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Arts and Culture Map E L Riondel Community Park RIONDEL d R l e d n o i R RD O K Riondel Community Park F E E W R A C R RIONDEL C 31 Barefoot Handweaving Studio & Gallery North Woven Broom Fireworks Copper and Glass Jewellery La Gala Jewelry Kootenay Forge Ltd. Dogpatch Pottery d R l e Kootenay Bay Crawford Bay Community Park d n o i Ferry R d CRAWFORD a o BAY R y a Rd Crawford Bay Beach B t o ters l i P Pe F i s h h a w k B a y Rd PILOT BAY PROVINCIAL PARK Pilot Bay Lighthouse GRAY CREEK 31 RD O K F E E W R A C R C 31 Barefoot Handweaving Studio & Gallery North Woven Broom Fireworks Copper and Glass Jewellery La Gala Jewelry Kootenay Forge Ltd. Dogpatch Pottery Kootenay Bay Crawford Bay Community Park Ferry d CRAWFORD a o BAY R y a Rd Crawford Bay Beach B t o ters l i P Pe F i s h h a w k B a y Rd PILOT BAY PROVINCIAL PARK Pilot Bay Lighthouse GRAY CREEK 31 LOCKHART BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK LOCKHART CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK LOCKHART BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK LOCKHART CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK KIANUKO PROVINCIAL PARK DREWRY POINT PROVINCIAL COLUMBIA PARK POINT KIANUKO KOOTNEAY LAKE- MIDGE CREEK PROVINCIAL PROVINCIAL PARK PARK DREWRY POINT PROVINCIAL COLUMBIA PARK POINT TWINS BAY BEACH 3A KOOTNEAY LAKE- MIDGE CREEK PROVINCIAL PARK KUSKANOOK REST AREA TWINS BAY BEACH AND BOAT LAUNCH Riondel Community Park 3A KOOTENAY RIONDEL LAKE d R l e d n o i R KUSKANOOK REST AREA AND BOAT LAUNCH KOOTENAY LAKE KASLO 3A DUCK LAKE K O O T E N Garland Bay A Y R I V E R RD Riondel Community Park O K F E CHANN E E W L RO R A A D C R RIONDEL C 31 Barefoot Handweaving Studio & Gallery North Woven Broom Fireworks Copper and Glass Jewellery La Gala Jewelry Kootenay Forge Ltd. Dogpatch Pottery d R l Kootenay Bay Crawford Bay Community Park e d n Ferry o i R Riondel Campground d CRAWFORD 3A a o BAY and Park Beach R y RIONDEL a Rd Crawford Bay Beach B DUCK LAKE t o ters l K i O P Pe O T F i E s N h h A a Y w R k I V B E a R y Kootenay Sound Healing Centre Rd 31 Yasodhara Ashram CRAWFORD CHANNEL BAY ROA D Kootenay Bay Beach and Boat Launch PILOT BAY PROVINCIAL WYNNDEL PARK Kootenay Bay Ferry DUCK LAKE ROAD Crawford Bay Wetlands Trails CrPilotawford Bay Lighthouse Bay Boat Launch Pilot Bay FERRY ROUTELEACH LAPrKEovincial Park Pilot Bay Lighthouse 3A Pilot Bay Trail GRAY CREEK Balfour Ferry Lighthouse Trail creston Valley Gray Creek GRAY CREEK Trans-Canada Trail KID CREEK T r a REST AREA i l c o n t i n u K KOOTENAY e s E t ARR 31 LAKE o kootenayOW CRE lake route E E K K R R imb OAD e L C rley > O D I W K E R 3A WYNNDEL W McCONNEL Y N DUCK LAKE ROAD N D Arts and Culture Map E L R O D A R D LEACH LAKE O K F E For information on businesses along the route visit 3 3A < E TO W R KO A O C TENAY PASS R C Lockhart Beach www.crestonvalleykootenaylakeroute.com 