Sasha & Harley's guidebook

Sasha & Harley

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Sightseeing

Loon Lake

Loon Lake is a 3 hour (give or take) round trip hike with breathtaking nature views.

Loon Lake

Loon Lake is a 3 hour (give or take) round trip hike with breathtaking nature views.

Kaslo River Trail

There are several amusing concrete sculptures on the upper end of the trail which is fun to find them in the forest. The two bridges are in themselves quite remarkable and worth a visit.

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Kaslo River Trail

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There are several amusing concrete sculptures on the upper end of the trail which is fun to find them in the forest. The two bridges are in themselves quite remarkable and worth a visit.

Fletcher Falls

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Fletcher Falls

Fletcher Creek Frontage

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Cody Caves Forrest Road

Cody Caves is a unique provincial park located in the Selkirk Mountains above Ainsworth Hot Springs. In the Cody Caves System, an underground stream flows for over a kilometre through ancient limestone. Cody Caves Provincial Park can be reached by following a narrow forest road that leaves the left side of Highway 31 at a small gravel pit 3 km. north of Ainsworth. The road is approximately 10 km long and is passable during July and August for two wheel drive vehicles with moderate to high clearance. At other times of year, there may be industrial traffic. Please contact the Park Tour Operator for details. Proceed past the houses and follow the main road marked with directional arrows until the parking area and Cody Caves trail sign. The caves are 0.8 km. (about 20 minutes) up the trail. The access road is unsuitable for large motorhomes, vehicles pulling trailers or vehicles with low ground clearance.

Cody Caves Forrest Road

Cody Caves is a unique provincial park located in the Selkirk Mountains above Ainsworth Hot Springs. In the Cody Caves System, an underground stream flows for over a kilometre through ancient limestone. Cody Caves Provincial Park can be reached by following a narrow forest road that leaves the left side of Highway 31 at a small gravel pit 3 km. north of Ainsworth. The road is approximately 10 km long and is passable during July and August for two wheel drive vehicles with moderate to high clearance. At other times of year, there may be industrial traffic. Please contact the Park Tour Operator for details. Proceed past the houses and follow the main road marked with directional arrows until the parking area and Cody Caves trail sign. The caves are 0.8 km. (about 20 minutes) up the trail. The access road is unsuitable for large motorhomes, vehicles pulling trailers or vehicles with low ground clearance.

City/town information

Kaslo

Kaslo is a quaint town with breathtaking views, good shopping and amazing food.

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Kaslo

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Kaslo is a quaint town with breathtaking views, good shopping and amazing food.

Nelson

Nelson is one of Canada's hidden gems. Nestled in the Selkirk Mountains along the West Arm of Kootenay Lake, the vibrant mountain town of approximately 10,000 residents features a special combination of heritage, recreation, culture and creativity. It's been called North American's best ski town and Canada's best small arts and culture town for good reason. Nelson's Baker Street is full of art, in shops, galleries, and even on the streets and in the alleys.

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Nelson

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Nelson is one of Canada's hidden gems. Nestled in the Selkirk Mountains along the West Arm of Kootenay Lake, the vibrant mountain town of approximately 10,000 residents features a special combination of heritage, recreation, culture and creativity. It's been called North American's best ski town and Canada's best small arts and culture town for good reason. Nelson's Baker Street is full of art, in shops, galleries, and even on the streets and in the alleys.