British author and adventurer Alastair Humphreys coined the term microadventures to describe short, simple, local adventures that can fit within the constraints of a typical 9-5 lifestyle. It’s about normal…
Discover the bounty of the Comox Valley through its three vibrant farmers’ markets, where fresh, local, and seasonal goods make provisioning a delicious and sustainable experience.
Salt Spring Island offers a vibrant blend of nature, creativity, and coastal charm. Explore its lively arts scene, scenic trails, ocean views, and fresh local flavours, only a short ferry ride away.
This tour invites you to explore Vancouver like never before—where bustling farmers’ markets meet Indigenous-led experiences that will open your eyes (and your taste buds) to the depth of culture, sustainability, and community in the city.
Recharge with sandy beaches and farm fresh ingredients in Parksville Qualicum Beach. Visit 2 beloved farmers’ markets, dine at local cafes and restaurants, and dive into PQB culture with a range of experiences and activites.
Whether you’re chasing new flavours or planning a weekend getaway, combining the BC Farmers’ Market Trail App with the BC Ale Trail app opens up a whole new way to explore the province. Discover new communities, support small producers, and enjoy the best of what BC has to offer, from field to fermenter.
Discover the charm of Sooke with two vibrant farmers markets, farm-to-table restaurants, a local brewery, bike rentals, working farms, and more. Surrounded by natural beauty, this coastal community offers plenty to explore.
Experience the best of Revelstoke with two lively Saturday farmers’ markets, local food and drink, vibrant murals, and outdoor adventures all in one charming mountain town.
There’s something deeply grounding about starting your day with no real agenda—just a craving for fresh air, good food, and a bit of BC adventure. Last weekend, we packed a…
Discover coastal delights on the Sunshine Coast Passport Tour with farmers’ markets in the communities of Gambier, Sechelt and Powell River.