Looking to shop and support local?
Harrison Village has the cutest boutique
stores, filled with one-of-a-kind gifts.
Never mind all the savoury and sweet bites.
Rocky Mountain Chocolate re-opens
on February 5th. Stock up on your
favourite fudge, heart-shaped chocolates,
and other delicious sweet treats.
Wine and charcuterie go hand-in-hand.
For a night in, how about award-winning Farmhouse Cheeses with your favourite
bottle of wine?
Butter Chicken House
Butter Chicken and Basmati Rice, the perfect pair!
Save 15% on all orders on February 14th!* (Promotional offer applies to a minimum order of $30)
Although these next few restaurants
don't have a themed Valentine's menu,
the food is always worthy of a
special occasion!
Valentine's Day Special
at The Lodge on Harrison Lake For any stay booked online during
February 11-28th, use the code February Special, and you'll receive
a bottle of sparkling wine, chocolates,
and a campfire package.
Hemlock Hollow Located in the heart of Sasquatch
Mountain, choose from over 40 cabins,
chalets, and condos.
Dust off your gear, pull out those
snow boots, and get ready to
spend the day in the fresh
mountain air skiing, snowboarding,
snowshoeing, and tubing at Sasquatch Mountain Resort.
GOLF
Every Day is Family Day at Sandpiper Resort
because kids play for free when
mom or dad pay for themselves!
Known as one of the Valley's 'best-kept
secrets', play by the honour system
and 'fore' your heart out at Harrison Resort Golf Course. (Tickets are valid for unlimited golf on the date of purchase.)
Grab your bike and and head
on down to explore glacial peaks,
river-carved valleys, forest trails,
and farm views, just waiting
to be explored.
Country Roads
Agassiz's fertile farmland provides
kilometres of country-side scenery.
Flat, easy riding makes it fun for everyone.
Sandy Cove
For the adventurous spirit, offering
lake views and a secluded beach.
Be sure to bring a picnic!
Bear Mountain Trail
Ready to put your love to the test?
This difficult 18-km hike is not for the
faint of heart but, we promise, the view
is so worth it.
(Note: At this time, our bike rental stores are closed.)
WALKS AND WATER
Shoreline Tours Starting on February 13th
Experience the thunderous roar
and magnificent sights of Rainbow
Falls on a 2.5-hour boat cruise
around Echo Island and into
Cascade Bay.
Spirit Trail
An easy 20-minute level walk.
Make it a game and look for masks
hanging in the trees.
Miami Bridges Trail
A short, forested walk under
moss-covered trees, past old
lamps, and over nine bridges. (Many bridges have stairs. This walk is not
recommended for wheelchairs or baby strollers.)
The Heritage Walk
This pleasant 5-kilometre
walk takes you back through
time, past historical buildings
and landmark moments. It
starts at the Visitor Centre and
provides a great overview
of our community.
Harrison Lagoon Walk
Located at the southern end of
Harrison Lake where you are
sure to see a bounty of birds
any time of year.
Step Back in Time Fireside Dining: Join in as Chef prepares farm-to-plate courses, amidst the 1920s ambiance in the Upper Drawing Room at Rowena’s Inn on the River on February 14 & 15.
Morgan's Bistro: Experience what house-made and farm-to-table tastes like with a special menu planned just for Valentine's.
Heartfelt Trails and Views
Spirit Trail
For a short, easy 20-minute levelled walk.
Sandy Cove
For the adventurous spirit offering lake views
and a secluded beach for a picnic.
Bear Mountain Hike
Put your love to the test.
This difficult 18-km hike is not for the
faint of heart, but the view is worth it.
Created Cherished Memories Family Fun Day on February 15th
Pack up the people you love most and
come celebrate Family Day.
While February 17th marks Family Day this year,
Harrison is celebrating on Saturday, February 15th
at Memorial Hall from 10 am - 3 pm.
Highlights include Science World,
our resident illusionist, and a variety of games for
the kids to enjoy including face painting,
crafts, and a bouncy castle!
Plus, you never know if
Hot Springs Harry will stop in for a visit!
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.
Heritage Walk
Easy 90-minute walk.
Learn about Harrison's history as you explore
historical buildings and landmarks.
Reflecting
Enjoy the peaceful sounds as you take in the
winter-esque views of Harrison Lake.
The Harrison region is famous for attracting all types
of wildlife. During the fall, the annual salmon
spawning season starts in mid October, attracting tens of
thousands of bald eagles. Watch the salmon run
at Weaver Creek and see the eagles at designated
eagle viewing sites. You can also book a river tour.
On the shores of Harrison Lake, you have easy boat
access to the Harrison River-- the first designated
Salmon Stronghold in Canada. The river is an artery
of the migrating salmon. Harrison Lake and River are
also home to steelhead trout and the prehistoric sturgeon.
Explore our guided tours!
Shoreline Tours These leisurely tours offer a covered 2.5-hour cruise
on the big Laroan. Listen to the crew talk about the
area’s ecosystem and grab a bite.
Harrison Eco Tours Specializing in wildlife, these jet boat tours are best
suited for smaller groups. You'll see the river in a more
intimate way while still staying warm.
Put on your running shoes and spend some time
in the great outdoors! Boundless panoramas, glacial peaks,
river-carved valleys, rich forest, lakeside breezes...
it’s all waiting to be explored by you.
Just past the trail, leading to the natural hot springs source,
this hike will take you further down the shoreline .
Be prepared for some unbelievable views and
great picture opportunities.
A short 1-kilometre walk, through a beautiful cedar forest,
that is very accessible from the Harrison Hot Springs Village.
What makes this trail so special is that a local resident artist
has decorated many of the cedars with masks.
