Christina Lake's beauty and recreation opportunities extend far beyond what is considered by many to be one of Canada's finest family summer resort vacation opportunities. While the heat of the summer sun and the tranquility of the lake bring tourists back year after year and generation after generation, there is an amazing 'off-season' recreational paradise that locals and lucky travelers enjoy. The Christina Lake area even supports the adrenalin rush that hardcore outdoor enthusiasts travel the globe for. Eco-Tourists have silently been making repeat trips and experiencing everything nature has to offer in this area, yet preserving its anonymity. Christina Lake maintains a year round population of roughly 1500 but those numbers swell in the summer time as snow birds return and visitors flock to this area from all over the world. For people that are vacationing here for the first time be prepared - you could find yourself coming back year after year like the rest that have made this area their home away from home.

• Mountain Biking - this could be the very spot in the Country. From beginner to white knuckle trails there is something for everyone.
• Water Sports - there is fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing, - or just lounging. The water is warm and clean and inviting.
• Hiking - The Trans Canada Trail, Dewdney Trail and the Kettle Valley Railroad Trail all merge at Christina Lake as well there are day and overnight Trails surrounding the area and for all levels of hikers.
• Winter Sports - Red Mountain is only a 45 minute drive for excellent skiing or snow boarding and Phoenix Mountain is an easy drive away.
• Sightseeing - is everywhere. This area has a colorful history from the pictographs the Indians left on the rocks along the shores of Christina Lake, to the European settlers and the miners of the day and everything that came with them as they tried to strike it rich.