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You are here: Home / Travel / Unique things to do in Agassiz

Unique things to do in Agassiz

June 17, 2019 //  by Black Press Media Staff

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Photo by Caroline Phillips

Circle Farm Tour

The Agassiz-Harrison area is renowned for its farming community, and a Circle Farm Tour is the best way to learn more about it. The self-guided tour includes stops across Agassiz and Harrison Mills, includes Sparkes Corn Barn, Muddy Waters Cafe and more. To see who’s part of the farm tour this year, visit www.circlefarmtour.com/agassiz-harrison-mills

Agassiz Street Market

Got a love for classic cars? Agassiz’s annual Street Meet might be the place for you. Organized by the Agassiz-Harrison Lion’s Club, the car show displays some of the community’s best antique, collector, modified and restored cars and trucks. Usually taking place in Pioneer Park each July each year, the Street Meet is a great place to enjoy the camaraderie and entertainment of a small town.

Photo by Jeff W.

Harrison Hot Springs Water Park

Need a place to cool off an a hot summer day? The Harrison Hot Springs Water Park is a floating park on Harrison Lake that includes a number of water slides, swings and even a teeter-totter. The park is operated by Harrison Watersports, who also offer Seadoo rentals, bumper boats and more.

The Old Cemetery

Nowhere else in Agassiz will you get a better sense of the town’s history than at the Old Cemetery. Located off Limbert Road in Agassiz, the cemetery climbs up the side of one of the local mountains. The steps up, although steep, offer a glimpse into Agassiz’s past. And when you finally reach the top, you can stand next to the grave of the Agassiz family, and look over the community they helped found.

Photo by IQ Remix (Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0)

Bridal Veil Falls

Cascading down 60 metres, Bridal Veil Falls is one of the areas most famous natural attractions. The short walk offers stunning views of the provincial park and, of course, the falls themselves. Located off Exit 135 from Highway 1, the park is open from May until October.

Agassiz Speedway

Get your engines revved and your race flags ready to go. The hottest ticket in town is for an unpretentious race track on 5045 Cemetery Road which boasts fast races and even better events. Check out the schedule online for race times and special events at www.agassizspeedway.com, or call 604-792-FAST (3278).

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