Pennywise Publication
Your Guide to West Kootenay Winters!
NEW Winter Guide to the Kootenays!
Looking for a great place to stay? Going shopping in Trail? Skiiing powder in Nelson. Back country sledding in the Selkirks?
Pick up your very own copy of the Go & Do Magazine. It is THE most comprehensive guide to the West Kootenay, showing you the history, events, festivals and places where you can find the most extreme, or relaxing, adventures.
The Go & Do Visitor's Magazine is distributed to Visitor Centres in Alberta, our southern neighbouring states, across BC and beyond. You can also pick up a copy at most of the businesses in the area.
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