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The Fraser Valley Group and our partners are saddened to see the devastation that the floods have had, and are having, on our region. To help support the efforts of our first responders, workers, volunteers, home and business owners, we ask you to refrain from entering hazardous, impacted, and affected areas for photo, media, and video opportunities, as well as environmentally and culturally sensitive places of significance. You will be putting your own life at risk.
Please also consider the emotional and physical impact on evacuees and their families who are trying to process the magnitude of this flood and grieve. Please respect our residents and our communities during this incredibly difficult time.
Shannon Jones
Executive Director
AdvantageHOPE / Hope Cascades & Canyons Tourism Region
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Lying at the edge of the Fraser Valley, Hope is a hub of highways that come and go from everywhere! To the west, across the Fraser Valley is Vancouver via Hwys 1 & 7; to the north, Hwy 1 winds up the scenic Fraser Canyon to the BC Interior and Cariboo regions; to the east, Hwy 3 crosses the Coast Mountains to Princeton and east to the Kootenays, and to the south, is the only road access to the Skagit Valley at the edge of the Cascade Mountains.
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Popkum Motor Park
At Popkum Motor Park we strive to provide an exceptional off-road riding experience. Our still growing 100-acre facility allows us to provide tracks, trails, [...]
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Alpine Ski Area | Manning Park Resort
Location - 7500 BC-3, Manning Park
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Mountainview Brewing Co.
Location - 390 Old Hope Princeton Way, Hope, BC
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Cabins at Manning Park Resort
We are excited to announce that with the recent opening of the campgrounds, Manning Park Resort will also be opening resort accommodations starting June [...]
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Hope, Cascades & Canyons Emergency Response Updates
UPDATE Sunday, November 28th, 4:00PM | The District of Hope has officially declared a Local State of Emergency. The Province of British Columbia has directed that any evacuees are to register either in person at the Abbotsford Tradex (1190 Cornell Street, Abbotsford, BC) or online at ess.gov.bc.ca. As you all […]
