We put together a list of the coziest and most colourful towns to check out this fall so you can slow down and discover a new side of the province. These adorable BC towns are great for day trips, or you could pick a few towns on the list and string together your own unique fall road trip. Here are the best BC small towns in the fall: The area near 100 Mile House in the South Cariboo region is full of expansive, grassy ranch lands where you can go on a horseback adventure.
Nelson has a lot of character and history. Fall is the best time to visit because as the leaves change colour, the town becomes even more charming. So close to Vancouver but a complete world away, historic downtown Chilliwack is a hidden pocket with small-town charm.
Fort Langley Village is a storybook-perfect spot that will make you feel like you’re walking the set of a . In fact, many of them are even filmed here. For a more low-key fall road trip, head to Penticton – aka the craft beer capital of Canada – and take in the fall from the KVR rail trail that overlooks the lake.
Canada’s has its own unique fall colour show that you have to see at least once. Plus, if you make it in time for harvest season, there’s a lot of activity at the local wineries you can check out. Drive around Vernon and take in the ranches, orchards, and adorable fruit markets selling fresh fall harvest produce.
Even if summer is over, the beach town of is great for fall adventures, as you can catch unreal waves as you get .