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Kamloops lies on the
Thompson River.
Kamloops, population 80,000, is located in the center of the
Thompson Okanagan tourism region of south central British Columbia
approximately 3-1/2 hours by car from Vancouver, British Columbia and
5-1/2 hours from Seattle,
Washington.
Set against the backdrop of arid
hillsides, enchanting lake vistas and scenic rivers, the city lies at
the heart of British Columbia’s southern interior, at the confluence of
the North Thompson and South Thompson rivers.
Visitors will find a clean, lively city
with plenty of activities and
attractions for indoor and outdoor
recreational pursuits. The city features a variety of museums, art
galleries and live productions. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy hiking,
bicycling, fishing and golf in the summer and tobogganing, snow skiing,
ice fishing and ice-skating in the winter.
Positioned at the crossroads of several
major highways, Kamloops is an easy drive to the Rocky Mountains, the
Okanagan Valley and the northern Cariboo region.
Accommodations around the Kamloops area
include centrally located hotels, as well as a variety of guest ranches
and fishing lodges that are within a day’s drive from the city.
Kamloops’ downtown offers a comfortable atmosphere for strolling,
shopping and dining, while enjoying the city’s warm summer weather.
Take a moment
now to explore Kamloops through these pages and the links they provide to
more detailed descriptions and presentations:
VISITOR INFORMATION
ACCOMMODATIONS
ATTRACTIONS
ACTIVITIES
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