Megan Kopp

Hop aboard the BC Ferries Inside Passage trip for a 507-kilometre (274-nautical-mile) journey through dramatic fjords and coastal rainforests, past waterfalls and historic sites. This 16-hour voyage from Prince Rupert to Port Hardy (Bear Cove) isn’t just … [Read more...] about What is it like to cruise BC’s Inside Passage with BC Ferries?

Salmon, story, and the Skeena River—you’ll find it all at the North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site, a beautifully preserved slice of British Columbia’s fishing past. Tucked along the Inverness Passage just outside Prince Rupert, this was one of our few “must-do” … [Read more...] about A Tale of BC’s Fishing Heritage: North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site

On a recent BC road trip, we camped at Kleanza Creek Provincial Park near Terrace and made a surprise discovery: the Kitselas Canyon National Historic Site. What we thought would be a quiet drive to our next destination turned into one of the most meaningful … [Read more...] about Discovering Kitselas Canyon National Historic Site | BC Road Trip

Just north of 100 Mile House, a collection of historic buildings stands quietly at the side of BC’s Cariboo Highway—weathered, sturdy, and full of story. The 108 Mile Heritage Site wasn’t on our radar, but as the golden light hit the rooftops and we caught a glimpse of … [Read more...] about BC’s Cariboo Highway Tour: Exploring the 108 Mile Heritage Site

Just off Highway 97 between Cache Creek and Clinton lies a place where the past doesn’t just whisper—it shouts out loud and clear. At Historic Hat Creek Ranch, we stepped into a snapshot in time—all carefully preserved. It isn’t a dusty museum or polished tourist trap. Hat … [Read more...] about Exploring Historic Hat Creek Ranch: Time Travel on BC’s Original Gold Rush Highway