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DESTINATIONS TOURIST MAP 2012 NAKUSP & NEW DENVER FREE Photographs courtesy of Nakusp Chamber of Commerce, B. McLeod, B. Regner, Marks and Weixl Beautiful Nakusp and New Denver... Early morning sun on the Saddle Back Range Ferry leaving Shelter Bay All photos courtesy of Gail McMartin Ione Falls 12 3 4 9 11 14 13 i 6 6 23 23 NAKUSP COMMUNITY PARK Glenbank Road Nakusp East Road Wells Road Shakespeare Road Alexander Road TO VERNON TO NEW DENVER TO REVELSTOKE Nakusp Airport NAKUSP BROADWAY 4th St. 2nd St. 10th Av. NW T R U C K R O U T E NAKUSP CENTENNIAL GOLF COURSE Hot S p r i n g s R o a d To Nakusp Hot Springs Henke Rd. K u s k a n u x C r e e k 1st St. Nelson Av. NW 13th Av. NW Turn off to Nakusp Hot Springs 2 6 BROADWAY 7 5 8 6 10 11 NAKUSP COMMUNITY PARK Nelson Ave 1st Ave NW 2nd Ave NW 3rd Ave NW 5th Ave NW 4th Ave NW 7th Ave NW 1st St NW 1st St NW Waterfront Walkway Spicer Garden Japanese Garden Rock Garden RV DAY PARK GAZEBO PUBLIC BEACH OFF LEASH DOG AREA RAMP ACCESS TO WALKWAY i NAKUSP & NEW DENVER 6 NEW DENVER TO NELSON H SLOCAN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 6 28 28 6th Av. 7th Av. 8th Av. Slocan Av. 1st Av. 3rd Av. 23 See Downtown Nakusp Detail Map Below UPPER ARROW LAKE SLOCAN LAKE Visitor Information Centre Village Office BC Government Office Community Services CAP Site (Public Internet) Post Office BC Forestry Service Library / Museum Bonnington Arts Centre Royal Canadian Legion Sani Station Recycling Centre Hospital Airport Public Washroom Public Beach Walking/Hiking/Biking Trails Village of Nakusp Nakusp Hot Springs & Campground Hot Springs Road, Hwy. 23 North. 250-265-4528/1-866-999-4528 Broadway Deli Bistro #408 Broadway Street, Nakusp. 250-265-3767 What's Brewing on Broadway (Coffee Shop) #420 Broadway, Nakusp. 250-265-4701 KAL Tire #95 6th Avenue N.W., Nakusp. 250-265-4155 Dog Sense Boutique #312 Broadway Street, Nakusp. 250-265-0091 Huckleberry Inn #1050 Hot Springs Road, Hwy 23 North. 1-888-287-9297/250-265-4544 Nakusp Auto Parts #301 Broadway Street, Nakusp. 250-265-3131/250-265-3355 Leland Hotel #92 4th Avenue, Naksup. 250-265-4221 Nakusp Centennial Golf Course #649 Hwy 6 East, Nakusp. 250-265-4531 Nikkei Memorial Internment Centre 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 15 16 17 19 18 20 i 21 22 Wrap Around Nakusp Distance: 5 km Time: 1 hour Surface: pavement, gravel, dirt 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. 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 ). Waterfront Walk—hike, bike (with caution), wheelchairs, roller- blades, 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. When BC Hydro flooded the Arrow Lakes in the 1960’s, a ce- ment 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 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. The Japanese Gardens offer a peaceful rest stop and phenomenal view. D. Booth Nakusp Marina Spicer’s Garden Japanese Garden Public beach & park Trail & 4th St NW Trail & Highway 23 Trail & Gov’t Rd Dirt trail to town 5 3 4 1 2 P 6 7 117º 48’ 31” W TRAILS OF NAKUSP BROCHURES AVAILABLE The Nakusp & District Chamber of Commerce has published a series of trail brochures for 10 popular trails in the region. 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DESTINATIONS TOURIST MAP 2012NAKUSP & NEW DENVER

FREE Photographs courtesy of Nakusp Chamber of Commerce, B. McLeod, B. Regner, Marks and Weixl

Beautiful Nakusp and New Denver...

Early morning sun on the Saddle Back Range

Ferry leaving Shelter Bay

All photos courtesy of Gail McMartin

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Village of Nakusp Nakusp Hot Springs & CampgroundHot Springs Road, Hwy. 23 North. 250-265-4528/1-866-999-4528Broadway Deli Bistro#408 Broadway Street, Nakusp. 250-265-3767What's Brewing on Broadway (Coffee Shop)#420 Broadway, Nakusp. 250-265-4701KAL Tire#95 6th Avenue N.W., Nakusp. 250-265-4155Dog Sense Boutique#312 Broadway Street, Nakusp. 250-265-0091Huckleberry Inn#1050 Hot Springs Road, Hwy 23 North. 1-888-287-9297/250-265-4544Nakusp Auto Parts#301 Broadway Street, Nakusp. 250-265-3131/250-265-3355Leland Hotel#92 4th Avenue, Naksup. 250-265-4221Nakusp Centennial Golf Course#649 Hwy 6 East, Nakusp. 250-265-4531

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

Trail Description 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. 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 Waterfront Walk—hike, bike (with caution), wheelchairs, roller-blades, 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 When BC Hydro flooded the Arrow Lakes in the 1960’s, a ce-ment 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.

