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Your path so far: English / Tailored Adventures / Land Activities
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| 1 - Backpacking / Hiking | 

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Columbia allows the well-prepared backpacker to travel numerous days in
the rugged wilderness, trek through coastal and old-growth rainforest,
along isolated beaches, alpine meadows and rugged mountains. Freedom in
the wilderness is not only for the seasoned hikers anymore - guided
adventures can now be tailored to suit individual experience, limited
only by your imagination.
Day hikes prove to be less challenging
than backpacking, however hiking through BC provides lifetime memories
of peaceful walks, bird watching and wildlife viewing. Along the many
paths in our forests and provincial parks you can explore and discover
nature for yourself. The province offers an abundance of waterfalls,
meadows, lakes and beaches - all obtainable without guides, ropes or
heavy packs.
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| 2 - Wildlife Watching |  |
| Wildlife
tours are available to view a variety of birds and animals. Come with
us to see some of the fascinating creatures to be found on our planet.
Our wildlife watching trips have included: caribou, bears, wolves,
grizzly bears, deer, eagles...
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| 3 - Golfing |  |
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Columbia is a golfer's paradise, with snowcapped mountains in the
background, a coastline sculpted by the Pacific rainforests, miles of
rangeland, radiant lakes and rivers, and lush valleys. The diversity of
the BC guarantees some of the most scenic and challenging golf courses
in North America. There are now over 250 golf courses to choose from
within the province.
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| 4 - Ziptrek | 

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| Experience
the exhilaration of flying as you glide along steel ziplines suspended
high above the breathtaking white-water river that divides Whistler and
Blackcomb Mountains. Ziptrek Ecotours provides a discovery of mountain
ecology that combines adventure with environmental education.
Guided
tours include five incredible zipline rides that gain progressively in
height and length with the longest spanning over 1100ft. The ziplines
are joined by a network of ground based boardwalks and trails, and by
aerial stairways and bridges at heights of over eighty feet in the tree
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| 5 - Rock Climbing |  |
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plenty of mountains throughout Western Canada it is no wonder why the
province is one of the world's best climbing areas. BC has the third
largest single rock face in continental North America. There is
unlimited alpine and ice climbing, and plenty of easy single pitch
routes. BC is also fortunate to have Canada's most mild weather in the
lower mainland, allowing for almost year-round climbing.
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| 6 - Mountain Biking & Cycling |  |
| Mountain
Biking has been growing fast as a favorite past time in British
Columbia. The different terrain in B.C. makes for great mountain
biking. The scenery is spectacular, no matter where you go. In
addition, the weather plays an important role, as there are places in
the province where you can mountain bike for ten months out of the year.
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| 7 - Horseback Riding |  |
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horseback ride in the Canadian Rockies, there is no need to be
experienced. Everyone can enjoy a leisurely day of sightseeing on
horseback. You have a choice of a variety of both the length of the
trail ride, and the route or path taken. Trail rides can be along the
beach, through the forests, over mountains, or straight through the
meadows. Trail rides, which are defined as a horseback riding adventure
that lastsno longerthan one full day, usually range in length from one
hour to a full day.
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| 8 - City Sightseeing | 
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| See
all of the excitement of what BC has to offer in the cities by taking a
city sightseeing tour. You have the opportunity to head out onto the
water for a dinner cruise, a walking tour through downtown, a trolley
tour, an educational tour, or whatever ever else you may desire. |

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| 9 - Bungee Jumping |  |
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for a way to test your bravery? Or want an adrenaline rush? Well then
take the leap! Experience bungee jumping in the beautiful wilderness of
the West Coast, amongst old growth forests and rugged basalt column
cliffs. In Whistler, jump from a 160ft (53 meter) bridge over the
glacial fed cheakamus river.
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| 10 - Hot Air Ballooning |  |
| Leave
all your cares on the ground as you soar through the sky in the basket
of a hot air balloon. Experience a bird’s eye view of the magnificent
landscapes and scenery that our beautiful British Columbia has to
offer. Discover a whole new perspective of British Columbia with a hot
air balloon ride.
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