Put on your running shoes and spend some time
in the great outdoors! Endless views, glacial peaks,
river-carved valleys, rich forest, lakeside breezes...
all yours to explore.
The Harrison River Valley region is known for attracting all
kinds of wildlife. During the fall, the annual salmon
spawning season starts in mid-October, attracting tens of
thousands of bald eagles to the area.
Heated and covered patios and
socially-distanced tables with lake views
is a signature experience in Harrison.
Enjoy a wide variety of dining experiences
and exploring small town shops.
Harrison Lavender Farm
Family owned and operated
micro-farm and store with five
different varieties of lavender.
Stop by and enjoy the
smells and sights!
Farmhouse Natural Cheeses
Award-winning cheese farm.
Watch the process and treat yourself
to an Italian-style gelati ice cream.
The Back Porch
Freshly-roasted coffee, artisan
pottery and basketry, and charming
rustic décor. Stop in and say hi
to the chickens and goats.
Fishing, Walks and Hikes
The season of the salmon & eagles
is approaching. Starts in October!
Choose lake views or garden
spaces at Morgan's Bistro,
The Black Forest Steak and Schnitzelhouse,
Milos Greek Taverna,
Harrison Corner Cafe, Old Settler Pub,
and the Clubhouse Restaurant
to name a few!
Please remember social distancing is still in effect and our
restaurants cannot allow seatings of more than 6 people per table.
We encourage midweek stays for more relaxing visits with fewer people.
Each basket feeds 2-3 people.
Try baguette, summer salad,
and delicious house-made spreads.
Playtime
Let your inner kid out and make
an enormous sandcastle, get your
circle together for a friendly game of
volleyball, or bring your favourite book
and read it lakeside.
Forest bathing is an immersive experience of
being in the forest. Considered a science by some
and a form of meditation by others, forest bathing
simply brings us back to nature.
Ya Doma Nature and Forest Therapy provides
guided, mindful experiences for all ages.
Ground Yourself
If you would rather self explore,
here are our favourite hikes and walks.
Heritage Walk
Gentle 90-minute walk where you will
learn about Harrison's history and explore
historical buildings and landmarks.
Spirit Trail/Bridle Trail Loop
Moderate 2-hour walk through Lower Bear Mountain
consisting of forest, wetlands, and cliffs.
This closed-loop is home to a variety of wildlife.
Bear Mountain
Not for the faint of heart!
This 18-km, 7-hour hike, east of Harrison Lake,
leads you past several small waterfalls and
breathtaking views of The Fraser Valley,
Fraser River, and the Cheam Mountain Range.
