Residents of this area have a strong connection to the community. In summer, the area is famous for mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, waterskiing, fishing, boating and golf.
In winter, the ski areas provide downhill, cross-country and heli-skiing.
Recreation is important to life in the Kootenay Boundary. Residents enjoy glacier-fed lakes, majestic vistas, natural hot springs, a temperate climate and vibrant communities. Situated between the Selkirk and Purcell mountain ranges, the Kootenay Boundary area is home to just under 80,000 people. From rodeos to music festivals to live theatre, there is always a community event extending a warm welcome. The East Kootenay Health Service Area has a vibrant and eclectic culture. As the Wilderness Capital of BC, this area promises wild animals and the great outdoors will be right at your doorstep. The Kicking Horse and Columbia Rivers run through this area providing spectacular sights and experiences. The East Kootenay region is situated along the Rocky Mountains providing lush green forests, clear glacier-fed lakes, and spectacular alpine meadows. The outdoor enthusiast can find almost any activity in East Kootenay including hang gliding, river rafting, heli-skiing, hiking, camping, skiing, fishing and snowmobiling - just to name a few. Rated as the sunniest city in Canada, Cranbrook boasts more sunshine hours per year than anywhere else in the country. Visitors and residents are drawn to the scenic East Kootenay area for the world-class recreational activities, strong cultural presence and the abundance of sunshine.
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