“In the spirit of reconciliation, we invite all British Columbians to join Spuzzum First Nation as we determine the feasibility of the first Indigenous-driven comprehensive all-seasons mountain resort in B.C."

Spuzzum First Nation is exploring the feasibility of an all-seasons tourist destination resort in southwest B.C. within Spuzzum First Nation traditional territory. Proposed year-round activities include high-quality alpine skiing, cross-country trails, camping and tourism experiences, along with summer options such as mountain biking, golf, hiking and sightseeing.

Project development will be guided by environmental and sustainable best practices. Explore our website to learn more about our project.

Recent feasibility studies reflect a viable development opportunity at what is now Alexandra Bridge Provincial Park, with RV and tenting sites, as well as cabins. Included in the planning are interpretive displays telling the story of Spuzzum Nation over the last 150 years.

*Photo: Bridge structural rehab work

Spuzzum Nation has land along the highway that may prove viable for long term housing needs. This could provide housing and construction opportunities for band members.

A feasibility study is underway to establish a camp on the lake lands as an Indigenous healing centre.