Travel to the Shuswap region. North of the Okanagan, this area borders one of the world’s largest inland temperate rainforests.
The Adams River, which flows through Tsútswecw Provincial Park (Roderick Haig-Brown), has one of the largest sockeye salmon runs in North America. Each year, during the first three weeks of October, thousands of sockeye return here to spawn. The largest numbers occur during dominate every four years. An interpretive centre at the trail head offers insights into the process. Level, easy trails throughout the park lead to the best viewpoints along the river.
At Quaaout Lodge & Spa nearby, enjoy a lakeview lunch at Jack Sam’s Restaurant, and, in the afternoon, take part in a pre-booked First Nations cultural experience. Visit the kekuli, a traditional shelter on site, for story telling or enjoy a canoe trip on the lake.
Overnight in Salmon Arm or Chase.