Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley are known for their breathtaking natural beauty and rich history. Whether you're a local resident, visiting the area, or researching to find out if it’s the place for you (hint - it IS!), plenty of books can help you discover and appreciate all this region has to offer. This post will highlight some of the best books featuring Chilliwack and the Valley, including fiction, guidebooks, and more.
Fiction:
The Fraser Valley: A History by John A. Cherrington - This novel explores the Valley's past, from the 18th century - when the Stalo people faced raids from the Yacultas - to the Victorian era - when settlers faced harsh conditions to build a community - to the 20th century where the impact of war and technology forever changed the Valley. It highlights the Valley's turbulent past of sasquatches, steamships, fur traders, and more, and shows how this history seems increasingly distant in the era of technology.
The Deadly Five by Raymond Maher - The Deadly Five is a novel set in 1858 during the Fraser River Gold Rush. It follows a group of adventurers navigating the treacherous river, their experiences meeting Indigenous people, forces of nature, and confrontations with other miners. They form an unlikely alliance and discover that friendship may be the greatest treasure on their journey. The novel is based on the real-life events of the gold rush and offers an exciting adventure filled with danger and intrigue.
Guidebooks:
Fraser Valley Abbotsford Chilliwack - Relive Your Rides by Sharon Bader - This guidebook will help you plan your outdoor adventures in the Fraser Valley. Written by a local, the book includes short to long trails perfect for biking or hiking. The book focuses on the areas of Abbotsford and Chilliwack, which are known for their compact trails that make it easy to create loops and combine different routes. So whether you're looking for a quick ride or an epic adventure, this guidebook has something for everyone.
Eating Local in the Fraser Valley: A Food-Lover's Guide, Featuring Over 70 Recipes from Farmers, Producers, and Chefs: A Cookbook by Angie Quaale - this cookbook and guidebook explores the culinary delights of the Fraser Valley. It includes over 70 locally-inspired recipes and features input from local farmers, producers, and chefs. The book consists of hand-drawn maps, itineraries for day trips, and a guide to the region's seasons. Whether you're planning a visit or just want to celebrate eating locally, this book offers a taste of everything the Fraser Valley has to offer. With more than 70 delicious recipes to choose from, you can savour the flavours of the region from the comfort of your own kitchen.
These books offer great ways to learn more about Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley and discover all this beautiful region has to offer. Whether you're interested in fiction, history, or outdoor activities, there's a book out there that will suit your interests. So, next time you're planning a visit to the area, check out some of these books and make the most of your trip!
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Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley are known for their breathtaking natural beauty and rich history. Whether you're a local resident, visiting the area, or researching to find out if it’s the place for you (hint - it IS!), plenty of books can help you discover and appreciate all this region has to offer. This post will highlight some of the best books featuring Chilliwack and the Valley, including fiction, guidebooks, and more.
Fiction:
The Fraser Valley: A History by John A. Cherrington - This novel explores the Valley's past, from the 18th century - when the Stalo people faced raids from the Yacultas - to the Victorian era - when settlers faced harsh conditions to build a community - to the 20th century where the impact of war and technology forever changed the Valley. It highlights the Valley's turbulent past of sasquatches, steamships, fur traders, and more, and shows how this history seems increasingly distant in the era of technology.
The Deadly Five by Raymond Maher - The Deadly Five is a novel set in 1858 during the Fraser River Gold Rush. It follows a group of adventurers navigating the treacherous river, their experiences meeting Indigenous people, forces of nature, and confrontations with other miners. They form an unlikely alliance and discover that friendship may be the greatest treasure on their journey. The novel is based on the real-life events of the gold rush and offers an exciting adventure filled with danger and intrigue.
Guidebooks:
Fraser Valley Abbotsford Chilliwack - Relive Your Rides by Sharon Bader - This guidebook will help you plan your outdoor adventures in the Fraser Valley. Written by a local, the book includes short to long trails perfect for biking or hiking. The book focuses on the areas of Abbotsford and Chilliwack, which are known for their compact trails that make it easy to create loops and combine different routes. So whether you're looking for a quick ride or an epic adventure, this guidebook has something for everyone.
Eating Local in the Fraser Valley: A Food-Lover's Guide, Featuring Over 70 Recipes from Farmers, Producers, and Chefs: A Cookbook by Angie Quaale - this cookbook and guidebook explores the culinary delights of the Fraser Valley. It includes over 70 locally-inspired recipes and features input from local farmers, producers, and chefs. The book consists of hand-drawn maps, itineraries for day trips, and a guide to the region's seasons. Whether you're planning a visit or just want to celebrate eating locally, this book offers a taste of everything the Fraser Valley has to offer. With more than 70 delicious recipes to choose from, you can savour the flavours of the region from the comfort of your own kitchen.
These books offer great ways to learn more about Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley and discover all this beautiful region has to offer. Whether you're interested in fiction, history, or outdoor activities, there's a book out there that will suit your interests. So, next time you're planning a visit to the area, check out some of these books and make the most of your trip!
Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley are known for their breathtaking natural beauty and rich history. Whether you're a local resident, visiting the area, or researching to find out if it’s the place for you (hint - it IS!), plenty of books can help you discover and appreciate all this region has to offer. This post will highlight some of the best books featuring Chilliwack and the Valley, including fiction, guidebooks, and more.
Fiction:
The Fraser Valley: A History by John A. Cherrington - This novel explores the Valley's past, from the 18th century - when the Stalo people faced raids from the Yacultas - to the Victorian era - when settlers faced harsh conditions to build a community - to the 20th century where the impact of war and technology forever changed the Valley. It highlights the Valley's turbulent past of sasquatches, steamships, fur traders, and more, and shows how this history seems increasingly distant in the era of technology.
The Deadly Five by Raymond Maher - The Deadly Five is a novel set in 1858 during the Fraser River Gold Rush. It follows a group of adventurers navigating the treacherous river, their experiences meeting Indigenous people, forces of nature, and confrontations with other miners. They form an unlikely alliance and discover that friendship may be the greatest treasure on their journey. The novel is based on the real-life events of the gold rush and offers an exciting adventure filled with danger and intrigue.
Guidebooks:
Fraser Valley Abbotsford Chilliwack - Relive Your Rides by Sharon Bader - This guidebook will help you plan your outdoor adventures in the Fraser Valley. Written by a local, the book includes short to long trails perfect for biking or hiking. The book focuses on the areas of Abbotsford and Chilliwack, which are known for their compact trails that make it easy to create loops and combine different routes. So whether you're looking for a quick ride or an epic adventure, this guidebook has something for everyone.
Eating Local in the Fraser Valley: A Food-Lover's Guide, Featuring Over 70 Recipes from Farmers, Producers, and Chefs: A Cookbook by Angie Quaale - this cookbook and guidebook explores the culinary delights of the Fraser Valley. It includes over 70 locally-inspired recipes and features input from local farmers, producers, and chefs. The book consists of hand-drawn maps, itineraries for day trips, and a guide to the region's seasons. Whether you're planning a visit or just want to celebrate eating locally, this book offers a taste of everything the Fraser Valley has to offer. With more than 70 delicious recipes to choose from, you can savour the flavours of the region from the comfort of your own kitchen.
These books offer great ways to learn more about Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley and discover all this beautiful region has to offer. Whether you're interested in fiction, history, or outdoor activities, there's a book out there that will suit your interests. So, next time you're planning a visit to the area, check out some of these books and make the most of your trip!
Exploring the Beauty of Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley through Books
Photo by: Photo Nic on Unsplash
Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley are known for their breathtaking natural beauty and rich history. Whether you’re a local resident, visiting the area, or researching to find out if it’s the place for you (hint – it IS!), plenty of books can help you discover and appreciate all this region has to offer. This post will highlight some of the best books featuring Chilliwack and the Valley, including fiction, guidebooks, and more.
Fiction:
The Fraser Valley: A History by John A. Cherrington – This novel explores the Valley’s past, from the 18th century – when the Stalo people faced raids from the Yacultas – to the Victorian era – when settlers faced harsh conditions to build a community – to the 20th century where the impact of war and technology forever changed the Valley. It highlights the Valley’s turbulent past of sasquatches, steamships, fur traders, and more, and shows how this history seems increasingly distant in the era of technology.
The Deadly Five by Raymond Maher – The Deadly Five is a novel set in 1858 during the Fraser River Gold Rush. It follows a group of adventurers navigating the treacherous river, their experiences meeting Indigenous people, forces of nature, and confrontations with other miners. They form an unlikely alliance and discover that friendship may be the greatest treasure on their journey. The novel is based on the real-life events of the gold rush and offers an exciting adventure filled with danger and intrigue.
Guidebooks:
Fraser Valley Abbotsford Chilliwack – Relive Your Rides by Sharon Bader – This guidebook will help you plan your outdoor adventures in the Fraser Valley. Written by a local, the book includes short to long trails perfect for biking or hiking. The book focuses on the areas of Abbotsford and Chilliwack, which are known for their compact trails that make it easy to create loops and combine different routes. So whether you’re looking for a quick ride or an epic adventure, this guidebook has something for everyone.
Eating Local in the Fraser Valley: A Food-Lover’s Guide, Featuring Over 70 Recipes from Farmers, Producers, and Chefs: A Cookbook by Angie Quaale – this cookbook and guidebook explores the culinary delights of the Fraser Valley. It includes over 70 locally-inspired recipes and features input from local farmers, producers, and chefs. The book consists of hand-drawn maps, itineraries for day trips, and a guide to the region’s seasons. Whether you’re planning a visit or just want to celebrate eating locally, this book offers a taste of everything the Fraser Valley has to offer. With more than 70 delicious recipes to choose from, you can savour the flavours of the region from the comfort of your own kitchen.
These books offer great ways to learn more about Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley and discover all this beautiful region has to offer. Whether you’re interested in fiction, history, or outdoor activities, there’s a book out there that will suit your interests. So, next time you’re planning a visit to the area, check out some of these books and make the most of your trip!
