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Time to pull out the high-test sunscreen? For sure we need to take care of our skin and our eyes. However does being cautious mean avoiding sunshine altogether with total sunblocks? Absolutely not. Getting regular moderate exposure to sunshine gives a healthy complexion and glow and kills viruses, bacteria and fungus on skin. It can also help clear up skin conditions, stimulate appetite, better digestion and immunity, boost mood, improve sleep quality and. hormonal balance.

There are four members of the grouse family occurring regularly in our region. The one most often seen is the Ruffed Grouse. We see this species more than the others, not because it is the most numerous, but because it prefers the lower elevations and the valley bottoms. The males of all grouse species have their own technique for attracting females. The Ruffed Grouse selects a small woodland opening and flaps its wings rapidly against its chest.

Trout Lake is setting up its summer stage as seasonal residents and visitors begin arriving for their annual fun in the sun. Bring on the barbecues, coolers and sun screen!

On a fine summer day, visitors to the gallery can enjoy not only the art on the walls but also the small meditative garden found within. Curled inside the gallery’s courtyard, the garden provides an intimate space for live music on opening night.

Situated on beautiful Slocan Lake directly across from Valhalla Provincial Park, New Denver is a vacationer's paradise

Located next to the heart of downtown, the Nakusp Public Beach is the perfect place to park and begin your exploration of Nakusp

You haven't really seen Nakusp if you don't take time to stroll down the waterfront promenade and take in the views across the Upper Arrow Lake towards Saddleback Mountain

Operated by the Nakusp & District Chamber of Commerce, the helpful staff at the InfoCentre are there to help you find the attractions, accommodations and information you want - free of charge

Nakusp and the surrounding areas lay claim to being the natural hot springs capital of B.C.