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- Entire rental unit
- Invermere
Enjoy spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains from the patio of our modern studio apartment located to the quiet, desirable Westridge Drive neighborhood of Invermere , BC. Minutes to all popular amenities, including swimming, hiking, mountain biking, golfing, skiing, and snowmobiling, make this the perfect home base for any outdoor adventurers, no matter the season.
- Entire loft
- Invermere
"Life's A Beach" is a cozy, sunny, secure and quiet studio apartment decorated with a beach theme throughout! It is located at the top of a dead end street with a private entrance and parking. Very dog friendly with pet sitting services and dog walking available while you explore our beautiful mountain town! Most adventures are within 15 minutes or less ie. skiing, hiking, golfing, biking, zip lines, horseback riding , beaches, art galleries, amazing dinning experiences! You will love it!
- Private room
- Invermere
Peaceful home located in the lakeside community of Athlemer. This is one of the original settlements in the area that is conveniently located 3 minutes from downtown Invermere, 20 minutes from Panorama, 6 minutes from Copper Point Golf Course and an 8 minute walk to James Chabot Beach, where you'll pass Fuze, Sushi, Pizza2Go, DQ and The Dilly. Both bedrooms apart from my own are listed on airbnb, but other than special requests for larger groups, I only allow bookings for one room a time.
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Your guide to Invermere
All About Invermere
The southeastern British Columbia town of Invermere is perched on Lake Windermere and sandwiched between the Rocky and Purcell Mountain ranges, and the lake’s crystal-clear, stunningly blue waters reflect the evergreen pines and rugged mountains that stretch up above them. Located in the Columbia Valley just two hours from Banff, Invermere is a hub for travelers and adventurers.
The lake is a popular spot for water sports during the summer, and there’s even a beach right in the center of town.
You can float down the tranquil Columbia River on an inner tube, catching glimpses of soaring mountains along the way. In winter, Lake Windermere turns into one of the world’s longest skating paths, and all of the surrounding mountains make this a haven for skiers and snowboarders. Several hot springs in the area make for the perfect place to rest your muscles after a long day of hiking or to warm up after a day on the slopes. In town, you’ll find all the amenities you need for your stay, as well as some cultural flair in the form of artisan shops, mom-and-pop restaurants, trendy boutiques, and an array of art galleries.
How do I get around Invermere?
Although the closest airport to Invermere is the Canadian Rockies International Airport (XYC) in Cranbrook, the most common airport to fly into is Calgary International Airport (YYC). Calgary’s airport is around a three-hour drive from Invermere’s vacation rentals, and the route itself is an adventure as it passes through the renowned Kootenay and Banff National Parks. The Canadian Rockies International Airport is only about 90 minutes away, but it accepts flights from a limited number of destinations.
The most convenient way to reach Invermere is by renting a car at either airport and driving, especially if you want to explore the region’s outstanding natural scenery, as there is very limited public transportation. In the city center, it is possible to walk or bike to most of the main attractions, but you will need a car to venture further.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Invermere?
Although the weather can get extreme in Invermere, it’s a great place to visit all year round, thanks to the plethora of outdoor activities on offer. Because the town’s elevation is 2,800 feet above sea level, the summer heat is far from oppressive in the summer. This is the best time to hit the trails in the nearby national parks or go for a swim in Lake Windermere. Each year on Canada Day in July, the town hosts a music and arts festival on the shore of the lake.
The fall is also a wonderful time to visit, when the trees explode into shades of red and yellow. In November, Invermere holds a film festival that focuses on wild and beautiful landscapes with the goal of inspiring attendees to become passionate about protecting the environment. During the winter, the town quiets down. Some local businesses close for the season, but this is the time to visit if you’re interested in downhill or cross-country skiing.
What are the top things to do in Invermere?
Pynelogs Cultural Center
The Pynelogs Cultural Center is the main cultural hub for the region. Home to many galleries and studios, the center showcases the work of more than 150 local artists and offers live music, film screenings, and workshops. If art-viewing makes you hungry, you can grab a bite to eat at the cafe and enjoy the views of Lake Windermere from the outdoor deck.
HooDoo Trail
You can reach the start of this scenic, two-mile trail via a half-hour drive south of town along either side of Windermere Lake. It takes around two hours to climb the sandstone cliffs and reach a lookout with far-reaching views over the beginnings of the mighty Columbia River. You’ll need spiked hiking boots in the colder months, but the dirt and gravel paths are dry in late spring and summer.
James Chabot Provincial Park
Lying right in the center of town, this lovely park offers the perfect spot to take a dip in the clear water of Lake Windermere. It is also a great starting point for paddleboarding or kayaking in the lake, where you’ll be surrounded by pine-covered hills and soaring mountains.