July 02, 2015

Complimentary Hotel Edition ARROW LAKES AREA SPRING/SUMMER 2015

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Nakusp Watersports Rentals

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Only 15 mins from Nakusp!

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Tandem Pelican Kayak: $65/day Solo Pelican Kayak: $60/day Adult paddle board: $55/day

Relax. Refresh. Return.

Youth Pelican paddle board: $45/day Personal floatation device: $15/day Available at Nakusp Esso • 1101 HWY 23 North

250 265-3880

The Nakusp Hot Springs are nestled in the Kuskanax Valley in the foothills of the Selkirk Mountains and are one of BC’s best kept secrets!

9: 30 am - 9: 30 p.m. 7 Days a week. | 250 265-4528 | 8500 Hot Springs Road

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Japanese Garden

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Homegrown Market & Juice Bar. 320 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3188

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Shon’s Bike & Ski. 86 4th Ave SW

(250) 265-3332

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Woodfire Pizza N’ More. 314 Broadway St.

(250) 265-0060

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Leland Hotel. 96 4th Ave SW

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Paddy Shack. 502 Hwy 6

(250) 265-3255

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Prima Materia. 318 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3288

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Rock Garden

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11 Spiritwood. 88 5th Ave SW

(250) 265-0083

12 Nakusp General Store. 302 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3444

13 Betty’z Edje . 102 4th Ave

(250) 265-1156

14 Broadway Deli. 408 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3767

15 Nakusp Museum. 92 6th Ave

(250) 265-0015

16 Treasure Trove Kitchen & Gifts. 319 Broadway St.

(250) 265-2161

17 Trendy Treads Footwear. 307 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3517

Wrap Around Nakusp

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50º 14’ 15” N 117º 47’ 51” W

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50º 14’ 17” N 117º 48’ 11” W

Description Nakusp Marina Spicer’s Garden

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50º 14’ 19” N 117º 48’ 30” W

Japanese Garden

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50º 14’ 23” N 117º 48’ 31” W

Public beach & park

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50º 14’ 41” N 117º 48’ 46” W

Trail & 4th St NW

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50º 14’ 57” N 117º 48’ 38” W

Trail & Highway 23

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50º 14’ 27” N 117º 47’ 41” W

Trail & Gov’t Rd

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50º 14’ 24” N 117º 47’ 36” W

Dirt trail to town

Trail Description

Access

Although there are many access points along the trail, the Nakusp Marina is a nice place to start your Waterfront Walk. Located at the bottom of Nelson Ave., the Marina has ample parking space and a covered picnic area with luscious arbour gardens (GPS P ).

Modes of Use

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Waterfront Walk—hike, bike (with caution), wheelchairs, rollerblades, or any non-motorized modes of transportation.

Greenways Extension—hike, bike, baby carriages possible, but there’s one short, steep hill.

Railway Trail—hike, bike, small motorized vehicles and horses.

Pathway from Railway Trail to Marina—bikes and foot traffic only—somewhat steep with a loose, ungroomed surface.

Past and Future

Waterfront Walkway

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When BC Hydro flooded the Arrow Lakes in the 1960’s, a cement soil protection barrier was constructed along the town’s waterfront. Over the years, volunteer work, grant monies and the Village of Nakusp have developed the Waterfront Walk to its present beautiful state, with its commemorative benches, trees and ample gardens. The Greenways Extension was added in the late 1990’s with the help of federal government grants and local workers. The Village of Nakusp has plans to further upgrade the trail around town, so it will only get better!

If You Liked This Trail

If the Wrap Around Nakusp trail appealed to you, try Cedar Grove Loop, Box Lake Loop or portions of Rosebery Railway Trail, which are also relatively short, easy hikes in this area.

$30 5 for up to 4 hours $45

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THE PADDYSHACK

Deb’s Photography

Burgers, Wraps, Donairs, Ice Cream, and so much more!

TO NEW DENVER

TRAILS OF NAKUSP BROCHURES AVAILABLE

Rating: easy Distance: 5 km Time: 1 hour Surface: pavement, gravel, dirt Modes: walk, bike, roll, push

This four-season trail circles the picturesque village of Nakusp, providing a 5 kilometre circuit for strolling, dog walking, jogging, or biking, with portions also accessible to wheelchairs, rollerblades, and baby carriages.

