Arrow Lakes in British Columbia

The Arrow Lakes (over 300 km long) in the interior of British Columbia, along the Columbia River, are little known to the general public

This is a typical   - off the beaten path -    destination. Burton, Ingersoll Mtn.

The beauty of this area speaks for it self.  Upper Arrow Lake in Burton

Beautiful scenery along Upper Arrow Lake. Looking (from the ferry) south towards Monashee Mountains, B.C.

Looking (from the ferry) north towards Revelstoke, BC

View from the ferry towards (east) Galena Bay, B.C. These mountains are used for one of the greatest heli skiing in the world.

Famous Fire Hall....here on Canada Day, annual July 1st breakfast served by local firemen. Community tradition since &#34;ancient times&#34;.

Walkway in Nakusp offers small-town character and rural charm of the Village

Japanese Garden, Nakusp, BC

Nakusp...a vibrant commercial area created around the downtown core provides an attraction for visitors and local residents

Nakusp, old picturesque  house from the first days.....

Spicer Garden and partial view of Upper Arrow Lake , Nakusp, BC

Spicer Garden and partial view of Upper Arrow Lake and Saddle Mtn. Nakusp, BC

RC Our Lady of Lourdes church and Fire Hall are &#34;next door&#34; neighboors in Nalusp.

Fully developed spring in Nakusp

Famous view of Arrow Lakes from point of interest along hwy 6 south ...on the way to Burton

The village or forestry settlement of Burton is one of many -Hidden gem of the West Kootenays- along Arrow Lakes in BC

Beautiful open beaches before spring run off offers spectacular walks

View towards Burton located between Upper and Lower Arrow Lakes, BC

Spring time in Burton, view of Lower Arrow Lake

Spring time in Burton, view of Lower Arrow Lake and Devils range in Selkirk Mountains, BC

Upper Arrow Lake - low water level observed from Burton

Burton, Lower Arrow Lake

Cariboo Creek in Burton

Burton, llama farm

Burton, llama farm

Spectacular view of McCormack Farm and Devils Range,  Burton

Burton, llama farm

Burton and Selkirk Mountains

Burton and Selkirk Mountains