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British Columbia, Canada
Golden.
Nestled at the meeting point of the Columbia and Kicking Horse Rivers, Golden is a dramatic gateway to the Canadian Rockies, with towering peaks, glacier‑fed lakes,
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Nestled at the meeting point of the Columbia and Kicking Horse Rivers, Golden is a dramatic gateway to the Canadian Rockies, with towering peaks, glacier‑fed lakes,
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Cultural · 1-2 hours · Stroll on the newly built River ... Horse Pedestrian Bridge at 8th Ave North which connects Golden's downtown with residential neighborhoods. The bridge spans the river of the same name, stretching over the icy waters of the Kicking Horse River.
Cultural · Varies · Spring Whitewater Specials Starting at $89 Book Early and Save EXPLORING OUR RIVERS ONE ADVENTURE AT A TIME WHERE YOU CAN'T STOP SMILES FROM COMING BE JEALOUS OF YOURSELF PICK YOUR ADVENTURE FIND YOUR TRIP BOOK NOW Since 1982, Glacier Raft Company has been taking guests down the legendary Kicking Horse River and other breathtaking rivers in the Golden, BC, area.
Cultural · Varies · In recognition of National Truth and Reconciliation Day, the Golden Museum and Archives will be closed September 28, 29, and 30.
Outdoor · Varies · Everything you need to know about camping and glamping in Loon Lake Provincial Park, including when to go and how to book the best campsites and campgrounds.
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