Heritage Attractions

Discover the heritage of the Creston Valley and Kootenay Lake Route. Stop in at the Creston Museum to learn about the industries, the people, the activities that built the communities of the Valley.

The Legend Logos & Yaqan Nukiy Heritage Centre is culture in and of itself—local First Nations showcase their beautiful garments and Native artwork, and historical photographs from the early 1900s are on display for a shared experience. Learn about the people who have called the Route home for thousands of years, find a special gift, leave connected.

Creston Grain Elevators

Creston and Area

Creston’s grain elevators are one of the most significant heritage sites in the Creston Valley. They represent an agricultural industry that exists throughout Creston’s history. They are also among the...

Arts and Culture

Creston Museum

Creston and Area

The Creston Museum is the place to discover the stories of the Creston Valley. The industries, the people, the activities that built our communities – if you’ve got questions, we’ve...

Arts and Culture

Glass House

Crawford Bay and Area

Take a tour and enjoy the scenery, flowers, and history of the Glass House. Located 25 miles north of Creston, it was started in 1952 by David H. Brown who...

Arts and Culture

Gray Creek Store

Crawford Bay and Area

Visit Gray Creek Store and step back in time, browse their three floors of amazing merchandise, and immerse yourself in the captivating flavour of an authentic general store. Their merchandise...

Arts and Culture

Legend Logos & Yaqan Nukiy Heritage Centre

Creston and Area

The Legend Logos Shop has unique First Nations gifts including buckskin products, crystal dream catchers, and original art embroidered on gift items. A custom embroidery service is also offered. Watch...

Arts and Culture

Pilot Bay Lighthouse

Crawford Bay and Area

Within the Pilot Bay Provincial Park, located on the northern part of the Pilot Peninsula that extends into Kootenay Lake, the The Pilot Bay Lighthouse is the last remaining inland...

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