Harrison has always been a place of
health and wellness.
In fact, we can date back to
when the hot springs were initially
discovered by the Sts'Ailes people who
called the source 'Kwals'
meaning 'boiling water'.
Filled with healing and therapeutic
benefits, our hot springs have been
revered ever since.
Add lush forest cover and glacier-fed river
& lake, and the Harrison River Valley is
a beautiful BC playground full of
adventure and discovery.
Open Air Experiences
Golfing and Fishing
Golf is in full swing and
fishing starts on June 1st!
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.
Back for its second season,
Lights by the Lake highlights
local wildlife and the Sasquatch
participating in outdoor activities,
such as camping, fishing, hiking,
biking & paddling.
Enjoy Candy Cane Lane, character
cut-outs, and the large
MERRY CHRISTMAS display.
New this year is the synthetic
outdoor skating rink!
Bring your own skates or
rent a pair for a small fee.
To build on the holiday fun, stop in at one
of our cafes or restaurants for a bite
to eat, and take your favourite beverage
to-go.
Explore the boutique stores in the Village,
indulge in a chocolate or two at
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory,
and be sure to pick up a guide to
help you navigate the tree displays on
the self-guided 2.5 km trail.
CP Holiday Train One day stop on December 16
Chooo Chooo!
The CP Holiday Train will be making
a stop at 5:30 pm at the Agra Centre
on Pioneer Avenue in Agassiz.
Just 10 minutes away!
Be sure to bring a food donation.
Home Away from Home
While Harrison’s festive side is bound
to elevate your holiday spirits, why not book a night or two away?
Don’t forget your swimsuit, so
you can also enjoy the hot springs pools!
