Kimberley, British Columbia
- Kimberley Alpine Resort

Those looking for the best of both worlds will find it in Kimberley, on the edge of the Purcell Mountains. Experienced powder hounds rely on Kimberley to deliver the goods when other resorts post avalanche closures. Cut your own lines through the backside's powder glades or enjoy a multitude of long fall-line groomed runs. Lunch may see you lounging comfortably in the log-crafted resort village, before you head off to the terrain park. One of Kimberley's fine restaurants is the perfect place to end the day.

The East Kootenay Region is steeped in history, scenery, nature and activities to suit all your needs. Visit the famous Ft. Steele Heritage Town, Kootenay Trout Hatchery, the mountains, lakes, rivers and streams that abound in this area and the world-class ski resorts of Fernie and Kimberley.

Kimberley, the 'Bavarian City of the Rockies', starts in the Platzl with its unique Bavarian style buildings, shops, restaurants, flowers, foot bridges, painted fire hydrants and North America's largest free standing Cuckoo Clock. Happy Hans, the city's mascot, comes out hourly from his room atop the Cuckoo Clock to welcome you with his Bavarian yodel.

Kimberley has numerous festivals throughout the year, including the International Accordion Festival and Winterfest. Summer activities include golf, hiking, biking, fishing, live theatre performances,or take a ride on the narrow-gauge railway. Winter invites skiers, snowboarders and snowmobiles to their mountains and winter festivals.

Cranbrook, the 'Key city of the East Kootenay' and is 10 minutes from Kimberley, is known as the sunniest city in BC. While in Cranbrook include a visit to The Museum of Rail Travel, the recreational complex with its pools and waterslide, WHL hockey games, live theatre or take a leisurely heritage walking tour. Start your holiday with visits to Ft. Steele Heritage Town, Kootenay Trout Hatchery, the many lakes and rivers that are close by and the ski resorts of Fernie and Kimberley.