A vibrant park, an active wonderland
A major expansion at the Golden freeride park is transforming the park block into a space that is open, accessible and used by a full spectrum of people.
Interest: Sports and Recreation
History and Hiking Combine
A rejuvenated trail in Riondel links to the community’s past.
Wasa Rink Secured for the Future
Wasa community members pitch in to improve their outdoor rink.
Improving accessibility and safety on the trails
In the last year, community groups across the Basin undertook 25 new projects rehabilitate, enhance or develop recreational trails.
Coaching for biking and business
Based in Golden, Shred Sisters helps women learn to master mountain bike manoeuvres in a fun, relaxed, encouraging and non-competitive way.
Climbers Band Together to Preserve a Popular Spot
Castlegar’s Waterline climbing area remains accessible for generations to come.
New Waterfront Captures the Spirit of a Community
New design optimizes the space on the south shore of Slocan Lake.
Learning to Climb in More Ways Than One
The Nakusp climbing wall, located in the local high school, will open to the public once the pandemic allows.
An Interactive Trail for All
Thirty-five kilometers west of Creston, towards the Kootenay pass, you will find the beginning of the 1.7 km Ka Papa Cedars Trail. While you loop through the towering old-growth cedars, along the rich forest floor you…
Reducing barriers for Special Olympics athletes
Donning his favourite blue ‘Summer Games’ bowling shirt, Robert Tarko smiles when asked whether he’s competitive. The Special Olympics British Columbia athlete has participated in every summer sport imaginable, plus curling, and is currently competing in…
