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Located where the South Thompson River joins Little Shuswap Lake, Chase is a small, quiet village, perfect for relaxing along the Lake, or enjoying a huge variety of water sports.
Top things to do
Credit: Darren Robinson / Shuswap Tourism
Try water sports
Kayak, canoe, water-ski, windsurf, kitesurf, white-water raft or fish along the Adams River or Little Shuswap Lake.
Credit: Chase Museum
Visit the Chase Museum
Learn about Indigenous culture at local festivals or at the Chase & District Museum & Archives.
Credit: Destination BC / Chun Lee
Explore Adams River
Spot sockeye salmon swim past the village on their way to the Adams River in the fall, during spawning season.
Credit: Treetop Flyers
Go ziplining
Zipline through the treetops, free fall 50 ft. or try the 100 ft. high drop swing to get your adrenaline pumping at Treetop Flyers Zipline at Chase Canyon.
Hike or play golf
Hike or bike the local trail network, or play golf on a local course like Talking Rock or Sunshore golf courses.
Nearby cities
Kamloops
Travel along the scenic Coquihalla Highway to visit Kamloops, where the North and South Thompson Rivers meet. The central location of Kamloops provides the perfect pit stop on longer journeys, and somewhere that’s not too far from home when you want to get away for a few days. With four seasons of activities to choose from, there’s something for everyone year round.
Vernon
Adventure to the Okanagan’s oldest city to enjoy year-round activities from hiking trails full of beautiful spring blooms, to an abundance of freshwater lake activities in the summer, to tasting fall’s delicious harvests, to skiing on SilverStar Mountain in the winter, to relaxing and enjoying the scenic views any time of year—there’s something for everyone.
Kelowna
Take a road trip along the scenic Coquihalla Highway to the heart of wine country in the Okanagan Valley to visit Kelowna, known for its sunny climate, golf, wine and orchards. Okanagan Lake is the perfect place to fish, water-ski, canoe, jet-ski, paraglide, or hire a speedboat in the summer, and Big White Ski Resort is the perfect place for all your winter fun.
Penticton
Drive to the centre of the famous Okanagan wine region to visit Penticton, a four-season recreational hub for water activities, tasty food and wine, plus head to Apex Mountain Resort for all your winter fun. You can enjoy an enchanting blend of small-town atmosphere and urban amenities, while surrounded by a backdrop of breathtaking lake and mountain vistas.
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