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Responsible Travel

We're excited to welcome you back to our region! Here's a few small things we can all do to keep it awesome while you're here.
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Recreation
Lake & River
- Lake & River
- Fishing
- Marinas
- Paddling
- Sailing
Additional Recreation
Mountain
- Mountain
- Birding
- Caving
- Climbing
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Ziplining
Road
Snow
Disc Golf

Disc golf, frisbee golf, frolf, whatever you call it; it's a ton of fun and we've got it in spades here around Kootenay Lake.
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Attractions
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Shopping
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- Artisans
- Économusée
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Eat & Drink
Health & Wellness
Ainsworth Hot Springs

Just 15 minutes from Kaslo or Balfour, and 40 minutes from Nelson, these famous hot springs are a quintessential part of any trip to our region.
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Stay
Stay
Staying in Style

Want to take your Kootenay Lake trip to the next level? Consider boutique accommodation in Nelson BC and Kootenay Lake.
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The Region
Travel Info
Transportation
Kootenay Lake Ferry Schedule

The ferries in our region are free, including the tourist attraction, the Kootenay Lake Ferry, which is the longest free ferry in the world.
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Residential Heritage Street #412

412 B Avenue, Kaslo, BC

Originally built by David P. Kane, this house consisted of two bunkhouses from lower Kaslo joined into a family dwelling with old world charm. Known as Kanesholme, it's eyebrow dormer is a notable feature. George and David Kane were original settlers here and the town was known initially as Kane's Landing.

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