Region: Kootenay
Regional District: Kootenay Boundary
The Village of Midway, population 674 people, is located in the heart of the Kettle Valley where the Kettle River meets the mountains and meanders through the Canada-USA border. A small border town with a big personality, Midway has something for everyone. Midway offers a variety of recreational opportunities for all seasons. Walk, bike, snowshoe, or cross-country ski along the Kettle Valley... Read More
The Village of Midway, population 674 people, is located in the heart of the Kettle Valley where the Kettle River meets the mountains and meanders through the Canada-USA border. A small border town with a big personality, Midway has something for everyone. Midway offers a variety of recreational opportunities for all seasons. Walk, bike, snowshoe, or cross-country ski along the Kettle Valley Railroad Trail; canoe, float, or swim the Kettle River; explore the mountain side on our hiking trails; or play a round of golf at the nearby Kettle Valley Golf Course. Green space is plentiful and the James G. McMynn Village Park is the perfect spot for a picnic, or enjoy a relaxing family getaway camping at our scenic Frank Carpenter Memorial Riverfront Park located along the beautiful Kettle River. Allow yourself a few extra hours to take a canoe trip or float down the Kettle River. The Kettle River Museum, which displays the Boundary area's history, is the location of "Mile 0" of the Kettle Valley Railroad and the original station house. It was built in 1900 and houses exhibits commemorating the steam railway era of Southern BC and the British Columbia Provincial Police Force. The museum sits adjacent to the TransCanada Trail and is a perfect rest stop for visitors exploring the sun-drenched valley known as Midway.
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