Harrison’s Hot Springs or Qwólts, the Halq’eméylem word meaning boiling water, were first used as a healing place by the Sts’ailes people. Mobi-mats allow you to get much closer to the water’s edge.Ĭontinuing westward the paved pathway ends in front of the Harrison Resort Hotel and from there turns to a hard-packed gravel path leading you to Qwóltz Park and the Source. There are several beach accesses along the lakefront, giving water accessibility using Mobi-Mats which provide firm traction for wheelchairs and mobility aids. Why not stop for a game of chess at the oversized chess board and challenge each other to a game, or continue along to the children’s playground and beach washrooms. The walkway is blanketed by grass on the lake side offering several cement picnic tables where you can stop to enjoy Harrisons stunning lake views. The paved walkway along the Esplanade path offers 5 wheelchair-accessible entry and exit points, located at the Harrison Resort, Harrison Lake Plaza, Maple Street, Chehalis Street, and the Boat Launch. As with most of our favourite pathways, this runs parallel to the lake and the views will not disappoint! On-leashed dogs are welcome to join you. The pathway through this park consists of hard-packed gravel, but continuing west past the boat launch it is completely paved.

This is a beautiful and easy walk through the shady trees which offer plenty of benches for resting and snack stops. Start in Rendall Park, located on the waterfront on the east side of the village. When reserving an accommodation check the Harrison River Valley Visitor Guide and look for the wheelchair symbol.Ī stroll along the Esplanade Walkway in Harrison Hot Springs is a favourite way to spend a day. There are also many accessible restaurants, stores, and attractions. The Harrison River Valley has a great variety of wheelchair-accessible hotels, cottages, and campgrounds. Our hope is that everyone enjoys the Harrison River Valley, both able-bodied people and those with diverse abilities or physical impairments.

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