Wow…now that was a rain event in the Comox Valley! Despite the emergency flooding at Dove Creek, we’re very grateful to share that Tannadice Farms is okay. All of our animals are safe, dry, and tucked well away from the water. So. Much. Water. Our hearts are with all our friends and neighbours…we hope everyone is staying safe, warm, and dry during this time. #ComoxValley #DoveCreek #Flooding #BCStorm #CommunityFirst #Grateful #FarmLife #TannadiceFarms #SoMuchWater #NeighbourhoodLove #BCFarms | T

11K views · 173 reactions | When the Comox Valley wakes up glowing.  Lately, our sunrises and sunsets have been nothing short of breathtaking — just like they are all year round.  ⁠ ️ quinn.webber via Instagram ⁠ We respectfully acknowledge that the Comox Valley Regional District is located on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land. | Experience Comox Valley | Facebook

From forest trails to the salmon run, a seaside sunset, and a couple of delicious stops in between — Emily & Josh (trailsofroo on Instagram) show us how to spend a perfect fall day in the Comox Valley. Start your morning at Seal Bay Nature Park (Xwee Xwhya Luq) — “a place that has beauty, beauty that is not only seen but also felt.” Take in the golden trails, salty air, and that quiet calm that only autumn brings. 🍂 Next, head to Downtown Courtenay to pick up lunch from Big Wheel Burger Courten

Hiking at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway