Visit the Sites and Trails website to find a camping site or trail to visit
One need not despair over the lack of camping spaces in BC Provincial Parks, because there are over 40 recreations sites in the Shuswap. And, as a bonus, these sites provide more of a wilderness-like experience than the parks. You can locate these campgrounds using either a map book or the website, sitesandtrailsbc. As well, there are a number of smaller, lesser-known parks that do not fill up with pre-bookings.
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“Lily pad haven” Humamilt Lake photo by Jim Cooperman
The light bulbs were shining brightly above their heads three years ago when Trail Alliance Director Phil McIntyre-Paul 
and Salmon Arm Art Gallery Director Tracey Kutschker jointly conceived their collaborative project to meld experiencing Shuswap trails with art and photography. The result, an exciting and unique show, is open for the summer and deserves to be seen by everyone. Prepare to be inspired, as the paintings, the photos and the stories will both engage you and encourage you to experience these remarkable areas yourself.
Phil McIntyre-Paul
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Return to Hunakwa
Roots and Blues 2014 - Facetime
The SEAS Story - A 25 Year Retrospective
Roots and Blues 2013 - In the Groove
Celista Coffee House, March 21, 2014
Cluster Fun Jam
In the Mirror with the Salmon Armenians
No Sinner at Kingfisher Hall
Sol Full Daze
Sol Immersion
Pipeline - the protest music video
Journey into the Upper Seymour
Roots and Blues 2012
Lee Creek Unicycle
Sol Powder - Ides of March
Tar Sands and Pipelines.mov
Sol Mountain Grooving II.mov
Salmon Arm’s 2011 Roots and Blues Festival