31 Barefoot Handweaving Studio & Gallery North Woven Broom Provincial Park Fireworks Copper and Glass Jewellery La Gala Jewelry Dogpatch Pottery KID CREEK RYAN Kootenay Forge Ltd. REST AREA Lockhart Creek PROVINCIAL IVER B R alan T PARK Kootenay Bay cin Crawford Bay Community Park Provincial Park A g O Ro G ck Trail K AR Ferry E ROW CREE E K R R OA d CRAWFORD D a L C ARROW MOUNTAIN o O MackieD Beach BAY I W R K y Rd E a R Crawford Bay Beach B Boswell Public Boat Launch t W o McCONNEL ters l i Y CrestonPe Valley P 3A N Wildlife Management Area N F D i s E h Ladyslipper Trail L h a R w 3 O Creston kWildlife A B D ay R 3 < d TO KO OTENAY PASS Drewry Point Provincial Park Glass House W E S T RYAN ER C PROVINCIAL R RIV R 21 E Bala T PILOT BAY PARK n E V ci A I ng R O PROVINCIAL S R oc G k Trail Kootenay Lake-MidgeT Creek Creston Museum E PARK O I Y ProvincialN Park CRESTON O ARROW MOUNTAIN R M O A D 3A R Creston Valley 3A Pilot Bay Lighthouse E V 3 Wildlife Management Area I R Kingfisher Used Books Fly in the Fibre Ladyslipper Trail Y A Twins Bay Beach Pridham Studio 3 N Kunze Gallery Creston Wildlife E The Alfoldy T Black Bear Books O Kootenay Crate Company Gallery 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I A V D E R 3 < TO KO OTENAY PASS RYAN AN CH NEL R PROVINCIAL OA IVER D B R alan T PARK cin A g O Ro G ck Trail ARROW MOUNTAIN Creston Valley 3A Wildlife Management Area Ladyslipper Trail Creston Wildlife 3 W E S T C R R 21 E E IV S R T Creston Museum E O I Y N CRESTON O R M O A D R E WYNNDEL V 3 I R Kingfisher Used Books Fly in the Fibre Y DUCK LAKE ROAD A Pridham Studio N Kunze Gallery E The Alfoldy T Black Bear Books O Kootenay Crate Company Gallery O & Coee House K LEACH LAKE G Canyon-lister R 3A O A T 25th A Erickson Road R 3 IV Canyon Community Park ER ve Art Barn YAHK oad KID CREEK REST AREA Yahk Provincial Park WEST K AR CRESTON E ROW CREE E K R R OAD L C O D I W K E R MT THOMPSON W McCONNEL Y N 95 STAG LEAP N PROVINCIAL D E PARK L R O A D 3 < TO KO OTENAY PASS RYAN PROVINCIAL IVER B R alan T PARK cin A g O Ro G 21 ck Trail ARROW MOUNTAIN K O O S TEN E Creston Valley 3A AY RIVER T A Wildlife Management Area T S Ladyslipper Trail D E T 3 I Creston Wildlife N U SINCL O T < AIR RD W TATES ITED S E UN S < TO T C 95 R R 21 E E LISTER PARK IV S R T Creston Museum E O I Y N CRESTON O R M O A D R E V 3 I R Kingfisher Used Books Fly in the Fibre Y A Pridham Studio N Kunze Gallery E The Alfoldy T Black Bear Books O Kootenay Crate Company Gallery O & Coee House K G Canyon-lister R O A T 25th A Erickson Road R 3 IV Canyon Community Park ER ve Art Barn YAHK Porthill Border Crossing oad Kingsgate Border Crossing Yahk Provincial Park WEST CRESTON MT THOMPSON 95 STAG LEAP PROVINCIAL PARK 21 K O O S TEN E AY RIVER T A T S D E T I N U SINCL O T < AIR RD STATES NITED O U < T 95 LISTER PARK Porthill Border Crossing Kingsgate Border Crossing.
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