The circuit includes the paved Waterfront walk, extending along the top of the soil erosion protector for 1 km from the Marina to the beach. The Walk is renowned for its handsome landscaping, including Spicer’s Garden (GPS Point 1 on the map) in the middle and the Japanese Garden (GPS Point 2) near the beach.

At the other end of the beach, the gravel Greenways extension begins (GPS Point 3). The groomed gravel path winds through the shade along the lakefront for 800 metres, providing benches for repose and nature watching and some hills for exercise.

A 500 metre gravel lane at the end of 4th St. NW (GPS Point 4) links the Greenways Extension to the Railway Trail that begins across Highway 23 (GPS Point 5). The Railway Trail is a reclaimed railway bed that stretches to Rosebery, 46 km to the south. About 300 metres past the junction with Government Road (GPS Point 6), a path branches off the railway trail to head back downtown (GPS Point 7). From the corner of 1st Ave and 1st St., the path continues along streets back to the Marina.

Deb’s Photography

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(250) 265-3644

NAKUSP CENTENNIAL GOLF COURSE

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Beautifully landscaped with outdoor seating in the sun or shade.

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Office: (250) 265-4221 Pub: (250) 265-3314

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7th Ave NW

GAZEBO

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Jennifer Chocolates. 91 4th Ave NW

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Nakusp Hot Springs. 8500 Hot Springs Rd

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(250) 265-3880

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Nakusp Watersport Rentals. Esso 1101 Hwy 23 N

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Nakusp Airport

D. Booth The Japanese Gardens offer a peaceful rest stop and phenomenal view.

The Nakusp & District Chamber of Commerce has published a series of trail brochures for 10 popular trails in the region.

GREAT FOOD IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Pick yours up at the Info Centre at 92-6th Avenue, Nakusp or download online at www.nakusparrowlakes.com

Deb’s Photography

European Cuisine, with a Kootenay flair

Deb’s Photography

502 HIGHWAY 6, NAKUSP, B.C. 250-265-3255

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for an all day rental (9 a.m-5 p.m) We have a great selection of organic produce & grocery, healthy snacks, cold drinks, ice cream, natural sunscreen and bodycare.

Come enjoy our local products, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and the best selection of supplements north of Nelson.

320 Broadway St. 250 265-3188

“We have bike rentals!”

250.265.3332

86 4th Avenue SW, Nakusp

Great Food, Great Beer, Great Service, Great Times!

Open Monday-Saturday 11 a.m.-9 p.m. 314 Broadway St. 250 265-0060

* Licensed restaurant with an unbeatable waterfront patio * Live Entertainment/Jam Nights * Great food, friendly staff, and the most hopping dance floor in town.

96 4th Ave SW (Just off Broadway) | Office: 250 265-4221 | Pub: 250 265-3314

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Wells Road

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OFF LEASH DOG AREA

PUBL I C BEACH

Japanese Garden

(250) 265-1799

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Homegrown Market & Juice Bar. 320 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3188

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Shon’s Bike & Ski. 86 4th Ave SW

(250) 265-3332

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Woodfire Pizza N’ More. 314 Broadway St.

(250) 265-0060

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Leland Hotel. 96 4th Ave SW

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Paddy Shack. 502 Hwy 6

(250) 265-3255

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Prima Materia. 318 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3288

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Rock Garden

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BROADWAY

11 Spiritwood. 88 5th Ave SW

(250) 265-0083

12 Nakusp General Store. 302 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3444

13 Betty’z Edje . 102 4th Ave

(250) 265-1156

14 Broadway Deli. 408 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3767

15 Nakusp Museum. 92 6th Ave

(250) 265-0015

16 Treasure Trove Kitchen & Gifts. 319 Broadway St.

(250) 265-2161

17 Trendy Treads Footwear. 307 Broadway St.

(250) 265-3517

Wrap Around Nakusp

Point

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50º 14’ 15” N 117º 47’ 51” W

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50º 14’ 17” N 117º 48’ 11” W

Description Nakusp Marina Spicer’s Garden

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50º 14’ 19” N 117º 48’ 30” W

