Kaslo is a village in the West Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada, located on the west shore of Kootenay Lake. Known for its natural environment, it is a member municipality of the Central Kootenay Regional District. As of 2011, it had a population of 1,026.
Restaurants in Kaslo
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At Stellar we cater to advanced skiers and boarders looking for a quality powder skiing adventure. With small groups of no more than four guests to one guide, you will explore what this legendary region of the Kootenays has to offer. From our deluxe 6-7 run packages, to multi-day unlimited packages with everything included. Based out of the beautiful Kaslo Hotel on the shores of Kootenay Lake.Stellar Heli Skiing has something for all riders.
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A sea kayak touring and rental outfitters on Kootenay Lake, departing from the shores of Kaslo,BC. Offering Tours, Rentals and Lessons by qualified instructors. Half-day & Full day kayak adventures. Daily sunset paddles in season! *SUP board lessons and rentals ** No experience necessary Renting: Kayaks, Canoes & Sup boards *
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Cruise, fish and explore sensational Kootenay Lake from the unique vantage point of a houseboat. It's all yours to enjoy: the quiet hidden coves, vast sandy beaches, vibrant lakeside towns and superb freshwater fishing. Choose from our four seaworthy cruise vessels, each fully furnished with a spacious wheelhouse, full galley, full bathroom and complete sleeping facilities for four, six or eight people.
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JUNE 2020- UNFORTUNATELY NO LONGER OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Between a Lake and a High Place is an experiential tourism company providing your backstage ticket to authentic West Kootenay culture and nature. We specialize in unique activities with eclectic locals, rejuvenating experiences in nature, and custom group tours.
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Lardeau River Adventures offers an unparalleled whitewater rafting experience in the heart of the Kootenay Rockies, British Columbia. Only 90 minutes north of Nelson and 35 minutes from Kaslo, enjoy dozens of exciting Class 2+ rapids (suitable for all abilities), deep pools and crystal waters winding through the breathtaking scenery of Goat Range Provincial Park. This spectacular setting including plunging waterfalls is home to an abundance of Rocky Mountain wildlife. We provide a genuine backcountry wilderness river experience in an accessible and affordable day trip. All trips include a riverside picnic lunch crafted with care from fresh local ingredients. Our office in Meadow Creek is an easy and scenic drive to the north end of Kootenay Lake. Located halfway between Vancouver and Calgary, Meadow Creek is a comfortable day-trip from Nelson, Kaslo, Revelstoke and Nakusp. Join us and discover why we are the Kootenay Rockies Premier Adventure!
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Located on the shores of Kootenay Lake the Kaslo Visitor Centre is home to the SS Moyie, the world's oldest, intact passenger stern wheeler and a National Historic Site. Let us at the Visitor Centre guide you along your way as you travel through our beautiful province.
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We drove to the parking lot that is up the side of the mountain so the hike to the top was minimized. It’s an easy trail to the top if you are reasonably fit (maybe an hour to hour and half walk up and then back) and the view from the scenic lookout is 360 degrees. It’s well worth the minimal effort required.The paragliders were flying in full force taking off regularly while we were there from the Lookout summit and the weather was sunny and clear. You can see the Arrow Lake below and all the smaller towns in the area. If you have a spare morning or afternoon, highly recommended. It’s make the beer afterwards taste even better!
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I walked this trail twice one day during a visit to Kaslo. The first time I my own and later the same day I walked it in the opposite direction with my wife. For being so close town it is a really wonderful trail to walk if you have an hour or so. I was on the lookout for opportunities for some nature photos and found plenty to point my camera at. Even in October there are some flowers still in bloom. Several bird varieties and some squirrels to be seen. The river itself is quite lovely. There are several amusing concrete sculptures on the upper end of the trail which were quite unexpected and added to the walk through the forest. The two bridges are in themselves quite remarkable and worth a visit. I applaud the efforts of the local supporters and volunteers he erected them.
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Approx 20 km of volunteer groomed Nordic (Classic) Cross Country Ski Trails along the Kaslo River Valley on the old Kaslo to Sandon Wagon Trail Road, and Forest Service Road 7. Follow Hwy 31A from Kaslo 6.5km to the parking area alongside the highway. Warming huts at km 1 and 9.5. Trail sign maps indicate grade and distance. Donations for Trail maintenance and use are gratefully accepted. Donation box at Moose Meadow warm-up shelter, and via Pay Pal and Canada Helps.
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This wonderfully restored steamship is amazing, please make this a stop and support their efforts to preserve history. There is an admission but it’s well worth it. I started with the informational video that I found helped put it all in context, then explore the ship at your leisure. Lots of information both in the brochure and on the signs that tell a wonderful story of the role this shipped played but also about the lives of people that would be passengers. Don’t miss this stop.
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