Things to do in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada

Fishing in Chilliwack
With the Pacific Ocean to the west, and an intricate river and lake system throughout the province, British Columbia has long been one of North America’s best fishing destinations. Dreams of monster steelhead, mammoth sturgeon, and gigantic Pacific and freshwater salmon lure fishers from all over hoping to reel in The Big One, while rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, Yellow head perch, and many other species also stock the abundant BC waters. From fishing licenses to guided tours, look here for everything you’ll need for your ultimate BC fishing experience.
Regarded for years as being the Salmon Fishing Capital of the World (although British Columbia is one of the finest salmon-fishing destinations you will encounter with Campbell River Port Alberni is bound to contest that), and it is true that here is where you are likely to catch the "big one". For purists, there is the added thrill of becoming a member of the Tyee Club, where strict regulations prohibit the use of engines (you must row) and light tackle is used to fish the famous Tyee Pool.

Virtually the entire coast provides good chances to catch salmon, halibut or ground fish. Fishing lodges are numerous, from budget-minded seaside motels with available rental and charter fishing boats, to the deluxe fly-in remote coastal lodges. The Hakai Pass, Queen Charlotte Islands, and northern waters near Kitimat and Prince Rupert boast excellent salt water fishing opportunities.

White water rafting in Chilliwack
Chilliwack offers world class white water, 90 minutes from Vancouver. Chilliwack Classic section: Easy to Moderate rafting. Chilliwack Canyon section: Moderate to extreme rafting. Open year round.

Golf in Chilliwack
Come and golf in British Columbia where the greens are rich and the skies are gentle. With courses ranked among the world’s finest, there is an array to choose from when you golf BC. British Columbia is a geographically diverse province, so golf BC can be gently rolling greens overlooking the ocean, or tiered fairways in mountain country.
When you golf BC you live and breathe the best that British Columbia has to offer. The air is pure, the temperature sweet, and it’s not uncommon to spot eagles, ducks, deer or mountain goats while you’re out there.
The golf courses in BC are so spectacular that the PGA has designated British Columbia as an official "PGA Golf Destination". Once you've had the chance to play a few rounds in different regions of the province we know you'll agree. There are over 250 golf courses in the province, many designed by some of the world's most renowned golf course architects - Robert Trent Jones Jr., Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino.