The Comox Valley is a gem of the Pacific Northwest. The stretch between Saratoga Beach and Fanny Bay along the upper half of Vancouver Island’s east coast encompasses a region full of magnificent sights and adventures. The name Comox is derived from the Salish Peoples' word "Koumuckthay,” which translates into "Land of Plenty.
" Encompassing a diverse terrain from the alpine to the ocean, the offers plentiful amounts of natural wonders in every direction. There’s also an abundance of culture to be uncovered in the main community hubs of the city of Courtenay, the town of Comox and the village of Cumberland. With the milder temperatures and weather, reduced crowds and the warmth and vibrancy that comes with changing of the seasons into autumn, the to spend time in the Comox Valley, with exciting outdoor recreation and amazing culinary opportunities all around.
With an abundance of mountain and marine activities, stretching from the Beaufont Mountain Range to the Strait of Georgia, to partake in during the months of autumn, the Comox Valley is . The region provides ready access to elevated experiences high up in Mount Washington. Mount Washington Alpine Resort is home to Vancouver Island's only lift-accessed downhill mountain bike park, with 23 trails open throughout the summer and on weekends in September.
Hiking trails on the mountain open up to stunning vistas overlooking the coastal Beaufort Mountain Range and the Salish Sea. In October and November, the alpine resort .