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About the Comox Valley
Discover the Comox Valley, a place where stunning landscapes, rich heritage, and a thriving community converge. From the rugged beauty of its mountains to the warm hospitality of its residents, the Comox Valley offers a captivating experience that will leave you inspired and eager to explore more.
The unique history of the Comox Valley
The Comox Valley is the traditional territory of the Puntledge, E’iksan and K’ómoks peoples. Today the three tribes are known as the K’ómoks First Nation. Comox, Courtenay and Cumberland are the three main communities that make up the Valley, stretching from mountains to sea. The Town of Comox is a seaside community that attracts recreational mariners to the Comox Marina where the catch of the day is only a cast away. Courtenay is the Comox Valley’s largest urban centre, where you’ll find urban amenities wrapped in small town charm and character. Cumberland celebrates its coal mining past while embracing the hip and contemporary.
Comox Valley communities
Discover the amazing communities that make up our beloved Comox Valley.
01. K’ómoks First Nation
The Comox Valley is the traditional territory of the Puntledge, E’iksan and K’ómoks peoples. Today the three tribes are known as the K’ómoks First Nation.
02. Comox
Nestled along the scenic coastline, the Town of Comox with its picturesque marina, charming streets, and abundant wildlife is the perfect retreat.
03. Courtenay
Courtenay is the Comox Valley’s largest urban centre, where you’ll find urban amenities wrapped in small town charm and character.
04. Cumberland
Cumberland is a historic village rich in coal mining heritage that is often embraced by outdoor adventure enthusiasts.
05. Mount Washington
Mount Washington Alpine Resort is a year-round recreation destination and receives some of the biggest snowfalls in North America.
06. Merville
Merville is a friendly hamlet 13 km from Courtenay in the Comox Valley, and turned 100 in 2019. This region was previously a logging hub.
07. Black Creek & Saratoga
Just 20 kms north of Courtenay, Black Creek & Seratoga offer a tranquil escape with scenic trails, serene waterways, and a relaxed rural atmosphere.
08. Union Bay
Union Bay is a small seaside community on the east coast of Vancouver Island that formerly a major shipping port for the mines in Cumberland.
09. Fanny Bay & Royston
Fanny Bay & Royston are small seaside villages that overlook the Salish Sea and the Gulf Islands with the Coastal mountains as a backdrop.
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