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TRAILS OF NAKUSPBROCHURES AVAILABLE

The Nakusp & District Chamber of Commercehas published a series of trail brochures for

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DAILY SCHEDULE FROM WEST SIDE:5:10 a.m. to 12:05 p.m.*

(Shutdown 12:15 p.m to 2:15 p.m.)2:30 p.m. to 9:20 p.m.*

CROSSING TIME: 5 minutes

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DAILY SCHEDULE: Every half hour from Fauquier 5:00 am - 10:00 pm.

Every half hour from Needles 5:15 am - 9:45 pm.Shuttle Service 10:00 pm - 5:00 am.

CROSSING TIME: 10 minutes

IInformation on facilities available at Provincial Parks is

available at the Visitor Info Centresin Nakusp and New Denver

or online at:www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks

Current information is broadcast at FM 104.1and available online at www.drivebc.ca

under Inland Ferry Information.

DEV Galena Bay Ferry: Leaves Shelter Bay to Galena Bay

5 am - 12 am Every hour on the hour

M.V. Shelter Bay Ferry:Second ferry: 9 am - 7 pm

during summer, May 15-October 12

Dangerous Cargo Sailings:Tuesday and Thursday

Revelstoke side: 9 am and 2 pmNakusp side: 9:30 am and 2:30 pm

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Emergency - dial 9-1-1

For Further Information

Arrow Lakes Hospital - 97 - 1st Avenue, Nakusp - 250-265-3622Slocan Community Health Centre - 401 Galena Avenue, New Denver - 250-358-7911

www.for.gov.bc.ca/dabMinistry of Forests - Arrow/Boundary District

Report a wildfire - 1-800-663-5555 or *5555 from a cellular phoneWildfire information lines: 1-888-3FOREST or 1-888-336-7378

Visitor Info Centres Nakusp - 92 - 6th Avenue NW - 250-265-4234New Denver - 202 - 6th Avenue 250-358-2719

www.nakusparrowlakes.com

www.slocanlake.com

Administrative Offices Nakusp - 91 - 1st Street NW - 250-265-3689New Denver - 115 Slocan Avenue 250-358-2316Silverton - 421 Lake Avenue - 250-358-2472

www.nakusp.com

www.newdenver.ca

www.silverton.ca

Regional District of Central Kootenay www.rdck.bc.ca202 Lakeside Dr., Nelson

Main Office - 845 Columbia Ave., Castlegar 250-365-8600

Interfor www.interfor.comArrow Lakes Timber Division - 926 Hwy 6 West, Nakusp 250-265-3741

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Arrow Lakes News106 Broadway Street,Box 189, Nakusp, BC V0G 1R0(250) 265-3823

For the latest local news, visit us atwww.ArrowLakesNews.com

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Kuskanax Mountain Trail (4 km) Spectacular view of Nakusp ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Kuskanax Creek Trail (8.5 km) Leads to Nakusp Hot Springs~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Kimbol Lake Trail (4 km) Moderate trail to Kimbol Lake from Nakusp Hot Springs~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Cedar Grove (0.5 km) Short, easy loop through a grove of Western Red Cedar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Box Lake Loop (1.3 km) Easy loop starting at the Rec Site~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Saddle Mountain Lookout (5 km) Moderately difficult hike; excellent views~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wensley Creek Ski Trails (9.6 km) Groomed classic track skiing for beginner and intermediate~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wrap Around Nakusp (5 km) Includes the waterfront walkway~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Rosebery Railbed (46 km) Easy railway grade, joins up with Galena Trail in Rosebery~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Silver Cup Ridge (20 km) Alpine and subalpine trail~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Galena Trail (13 km) Non motorized trail with a cable car across the creek as a highlight.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Shannon Lake (1.6 km) Steep creekside trail to good fishing.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Wee Sandy Creek (14.4 km) Difficult trail leading to a nice lake with excellent fishing; boat access only.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Alps Alturas (5 km) Moderate hike in subalpine and alpine to a high pass.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Dennis Basin (2.5 km) Moderate hike to alpine ridges. Exceptional wildflowers July/August

Some of the Trails of the Region

Many of the trails pass throughbear habitat - please be bearaware and alert.

Check at the nearest Info Centrefor trail information or brochures. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Nakusp area trail brochures canbe downloaded from www.nakusparrowlakes.com

A more detailed trail map forthe Slocan Lake area can be foundat: www.slocanlake.com

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Nakusp Auto Parts

WE KEEP YOUR CAR YOUNG A LONG TIME

Brakes Exhaust Suspension ElectricalAlignments Shocks/Struts Tune Ups

Servicing All Vehicles

AUTOPRO

RELAX. REFRESH. RETURN. clearest spring waters bike, hike, fi sh & more riverside RV /tenting close to shops, services,

dining & entertainment friendly staff to help you

have happy memories!

Nakusp Hot SpringsCALL TOLL-FREE

1-866-999-4528nakusphotsprings.com

Soak it Up!250-265-4528

Open Year Round for Scenic, Soothing Soaking

OffHighway #6just minutes

from downtownNakusp

VISITORS WELCOME! PANORAMIC VIEWS!Challenging 9 Hole for both Seasoned & Beginner Golfers

Pro Shop Driving Range Club & Cart Rentals Practice Green Licensed Clubhouse Restaurant

Tournament Schedule on our Website www.nakuspgolf.com [email protected]

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