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Creston British Columbia

Archeological evidence suggests that the Ktunaxa people may have prospered here more than 5,000 years before the first explorers arrived. In 1864, mountain men and prospectors followed the Dewdney Trail, which had been constructed the previous year from Hope to the gold fields of Fort Steele, through the valley. But it wasn't until 1892 that the town of Creston was born. By 1895, when the railroad came through, our town boased 26 hotels and eateries, one of which still stands today. Later, when the mines grew silent, forestry and agriculture provided livelihoods for those who remained. Reclaimation of the Kootenay River flood Plain by a system of dykes resulted in 20,000 acres fo today's Creston Valley area. Ceston is not far from Cranbrook on Crowsnest Highway 3.

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Bavarian Orchard Motel (Lodging, Budget)
 
Cranberry Manor (Bed and Breakfasts)
 
Creston Golf Club (Golf)
 
Creston Hotel and Suites (Hotels and Motels)
 
Creston Valley Wildlife Centre (Animals, Wildlife)
Erickson
Erickson (Cities)
 
Kianuko Provincial Park (Parks)
Kitchener
Kitchener (Cities)
 
Pair-A-Dice RV Park and Campground (RV Campgrounds)
 
Parmley Acres Bed and Breakfast (Bed and Breakfasts)
 
Rising Sun Guest Ranch (Bed and Breakfasts)
 
Scottie's RV Park and Campground (RV Campgrounds)
 
Skimmerhorn Inn (Miscellaneous)
 
Stone House Museum & Archives (Museums, History Museums)
 
Summit Creek Campground (RV Campgrounds)
 
Sunset Motel (Miscellaneous)
Erickson
Sweet Apple Bed & Breakfast (Miscellaneous)
 
Wayside Garden (Gardens)

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