Its coastline, mountain ranges, variety of landscapes let you enjoy many outdoor activities, wildlife in their natural habitat; Try surfing in Tofino, whale watching at Telegraph Cove, bear spotting at Bella Coola Village, skiing at Whistler Blackcomb that hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics; continue to travel into the Okanagan region with its world-class wineries and various fruits you can pick; Cross valley arrive North part of BC, the Cariboo and Chilcotin regions offer campgrounds, hiking, horseback riding and ranch vacations experience. Step into BC, creating personal journeys and unbridled adventures.
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Due to the geographical characteristics of British Columbia, climate in British Columbia can vary depends on where you are. But a good rule of thumb to remember is that temperatures are warmer in the south, and temperatures can drop drastically as you heads into the mountains.
So it is typically a good idea to pack a wind breaker or a few pieces of clothing to keep you warm if your trip takes you into the mountains.
The Average Temperature in British Columbia:
| DEC – FEB: 3°C ~ 7°C | MAR – MAY 6°C ~ 13°C | JUN – AUG 13°C ~ 21°C | SEP – NOV 8°C ~ 14°C |
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