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Panorama | British Columbia

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Panorama Valley Loop Trail

This panorama trail is an easy hike that is great for acclimating yourself to the valley and everything it offers in the summertime. The path is a paved 3.5 km loop easily completed within an hour. There are some switchbacks through the forest that have a slight elevation gain. To make the trail easier, it can be done reverse so that the switchbacks are experienced as a downhill walk.

The trail regularly begins from the Toby Creek Suspension Bridge, taking you past the tennis courts, along the creek, and up to the Greywolf Golf course. While this trail is best enjoyed in summer, it can also be used in winter with the help of equipment such as snow shoes. The trail serves some fantastic mountain views, as well as circumnavigating much of the village of Panorama.

Photo: https://www.panoramaresort.com/explore/hiking

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Cliff Hanger Restaurant

The Cliffhanger restaurant promises incredible views and dishes loaded with unforgettable flavour. Located in the clubhouse at the Greywolf Golf Course, the floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of the majestic Parcell Mountains. Their menu is crafted to amplify the culture and flavours of Canada. This upscale casual dining experience is perfect for lunch and dinner. If you’re looking for something more casual, swing by their “Shack,” which offers grab-and-go options and a liquor-licensed area around a fire pit.

Photo: https://www.greywolfgolf.com/cliffhanger-restaurant.html

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Greywolf Golf Course

Greywolf Golf boasts a dynamic and stunning course, ranked Canada’s 18th-best golf course. Its field was designed by Canadian architect Doug Carrick, who is responsible for many of the top courses in Canada. The course promises plenty of variety in 18 holes outlined by idyllic waterholes.

The course is a work of art, elevated by its location and surrounded by vast green forests and rugged mountains.  Greywolf offers its guests one of the most memorable golf experiences in the country.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/greywolfgolf

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Toby Creek Adventures

This family-owned business is your one-stop shop for all thrilling adventures while you are staying in Panorama. Their base is located at the base area of the old Paradise mine, and they offer tours up the old mine shaft.

Toby Creek Adventures has a range of snowmobile and ATVing adventures for all skill levels, taking you to scenic locations around the valley, like hidden waterfalls. In the summertime, they also offer a full day of thrills with Raft ‘n’ Ride, where you start the day rafting down the class 3 rapids of  Toby Creeks before conquering Paradise Mountain on ATVs. No matter your skill level or appetite for adventure, Toby Creek and its wonderful staff have a unique experience waiting for you in the Rockies.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/TobyCreekAdventures?locale=en_GB

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RK. Heliski

If you’re looking for untouched powder and high elevation, then a trip with RK. Heliski should definitely be on your radar. They have been offering this bucket list experience to skiers and snowboarders for over 50 seasons, taking them to elevations of the Purcell mountains that can only be reached by helicopter. From here, you can make fresh tracks on open bowls and glaciated runs. RK. Heliski takes you on an adventure to experience the mountains as you never have before.

Photo: https://www.rkheliski.com/

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Lake of the Hanging Glacier

The Lake of the Hanging Glacier is a stunning Alpine lake that glimmers turquoise in the summer sun. The lake gets its stunning colour and its name from the hanging glacier that feeds it, trickling down from the jagged mountain peaks that surround the stunning lake. This view is the reward for completing one of the more challenging hikes that Panorama offers.

The Lake of the Hanging Glacier trail is approximately 16km roundtrip, with an elevation gain of 720m, taking 4-6 hours to complete. This trail can only be attempted in the late summer when water level conditions allow for a seasonal bridge to be placed. Most of the trail is switchbacks that take you through the forest, past cascading waterfalls and trickling creeks flowing down from the Glacial Lake.

As you near the top, the trees clear into meadows, where many people camp. In the late summer season, the area surrounding the lake is often inhabited by flowers and mountain goats. While it is a gruelling way up, the view of the lake, and a possible dip inside its icy waters, truly make it all worth it.

Photo: Jude Matsalla, flickr, CC BY-NC 2.0

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Panorama Mountain Resort

Panorama Mountain Resort invites you to adventure the oldest mountains in Canada. It has nearly 3,000 acres of skiable terrain for you to shred across, including parks and bowls. Other winter activities include cross-country skiing, fat biking, skating, and shoe shoeing. If the top of the mountain isn’t high enough, you can soar over them with their Tandem Paragliding experience.

Adventure at Panorama Mountain Resort doesn’t end with snow melting, as they quickly transition into a world-class mountain biking facility.

Photo: facebook.com/panoramamountain/

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Panorama Mountain Village

This resort village lies in the heart of the Purcell mountains. It is full of shops, restaurants, accommodations, and activities to explore year-round. There are various accommodations to choose from, all offering different perks like ski-in/ out access, pools, hot tubs, and balconies.

Stroll through the collection of shops and restaurants, finding everything from pro shops to cafes. Swing by the Saffire Bead and Flameworks jewelry store to try your hand at glass bead making. There is no shortage of things to discover and do within the Panorama Village.

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