Relax! Our responsibilities, chores and deadlines for work are left behind while on vacation. Right?
But, after a two-week vacation, have you ever returned to your desk and found the stress is back in just a few hours?If you are looking for a vacation that rejuvenates and relaxes — away from tourists taking selfies or sellers hawking their merchandise, consider heading to a remote part of British Columbia.
Highway 97 going through this area is also known as the Gold Rush Trail and was just that in the late 1890s. The scenery includes bighorn sheep, black and brown bears with cubs in tow, wild horses, and domestic cattle dispersed amongst the massive cedars, spruces, Douglas-fir, and dogwoods. “Everyone on the West Coast has the same style, which is light, seasonal and local,” Gauthier said. “We use lots of vinaigrette, olive oils — less butter.”
The cabins are scattered not too far from the pool, gym, games room and dining area. The horse’s paddock, along with the pen for Lucky the pet pig, and the vegetable garden is close by.Article contentThere are more than a dozen activities available to guests. Hiking trails or mountain biking are easily accessible. Archery, and a shooting range offer something different for learners. Yoga classes, meditation and the spa provide ways to relax.
Connecting with the horses is part of the experience at Echo Valley Ranch. VERONICA HENRI/TORONTO SUN “The energy you give to your horse is the same energy you get back from them,” explains wrangler Emily Sparks. “If you go into the ride with a positive attitude, the horse picks up on this, and you know you will have an excellent ride that day.”This connection with horses is symbolic because it reflects the philosophy of Echo Valley Ranch. At this ranch, staying calm, connecting with nature and living in the moment becomes a part of the experience.
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