Greywolf Golf Course is fast becoming known as one of the top courses in Canada. Greywolf has been ranked top 10 in Canada and among the top 100 courses in the world outside the U.S. Surrounded by the rugged Purcell Mountains and situated at nearly 4,000 feet, Greywolf Golf Course is one of the preeminent mountain golf courses in the world.
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Greywolf Golf Course has one of the most spectacular driving ranges in the world! Guests of Panorama enjoy evening use of Greywolf's 350 yard practice facility with one free basket of balls. There is also a practice putting green, chipping green and bunker available for your game improvement.
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The Columbia Valley is a world-renowned golfing destination. From fabulous greens with panoramic views of the Rockies to calming water throughout the fairways, the variety of golfing is never ending. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or pro, the Valley offers something for all skill levels.
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The Columbia Valley offers some of the most incredible mountain biking experiences in the world. Panorama provides ski lift access to downhill riding, as well as cross-country biking, use of the terrain park, and bike rentals.
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Sol Spa at Panorama Mountain Village offers a wide variety of treatments such as relaxation massage, body wraps, hot stone massage, mud treatments, manicures, pedicures and more...
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Toby Creek Adventures is located at the edge of the Canadian Rockies near Panorama Mountain Village. With hundreds of kilometers of trails, from beginner to experienced, Toby Creek Adventures offers tours to suit all ages and abilities. Visit the remnants of the early 1900's Paradise Silver Mine and see wildlife, wildflowers, and pristine waterfalls.
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Experience the thrills of white water rafting on the Toby Creek, with Kootenay River Runners. The river is home to spectacular views and offers up thrilling white water rafting and family fun. These trips are based out of Panorama Mountain Village.
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Panorama Mountain Village offers sightseeing chairlift rides, which are free for all lodging guests. Enjoy a scenic ride on the Mile One Quad Chair to an elevation of 5,300ft. Once at the top, take in the breathtaking view or venture along one of several hiking trail options.
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Enjoy the signature miniature golf course at Panorama Mountain Village, located in the lower village across from the Mountain Adventure Centre and adjacent to Toby Creek. 18 holes of fun for the whole family.
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Enjoy the climbing wall, inflatable obstacle course, bounce castle, and new attractions at Panorama Mountain Village. The Fun Zone has something for everyone to enjoy.
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Enjoy the summer sun with a game of beach volleyball on Panorama Mountain Village's fantastic sand court located at the base of the Mile One Quad Chair.
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Looking to improve your game? Swing into the fun of tennis at Panorama Mountain Village on any one of their five courts.
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It is the perfect way to spend a summer afternoon! Lounge around the pool deck, cruise down the open-air or tube waterslides, soak in one of the three hot tubs, or relax in the sauna. All lodging guest receive free access to the Panorama Springs pools.
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The soothing mineral-rich warm water of Radium Hot Springs and the stunning Rocky Mountain scenery combine to relax tired muscles and bring peace of mind. Gaze up at the rock cliffs of Sinclair canyon from the spacious mineral hot pool as the kids enjoy swimming and diving in the cooler pool.
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Renowned for their therapeutic qualities, Fairmont's pools are almost certainly the cleanest in North America. In addition to the mineral rich hot pool, Fairmont also offers a large cold pool for swimming. Fairmont Hot Springs is located at the base of the spectacular Rocky Mountains, with the Purcell Mountains across the Columbia Valley to the west.
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Valley Alley, in Windermere, offers 5-pin bowling and provides a unique combination of traditional entertainment and modern attractions. They also offer glow bowling, virtual golf, pool, and a fully licensed lounge.
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The Toby Theatre, located in the heart of downtown Invermere, is an old fashion movie theatre, which opened in 1952. A visit to the theatre is on the top of our recommendations list. Check out their website to see what is currently playing.
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The Columbia Valley has several excellent beaches, located on the Windermere Lake. Jacob Chabot Provincial Park is the most popular beach in the Invermere area. Kinsmen Beach is Invermere's largest beachfront park. Both beaches offer numerous services and amenities, including sandy shores, picnic areas, concession stands, and public washrooms.
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Invermere is the ideal centre for exploring the spectacular country of the northern Purcells and the western slope of the Canadian Rockies. You can try a guided heli-hiking adventure or follow your own path hiking amid the towering granite spires of the Bugaboos. Go for a hike on one of the regions many backcountry hiking trails.
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Invermere has an abundance of shopping, downtown along 7th Avenue, for both visitors and locals alike. Visitors who are looking for gifts and souvenirs can explore any number of specialty shops offering a vast selection of souvenirs and memorabilia. Invermere also offers two large grocery stores, pharmacies, and apparel and footwear stores.
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Try out some of the Columbia Valley's fine restaurants. Invermere and the surrounding area have a great choice of dining, from ice-cream, fast food, pizzas, casual dining, and fine dining. Find a list of the Valley's restaurants and pubs by clicking below.
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The Pynelogs Cultural Centre is used as an art gallery throughout the year and serves as the primary venue for a variety of arts-related workshops. A gift shop featuring the works of local artists and artisans operates throughout most of the year. This impressive historical log building is situated in a lush park on the edge of Lake Windermere in Invermere.
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The history of the Columbia Valley has been recreated at the Windermere Valley Museum in Invermere. The Museum is comprised of seven buildings, some of which were once used for other purposes, like an old trapper's cabin that now houses a mining display.
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The past lives and breathes at Fort Steele Heritage Town. Perched on the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains since its gold rush beginnings in 1864. The village has gone from boomtown to regional center to ghost town to one of the most important heritage attractions of its kind in British Columbia.
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Babin Air offers spectacular sightseeing tours of pristine lakes and glaciers in the Purcell and Canadian Rocky Mountains. Babin Air is a family owned and operated business, located in Invermere. Babin Air provides each and every passenger with an experience to cherish for a lifetime.
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Pete’s Marina is located on Lake Windermere, in the heart of the beautiful Columbia Valley community of Invermere. The marina offers everything to make your summer fun with Sea-Doo and boat rentals, and a full range of services and amenities.
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Columbia River Outfitters specializes in introducing beginners to canoeing with a relaxed, easy paced approach in the spectacular setting of the Columbia River Valley.
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Fly Fishing in the mountains is an exceptional experience for all people to enjoy. Join the fantastic fishing guides from Kootenay Troutfitters as they take you for a fly fishing tour to remember in the majestic Rockies.
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