10 Unexplored Cities In British Columbia

The Best Place(s) On Earth.

1. Nanaimo, BC

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Nanaimo is beautiful harbour city, situated at a popular ferry destination. Its downtown is perfect for those who like vintage thrift-shopping and amazing finds. Also, check out the food! Nanaimo is famous for its invention of the Nanaimo Bar, a square with chocolate, coconut, almonds, and custard.

2. Prince George, BC

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Prince George is also famously known as the Gateway to the North. In the winter, it is a popular destination for skiers and snowboarders alike as it caters to five surrounding ski hills. Slated to host the 2015 Canada Winter Games, it also boasts amazing outdoor experiences, including Forests For the World, the Ancient Forest, and the beautiful Fort George Park along the shores of the mighty Fraser River.

3. Kelowna, BC

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Kelowna is at heart of British Columbia. As one of the warmest places in the province, it is a popular summer destination and is right on the edge of the dazzling Okanagan Lake. It also has some of the best fresh fruit in the province, ranging from peaches to apricots to cherries, thanks to the culture of orcharding!

4. Skidegate, BC

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On the islands of Haida Gwaii, Skidegate remains one of the most beautiful places due to its history and serenity. With many options for museums and natural beauties, it's sure that no nature-lover will ever be bored here.

5. Prince Rupert, BC

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Nestled against the Northern Coastal Mountains, Prince Rupert is a must-see for many people. It's one of the closest connections to the islands of Haida Gwaii and also boasts a very historic population.

6. Penticton, BC

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South of Kelowna and still at the heart of BC's warmest area, Penticton has many orchards and in the summer boasts a popular Music Festival. With two lakes nearby, one can often go swimming or boating in the sunny weather.

7. Hope, BC

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Hope is in the gorgeous Fraser Canyon and despite its small size, it is beautiful in the way that it borders the Fraser River. With cute cafes and a population with personality, a visitor will always feel at home here.

8. 100 Mile House, BC

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With rolling hills and the sight of sheep, cattle, and horses roaming around, there will never be an ugly moment in this charming town. There are also many opportunities for outdoor adventures.

9. Golden, BC

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Its name is an adequate representation. At the base of the Rocky Mountain Range, Golden is the sure place to be in both winter and summer. Close to the Albertan border means quick trips to Canada's tax haven.

10. Dawson Creek, BC

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In the very north of British Columbia, there is the hidden gem of Dawson Creek. With breathtaking landscapes and a snowy, fun winter, there will never be a dull moment.