Surrounded by a canopy of mature trees, Kimberley Cominco Gardens creates a beautiful backdrop for weddings, graduations, and special occasions. Set on 5 hectares with over 48,000 colorful flowers in bloom, the gardens provide ample opportunity for great pictures, & exploration for guests. You'll see and smell giant dahlias, also known as "dinner plate dahlias," an extensive display of perennials such as Canterbury bells and foxglove as well as over 16,000 annuals that include Livingston daisies, marigolds and petunias. Cominco Gardens has long been a favorite among visitors to Kimberley.

Call (250) 427-5160 to book your special wedding day.

Bavarian City Mining Railway

Nestled in the Rocky Mountain Trench in the East Kootenay Region of B.C. is the City of Kimberley; the home of the historic Sullivan Mine and the Underground Mining Railway. The Kimberley Underground Mining Railway is owned and operated by the Sullivan Mine and Railway Historical Society. The Kimberley mining railway has been in existence, in one form or another, for 25 years and has developed into a unique tourist attraction.

Visit us and ride the rails through the beautiful Mark Creek valley as you listen to the history of Kimberley and the Sullivan Mine. Experience life as a miner at the underground Interpretive Centre. Participate in our mining show and be exposed to working mine equipment. Enjoy spectacular scenery and the occasional wild life as you travel to the Kimberley Alpine Resort. After a brief stop at the Resort Station you can learn more about Kimberley as you continue back to the Downtown Station.

Explore the Orpheum Theatre, the North Star Schoolhouse, the Miner’s Cabin, the Powerhouse, and the Caboose as part of your adventure into history.

Visit: www.kimberleysundergroundminingrailway.ca for more information.

Marysville is located just a short 10 minute drive south of Kimberley. The gateway community’s “Mainstreet” houses unique shops and cafes. Marysville Falls is just a short walk from off the highway. Take the easy accessible wooden walkway to the 100 ft waterfall. Remember to bring your camera, the view is breathtaking.