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Tourism Pemberton was awarded funding for a Backcountry Sanitation Infrastructure Project. RFP is now open until April 16, 2021.
READ MOREJoin us for our AGM! The meeting will be held at 7:00pm on Wednesday, February 24 via ZOOM.
READ MOREAt this time, the Tourism Pemberton Board of Directors is looking for individuals who can bring dynamic synergy and energy to our organization. We are looking for fresh ideas and commitment. No other organization in the Pemberton area will have an impact on so many local families.
READ MORETourism Pemberton Destination Marketing Association is pleased to announce Nairn Falls Provincial Park day use area will be open to the public this winter. This followed the collaboration between Tourism Pemberton, BC Parks and Daniel Schranz Contracting Ltd. who recently signed a new volunteer partnership agreement.
READ MOREPemberton, British Columbia, doesn’t look like much of a ski destination. In fact, on a blustery March day, it doesn’t look like much of anything. Mount Currie, whose heavily serrated north face lords over the valley, has its head in the clouds.
READ MOREOn the outside, Pemberton looks just like any other unassuming mountain-side town. But to many locals and regulars, this town has a special kind of charm that makes you want to come back again and again.
READ MOREExplore and experience the joy of 100,000 sunflowers at The Pemberton Sunflower Maze brought to you by Laughing Crow Organics Farm, located at The Beer Farmers.
READ MOREThinking of heading to Pemberton, BC for a getaway? Pemberton is a year-round outdoor recreation destination that’s situated north of Whistler, BC. The main village is nestled in the spectacular Mt Currie mountain, and there’s plenty to do.
READ MOREIn the midst of this global pandemic, our province is adjusting to a new normal, and we know that the immediate impacts of COVID-19 are being felt by tourism businesses across British Columbia.
READ MOREAs the Easter long weekend approaches, communities from Squamish to Lillooet are asking visitors to follow the advice of the provincial health officer and avoid non-essential travel.
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