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Greenwood is not only the
smallest city in Canada,
but also a great Canadian tourist attraction. Located along Highway #3 nestled
in the Kootenay Boundary region of southern British Columbia. Greenwood has an amazing compilation of
attractions ranging from historical sites to the sheer natural beauty of
BC’s provincial, historical, cultural and mining heritage. Should you
be looking for a somewhere special to spend a few days at a tourist
attraction or are looking for some quiet time in order to get in touch with
yourself, nature, or BC's provincial heritage, Greenwood is a great place to
be.
 Anyone who has ever
travelled Highway #3 through the Kootenay Boundary
region has seen first hand the stunningly beautiful old architecture lining
the highway in Greenwood’s downtown core, but it doesn’t end
there, tourists are invited to come to Greenwood where they can easily spend
as much as a few days or merely a few hours exploring the historic beauty of
the surrounding area. You can move from one attraction to the next without
ever traveling very far.
The tourist attractions of BC's Kootenay Boundary region include scenic
Boundary Creek where just outside of Greenwood
on you can see Boundary
Falls an impressive
waterfall located a short two-minute walk from the highway. After that you
may want to kick back and relax, try taking a tour up to Jewel Lake Fishing
Resort where the world’s largest fresh water trout was caught. Maybe
you can break that record…
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