Indigenous Cultural Journey with People, Land, & Traditions
Indigenous Cultural Journey with People, Land, & Traditions. This Moccasin Trails tour promises to teach and celebrate the culture of the Sylix Nation.
This Package Includes
Traditional Welcoming from the Syilx Nation
Secepwemc Welcoming and Workshop Evening
Residential School Educational Tour
Heritage Park Tour
Indigenous Winery Tour
Nk’Mip Cultural Centre Tour
Nk’Mip Wine Tour
Ceremonial Gift Exchange
Sncewips Museum tour (WESTBANK)
Indigenous Tourism BC/Brendin Kelly / Moccasin Trails
Lodging and Dining:
Hotel Delta GRAND Okanagan Resort - Kelowna
Dinner at OAK + CRU
Delta Hotel by Marriott - Kamloops
Dinner at Cordo Resto + Bar
Dinner at local restaurant Downtown Kelowna
Wine Tasting at Nk’Mip Winery
“We are the Syilx-speaking people – the original inhabitants of a vast and beautiful territory that encompasses forests, grasslands, lakes, and desert. We invite you to discover all we have to offer, from unsurpassed opportunities for travel and recreation to unique cultural experiences and opportunities.”
2022 Tour Dates
May 16-20
June 6-10
June 20-24
July 4-8
July 18-22
August 6-10
August 22-26
September 12-16
October 11-15
October 24-28
Adams River Salute to the Sockeye 2022
Experience the majesty, beauty, and tragically poignant life of the Pacific Sockeye Salmon. Struggling against insurmountable odds, 1 out of every four thousand eggs laid in the Adams River lives to return to spawn as an adult.
The Adams River Salmon Society celebrates the Sockeye “coming home” during the first three weeks of October each year at the Tsútswecw Provincial Park in British Columbia's Scenic Shuswap Region. The next dominant year is this year, 2022 (mark your calendars)!
Salute to the Sockeye
Hosted by the Adams River Salmon Society at Tsútswecw Provincial Park, Lee Creek, N. Shuswap, BC
The Adams River welcomes Bus Tour Operators to the Home of the Adams River Sockeye Salmon.
Experience the majesty, beauty, and tragically poignant life of the Pacific Sockeye Salmon. Struggling against insurmountable odds, 1 out of every four thousand eggs laid in the Adams River lives to return to spawn as an adult.
The Adams River Salmon Society celebrates the Sockeye “coming home” during the first three weeks of October each year at the Tsútswecw Provincial Park in British Columbia's Scenic Shuswap Region. The next dominant year is this year, 2022 (mark your calendars)!
Destination BC/Chun Lee
The Journey
With clockwork precision, millions of sockeye (dominant year) join together on a 480-kilometer migration from the Pacific Ocean to the Adams River to lay their eggs. It is where they were born and will end their life’s journey. During their travel, they stop eating, loose their silvery scales. Their head and tails turn green while the body becomes bright red from their rich krill diet. The spawning grounds become an extraordinary display of colors.
Onsite Amenities and Services
Food and Coffee Vendor
Souvenir Sales
Local Artisan Wares
Cultural and General Entertainment
Coach Rates:
10-20 Person Van $3.00 Person
21-40 Passenger Coach $120.00
41 Plus Passenger Coach $150.00
Added Value: Guided Interpretive Tour Of Park Trails and Learn the Salmon Life Cycle, Free Souvenir Brochure: $150 Per Guide.
50% Deposit on Booking
Remaining Balance 7 Days Before Arrival To Park
Accept Credit Card, Cheque, or E-Transfer
Salute to the Sockeye 2022
EVENT DAYS:
September 30, 2022 – October 23, 2022
Open Daily: 8:30am – 4:30pm.
Exit Gates locked at 5:30pm