Japanese Garden

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50º 14’ 23” N 117º 48’ 31” W

Public beach & park

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50º 14’ 41” N 117º 48’ 46” W

Trail & 4th St NW

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50º 14’ 57” N 117º 48’ 38” W

Trail & Highway 23

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50º 14’ 27” N 117º 47’ 41” W

Trail & Gov’t Rd

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50º 14’ 24” N 117º 47’ 36” W

Dirt trail to town

Trail Description

Access

Although there are many access points along the trail, the Nakusp Marina is a nice place to start your Waterfront Walk. Located at the bottom of Nelson Ave., the Marina has ample parking space and a covered picnic area with luscious arbour gardens (GPS P ).

Modes of Use

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Waterfront Walk—hike, bike (with caution), wheelchairs, rollerblades, or any non-motorized modes of transportation.

Greenways Extension—hike, bike, baby carriages possible, but there’s one short, steep hill.

Railway Trail—hike, bike, small motorized vehicles and horses.

Pathway from Railway Trail to Marina—bikes and foot traffic only—somewhat steep with a loose, ungroomed surface.

Past and Future

Waterfront Walkway

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When BC Hydro flooded the Arrow Lakes in the 1960’s, a cement soil protection barrier was constructed along the town’s waterfront. Over the years, volunteer work, grant monies and the Village of Nakusp have developed the Waterfront Walk to its present beautiful state, with its commemorative benches, trees and ample gardens. The Greenways Extension was added in the late 1990’s with the help of federal government grants and local workers. The Village of Nakusp has plans to further upgrade the trail around town, so it will only get better!

If You Liked This Trail

If the Wrap Around Nakusp trail appealed to you, try Cedar Grove Loop, Box Lake Loop or portions of Rosebery Railway Trail, which are also relatively short, easy hikes in this area.

$30 5 for up to 4 hours $45

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THE PADDYSHACK

Deb’s Photography

Burgers, Wraps, Donairs, Ice Cream, and so much more!

TO NEW DENVER

TRAILS OF NAKUSP BROCHURES AVAILABLE

Rating: easy Distance: 5 km Time: 1 hour Surface: pavement, gravel, dirt Modes: walk, bike, roll, push

This four-season trail circles the picturesque village of Nakusp, providing a 5 kilometre circuit for strolling, dog walking, jogging, or biking, with portions also accessible to wheelchairs, rollerblades, and baby carriages.

The circuit includes the paved Waterfront walk, extending along the top of the soil erosion protector for 1 km from the Marina to the beach. The Walk is renowned for its handsome landscaping, including Spicer’s Garden (GPS Point 1 on the map) in the middle and the Japanese Garden (GPS Point 2) near the beach.

At the other end of the beach, the gravel Greenways extension begins (GPS Point 3). The groomed gravel path winds through the shade along the lakefront for 800 metres, providing benches for repose and nature watching and some hills for exercise.

A 500 metre gravel lane at the end of 4th St. NW (GPS Point 4) links the Greenways Extension to the Railway Trail that begins across Highway 23 (GPS Point 5). The Railway Trail is a reclaimed railway bed that stretches to Rosebery, 46 km to the south. About 300 metres past the junction with Government Road (GPS Point 6), a path branches off the railway trail to head back downtown (GPS Point 7). From the corner of 1st Ave and 1st St., the path continues along streets back to the Marina.

Deb’s Photography

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(250) 265-3644

NAKUSP CENTENNIAL GOLF COURSE

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Spicer Garden

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Beautifully landscaped with outdoor seating in the sun or shade.

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1st St NW

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Deb’s Ph

Office: (250) 265-4221 Pub: (250) 265-3314

10 Bon Marche’ Dollar Dollar. 416 Broadway St.

TO VERNON 13

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4th Ave NW

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RAMP ACCESS TO WALKWAY

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5th Ave NW

7th Ave NW

GAZEBO

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Jennifer Chocolates. 91 4th Ave NW

Henke Rd.

