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Experience the Columbia Valley Bird Trail
Did you know that Radium Hot Springs is on the BC Bird Trail? Explore the Columbia Valley Bird Trail nested safely between the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies and Purcell Mountains.

Situated along the Upper Columbia River, the wetlands surrounding the cozy communities of the Columbia Valley are renowned for their birdlife. BC residents visiting the area get the opportunity to see some eastern and prairie birds that aren’t really found elsewhere in the province, and it’s a unique area for observing familiar coastal birds, but in their breeding plumage. The mountains themselves have many birds who use the Pacific Flyway, with alpine species gathering at the higher elevations.

Radium Hot Springs is home to the world-famous Columbia Wetlands, one of the largest unbroken freshwater wetlands in the world. The Columbia Wetlands stretch 150 kilometers from Canal Flats to Golden. The Village of Radium is the perfect spot to explore and the beautiful habitat home to birds, bears, fish, insects, and other wildlife!

The Columbia River is a BC Heritage River that begins in Canal Flats and travels 800 kilometers to the Pacific Ocean. There are plenty of ways to experience birdwatching and nature in Radium Hot Springs.

Species to Spot
There is over 267 documented species of birds in the Columbia Valley.https://www.radiumhotsprings.com/thin...