Tourism Harrison

The Harrison River Valley is a region where natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant arts converge. Winding along the serene waters of Harrison Lake and surrounding rivers, the valley offers breathtaking landscapes, from lush forests to sparkling waterways, inspiring connection and reflection.

Stretching across the welcoming communities of Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs, Harrison Mills, and Hemlock Valley, the Harrison River Valley lies within the traditional, ancestral, and shared territories of the Leq’á:mel, Samahquam, Skatin, Sts’ailes, Sq’ewá:lxw, Sq’éwqel, Sq’ewlets, Xa’xtsa, and Xwchíyò:m First Nations. This deep cultural connection continues to shape the region’s identity, reflected in its stories, traditions, and living heritage.

Here, nature and creativity intertwine — from tranquil lake views and forest trails to vibrant arts, festivals, and cultural sites that celebrate the valley’s diverse spirit.

Discover the Harrison River Valley’s arts, heritage, and cultural events and attractions:

·       Agassiz-Harrison Museum

·       Harrison Festival of the Arts

·       Heritage Walking Tours

·       Kilby Historic Site

·       Ranger Station Art Gallery

·       Ruby Creek Art Gallery

·       Sasquatch Days

·       Sasquatch Museum

·       Sts’ailes Cultural Tourism

Whether discovering its history, exploring artistic expressions, or finding inspiration in its natural surroundings, the Harrison River Valley offers a timeless experience that celebrates culture, creativity, and connection.