A Globetrotting Guide to
the Internet Harrison Hot Springs, British
Columbia Recreation
Outdoor
adventure - by land and by water
Water Recreation
Fish for cutthroat, rainbow, Dolly
Varden, steelhead, coho and gigantic sturgeon in the
lakes, rivers and creeks in the area. A boater's dream,
40 miles of clean mountain lake to explore. Canoeing in
the Miami River, the lakes of Sasquatch park or Harrison
River and lake offers opportunity for every skill level.
Swim in the lagoon, clean swimming areas of Sasquatch
Park or soak in the waters of the Public Hot Pool. Early
mornings and late afternoons offer the best opportunity
for water skiing. During the afternoons 20 knot winds and
three foot waves offer terrific conditions for wind
surfing.
Harrison Public Pool -
corner of Hot Springs Rd. and Esplande Ave. -
(604)796-2244, ext.249
Natural mineral spring water at an affordable
price. $7 for adults, $5 for children and
seniors.
Harrison Watersports Inc.
- Located on Harrison Lake - (604)796-3513
Sea-Doo rentals, banana tube rides, tournament
ski boat, bumper boats.
Kent Outdoors -
(604)796-0006
Offers fishing charters in addition to fishing,
camping and hunting supplies and bait.
Killer's Cove Marina
- 5805 Rockwell Dr. - (604)796-3856
Boat rentals, water taxi, kayaks, tubes, tours.
Explore the great outdoors.
Harrison Bay and Chehalis River are among the best places
for eagle watching in North America. Hundreds of the
birds can be seen from November to February as they
follow spawning salmon up the Fraser River. Area trails
suit hikers of all abilities. From family walks the kids
will love to more challenging climbs, hikers will enjoy
the breathtaking views. Local courses among ancient
evergreens offer golf at its best. Afternoon winds make
kite flying a fun activity. Mountain biking enthusiasts
are offered a number of challenging trails. A rockhounds
paradise, there are more than 600 varieties of rock to be
found locally, including green and black nephrite,
rodonite, orbicular jasper and dumortierite of the rare
violet color.
Sandpiper Golf Club
- 18 hole course on the upland holes and shore of
the Harrison River.
Sasquatch Provincial Park
- This
park was named after the legendary Bigfoot who is
alleged to have roamed the area. It is also known
for its four attractive lakes and beautiful
forests surrounded by magnificent mountains.
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