British Columbia: Call the Wild

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On Canada's west coast you’ll find nature on a monumental scale. In the wake of the pandemic when we all need space to breathe, think and reset, British Columbia is freedom itself. From climbing mountains to watch eagles soar and walking through ancient rainforests to kayaking across vast, glassy lakes, read on to find out how to answer the call of the wild in this wonderful western province.

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Nature has a lasting effect on us and experts say that the bigger the nature, the better. Take a moment and connect with British Columbia's great wilderness, even before you travel. Call the Wild at HelloBC.com

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