Chase
Welcome to Chase, a charming village in the heart of British Columbia’s magnificent wilderness, nestled cozily between the tranquil Little Shuswap Lake and picturesque Chase Creek. You'll be greeted by our mild winters and comfortable summers, promising a year-round pleasant climate.
Stepping into our town is like stepping back in time. Founded during the railway boom of the 19th century, Chase invites you to explore its rich historical tapestry, spun from the stories of the railway workers and the indigenous Secwepemc people.
Despite our modest population of nearly 2,500, Chase's community is vibrant and full of diversity. The local First Nations community weaves its very soul into the fabric of life here, preserving a strong harmony with the surrounding land. Our hearty local economy grows from the seeds of forestry, agriculture, and nature-loving tourism.
Block your schedules for our annual Chase Fall Fair and Corn Maze, a cultural treat that's not to be missed. Visit the Neskonlith Indian Reserve to trace the footprints of history, or immerse yourself in raw beauty at the Tsutswecw Provincial Park. Nature lovers will rejoice at our wildlife offerings—observe the remarkable Kokanee salmon during their epic spawning journey, or lose yourself along the myriad bird-watching and hiking trails.
Ease of access is our middle name, thanks to the Trans-Canada Highway coursing through our village. Fancy a scenic rail journey? We got you covered with our regular train services. Venture out a little further and discover the enchanting city of Kamloops and the incredible beauty of Adams River & Niskonlith Lake Provincial Parks.
For those seeking a sanctuary from the frenetic pace of life, you'll find it here in Chase. We live by the mantra of "The Slow Pace of Chase," offering a haven that combines quaint charm with breathtaking scenery—a delightful escape from the urban jungle.
Stepping into our town is like stepping back in time. Founded during the railway boom of the 19th century, Chase invites you to explore its rich historical tapestry, spun from the stories of the railway workers and the indigenous Secwepemc people.
Despite our modest population of nearly 2,500, Chase's community is vibrant and full of diversity. The local First Nations community weaves its very soul into the fabric of life here, preserving a strong harmony with the surrounding land. Our hearty local economy grows from the seeds of forestry, agriculture, and nature-loving tourism.
Block your schedules for our annual Chase Fall Fair and Corn Maze, a cultural treat that's not to be missed. Visit the Neskonlith Indian Reserve to trace the footprints of history, or immerse yourself in raw beauty at the Tsutswecw Provincial Park. Nature lovers will rejoice at our wildlife offerings—observe the remarkable Kokanee salmon during their epic spawning journey, or lose yourself along the myriad bird-watching and hiking trails.
Ease of access is our middle name, thanks to the Trans-Canada Highway coursing through our village. Fancy a scenic rail journey? We got you covered with our regular train services. Venture out a little further and discover the enchanting city of Kamloops and the incredible beauty of Adams River & Niskonlith Lake Provincial Parks.
For those seeking a sanctuary from the frenetic pace of life, you'll find it here in Chase. We live by the mantra of "The Slow Pace of Chase," offering a haven that combines quaint charm with breathtaking scenery—a delightful escape from the urban jungle.