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The Horseshoe Trail is an easy 3 km (1.9 mi) hike along a large bend in the Clearwater River that is shaped like a horseshoe. The main draw to this route is the viewing opportunities for spawning Chinook salmon in August and September. During other times of year, the trail is home to an abundance of small mammals, birds, waterfowl and the odd large mammal such as moose.
– Shannon Holloway, Penticton, BCWhen we got to the resort, I was awed at the beauty. I spent a good 8 hrs in the lake between the 3 days and reveled in the absolute solitude there. THE STAFF WERE PHENOMENAL!! Thank you for such a wonderful experience.
– Kristina & Richard Watson, Vancouver, BCVery delighted to enjoy such a fantastic meal at your restaurant! Made to feel very welcome by entire staff.
– Douglas & Marilyn Yeomans, Edmonton, ABWe had a very peaceful and wonderful time there and are looking forward to next year. It is such a beautiful place and we were left to ourselves to enjoy and relax. All questions were answered by the friendly staff and we would like to thank them for their concern and care. Please keep us on your list as yearly visitors. Game set in the rooms was an excellent idea!
– Elly Kirlik, Surrey, BCWe will see you again for sure.
– Donna and Doug Thomasson, Kelowna, BCA wonderful setting with wonderful and very helpful staff. Really enjoyed the experience! Duvets are also very comfortable. The outdoor BBQ area made for a great steak dinner.
– Carol Bone, Kamloops, BCBeautiful place, very peaceful. Love to come back for a work retreat with our family…
– Frei Wiebke, Liestal, SwitzerlandWe will recommend you!
– Debbie BackWe had an amazing stay at Alpine, peaceful and relaxing. It was exactly what we had been looking for. We are planning a group of families to join us on our next stay. We just love the BBQ and firepit area – great idea!!
– Bill Slater, Port Coquitlam, BCAmazing Place… in the middle of nowhere…
– Susan RidgerWe like the place very much. Actually this is our last stay of the holiday and we kept the best for last.
