For the visitor to Harrison Lake, the impressive view of the lake and surrounding mountains is a big part of the experience — and a dip in the hot pools, of course.

Residents get access to the same views and a climate cycle that is on the soggy side*– 69 inches (175 cm.) of annual precipitation through the late 20th century, including the occasional dramatic snow event. There’s also the opportunity for regular visits to Agassiz, a larger hamlet about 10 minutes away in the District of Kent, since Harrison has no supermarket, drug store or bank. The BC Transit bus runs to Agassiz nine times per day. [13 times per day as of 2019.] Continue reading →