning grounds. Many are caught or die along the way, but astonishing numbers reach their destination. How many are expected to make it back to the Adams River in 2010? More then 2 million!

So make sure to check out the "Salute to the Sockeye Festival" in Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park near Chase, BC in October to view the incredible wildlife spectacle. You may even spot a black bear having a salmon lunch! More videos at: http://chriswheeler.ca


Posted by Chris Wheeler, at 02:59 PM

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