Raven Trail, Salmon Arm

Raven Trail, Salmon Arm

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Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

About Raven Trail, Shuswap, British Columbia

The Raven Trail is located in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, and features a flat 3 km trail with a wooden boardwalk and viewing platforms for bird watching. The area is one of the best bird-watching spots in the Shuswap region and is up there as one of the best in all of BC. The trail leads walkers through a migratory estuary and boasts a nice side trail that heads over a seasonal land bridge out to Christmas Island. The island is home to several species of Shuswap Lake waterfowl and is part of a network of trails called the Salmon Arm Nature Bay Trails.

The estuary is home to over 300 species of birds and they can seem to all be heard at the same time while wandering through the park. The western grebe is one of the more sought-after species for bird lovers to witness. The Bird Blind and Osprey Nest viewing trail also connects with the Raven Trail and is situated near a boat launch in front of the Prestige Harbourfront Resort.

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Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

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Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

Forshore/Raven Trail, Salmon Arm, British Columbia

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Guide to Travel Salmon Arm, British Columbia

Salmon Arm is a small and idyllic city that is located in the Shuswap region of British Columbia, Canada. It has a relatively small population of around 20,000 people and is the largest city in the Shuswap. A very popular tourist spot and in the summer months, Salmon Arm attracts visitors from all over who come to enjoy the city’s beautiful scenery, beaches, campsites, and houseboat rentals.

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