NAKUSP 1st St NW COMMUNITY PARK

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2nd Ave NW

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RV DAY PARK

(250) 265-4528

Nakusp East Road

Nelson Av. NW

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Nakusp Hot Springs. 8500 Hot Springs Rd

Alexander Road

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NAKUSP COMMUNITY PARK

i Visitor Information Centre Village Office 3 BC Government Office 4 Community Services 5 CAP Site (Public Internet) 6 Post Office 7 BC Forestry Service 8 Library / Museum 9 Bonnington Arts Centre 10 Royal Canadian Legion 11 Sani Station 12 Recycling Centre 13 Hospital 14 Airport Public Washroom Public Beach Walking/Hiking/Biking Trails

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UPPER ARROW LAKE

(250) 265-3880

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23 4th St.

Nakusp Watersport Rentals. Esso 1101 Hwy 23 N

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Turn off to Nakusp Hot Springs 23

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Village of Nakusp

1st Ave NW

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NAKUSP

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Nakusp Airport

D. Booth The Japanese Gardens offer a peaceful rest stop and phenomenal view.

The Nakusp & District Chamber of Commerce has published a series of trail brochures for 10 popular trails in the region.

GREAT FOOD IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Pick yours up at the Info Centre at 92-6th Avenue, Nakusp or download online at www.nakusparrowlakes.com

Deb’s Photography

European Cuisine, with a Kootenay flair

Deb’s Photography

502 HIGHWAY 6, NAKUSP, B.C. 250-265-3255

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for an all day rental (9 a.m-5 p.m) We have a great selection of organic produce & grocery, healthy snacks, cold drinks, ice cream, natural sunscreen and bodycare.

Come enjoy our local products, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and the best selection of supplements north of Nelson.

320 Broadway St. 250 265-3188

“We have bike rentals!”

250.265.3332

86 4th Avenue SW, Nakusp

Great Food, Great Beer, Great Service, Great Times!

Open Monday-Saturday 11 a.m.-9 p.m. 314 Broadway St. 250 265-0060

* Licensed restaurant with an unbeatable waterfront patio * Live Entertainment/Jam Nights * Great food, friendly staff, and the most hopping dance floor in town.

96 4th Ave SW (Just off Broadway) | Office: 250 265-4221 | Pub: 250 265-3314

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10 Dollar Dollar

Global Gift Discoveries Inspiring Arts & Crafts

Ladies wear, fabrics, yarn, camping supplies, souvenirs, toys, everyday household supplies and so much more!

jewelery.. it has

temptations

318 Broadway St Nakusp, BC 250-265-3288

250-265-3644 | 416 Broadway St., Nakusp

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Almost everything available! Summer Stuff, Live Bait, Fishing & Hunting Licences, Fishing Supplies, Gifts, Souvenirs, Clothes, Toys, DAWGS and more!

NAKUSP & DISTRICT

Spiritwood Cards, Baubles & Tunes 88 5th Ave SW Nakusp BC 250.265.0083 1.877.753.0083

greeting cards books perfumes crystals/minerals jewelry purses/scarves wind chimes CD’s candles/incense and more

SpiritwoodNakusp SpiritwoodOnTheWeb.com

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BETTY’Z EDjE

Monday Wednesdays 6 am - 3 pm

Unique gifts from all corners of the kootenays and more

408 Broadway St W 265-3767

102 4TH AVE | 250 265-1156

(250) 265-3444 302 Broadway St. Nakusp

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Spiritwood. . has more than just

Monday-Saturday 9-5:30 p.m.

Guest House

S a ho off 10% d an w u ev di d g s th er sc et is yth ou ing nt !

ARROW LAKES AREA SPRING/SUMMER 2015

Thursday Sunday

6 am - 10 pm

Sunday

7 am - 10 pm

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Over 6,000 artifacts of early life on the Arrow Lakes.

The BIGGEST Shopping Mall in Nakusp!

July and August 9:30 to 5:00 p.m. Daily

September 11:00 to 3 p.m. Mon-Sat.

92 6th Ave. 250 265-0015

Below the Library and next to the Information Centre

Souvenir t-shirts, summer toys, clothing, jewellery, gifts, kitchenwares, and much more.

Something for everyone!!

Open 7 days a week 319 Broadway St. 250 265-2161

“We’ve got your shoes...”

307 BroadWay, Nakusp 250.265.3517