6 Adorable Small Towns You Have To Visit This Fall In And Around BC
Fall makes us think of all things cosy, including adorable small towns. There are a ton of cute small B.C. towns to visit this fall that you're going to want to keep in mind the next time you're planning a mini-road trip. We might not have our own version of Stars Hollow within driving distance of B.C., but we have our own unique West Coast small towns that bring all the cosy fall vibes.
Whether you have all day to spend in the car or just an afternoon, you'll be able to get to a couple of these small towns easily and they look extra-adorable when the leaves start to fall.
Here are six of the most adorable towns in and around B.C. that are worth a road trip this fall:
Coombs, B.C.
Distance from Vancouver: 3 hours 10 minutes
Why you need to go: Make your way over to Vancouver Island and visit Coombs so you can catch goats playing on the roof of the Old Country Market.
Barkerville, B.C.
Distance from Vancouver: 9 hours
Why you need to go: B.C.'s gold rush town looks like it's lost in time. This is the perfect town to visit if you love history and exploring old buildings.
Keremeos, B.C.
Distance from Vancouver: 4 hours
Why you need to go: Keremeos is often just a pit-stop on the route to someplace else, but it's worth a visit because it's a little hidden gem. You'll get some of the best crisp fall apples from their colourful fruit stands.
Osoyoos, B.C.
Distance from Vancouver: 4 hours and 30 minutes
Why you need to go: Wineries, orchards, Indigenous experiences and a unique desert landscape await you in Osoyoos. Plus, the fall colours here are insane!
Fort Langley, B.C.
Distance from Vancouver: 1 hour
Why you need to go: Everyone should go to Fort Langley at least once this fall, if only to read a book and have a coffee at a local bookshop. This tiny town is the most adorable place to go just outside of Vancouver this fall.
Port Angeles, WA
Distance from Vancouver: 5 hours
Why you need to go: You can even go stateside to find adorable small towns in Washington! Port Angeles is great because they have access to a national park, the ocean and a ton of adorable old houses around town.