Explore
Nature
In Hope
Hope has hundreds of kilometres of designated trails. Stop by the Visitor Centre (919 Water Avenue) to pick up Trails of Hope (free!) or check it out here before you start your adventure.
Parks & Trails
Hiking and Climbing
Needle Peak
The hike to Needle Peak is quite strenuous, but the view over the Cascades to the Coastal Mountains is spectacular. This hike is recommend [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Cheam Lake Wetlands Regional Park
Cheam Lake Wetlands is a 107 hectare park that is comprised of lake, marsh and forest. It is popular for walking, picnicking and bird [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Sucker’s Creek
Sucker's Creek in Hope, BC is not only a fantastic place to watch spawning salmon, it is also a great place to take your [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Rotary Nature Trails
These popular, multi-use, nature trails follow the Coquihalla River from Wardle St & 7th Ave to the Hope Golf and Country Club bridge. Enjoy [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Thacker Regional Park
One of the main attractions of the park is the spawning and rearing channels for coho, pink and chum salmon. Beginning in September in [...]
Hiking and Climbing
Hope Nicola Valley Trail
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Featured Stories
Birding in Hope, Cascades & Canyons
In the spring, Hope is a resting spot for birds as they migrate north through the Cascade Mountain Range from the United States. Thacker Marsh and the Hope Airport are two popular birdwatching hotspots. At the airport you’ll hear a symphony of bird songs and spot birds like Sparrows, Spotted […]
Travel Advisory | Wildfire Highway Conditions
At this time, we are experiencing fast changing travel conditions with limited notice on the highways leaving Hope. This is due to the various wildfires that are occurring near Highways 1, 3, and 5. It is strongly advised that you refer to Drive BC’s website and Twitter while travelling throughout […]
A Story of Captain Charlie and Telte-Yet Campground
Hope stands on the traditional grounds of the Stó:lō village of Ts’qo:ls. Evidence of this village can be found at our local Indigenous owned and operated Telte-Yet Campground. Here, pit house depressions are located, dating back to the 1800s or earlier. The largest pit house on this site belonged to […]
Support Local Hope, BC Prize Bag Winners
We are excited to announce that our #SupportLocalHopeBC campaign brought in over $35,000 worth of receipts entered with more than 1/3 of the receipts supporting local restaurants in a time of need! We are humbled by the success of the campaign with hundreds of locals and a long list of […]