B.C.'s best roadside attraction: Interior contenders face off
British Columbia roadside attractions: vote for the Interior's top summer stop See 32 finalists from the Enchanted Forest to Spotted Lake before Wednesday night
CBC News has launched the Interior round of its summer bracket to choose British Columbia’s best roadside attraction, with 32 finalists selected from more than 300 nominations.
This round features attractions across the region, including the Enchanted Forest and Three Valley Gap near Sicamous and Revelstoke, as well as Penticton’s giant peach, Spotted Lake, Sparwood’s giant truck, 100 Mile House’s crosscountry skis, Keremeos fruit stands and the Last Spike rest stop.
Voting is open until Wednesday evening, and one winner from each of four regions will advance to the final bracket before Labour Day. The article also notes that ongoing wildfires in the Interior are affecting travel plans and creating uncertainty for local businesses.