See the Puntledge River turn red with spawning salmon, watch the arrival of over-wintering trumpeter swans, book a tee time at a local golf course, catch a play or concert at the Sid Williams Theatre, drive or walk the Comox Valley Heritage Experience Tour, book a wine tasting tour, visit farms and wineries from the Comox Valley Growers Guide.

TOP TEN FALL THINGS TO DO!

The options for fall fun are plentiful, here’s a sample:

• Book a wildlife viewing tour
• Go mountain biking on over 250 area trails
• Get your Christmas shopping done early in Comox and Courtenay
• Walk in nature parks with colourful fall foliage
• Golfing can be fun whether you do it with family or friends. No matter if you are skilled and looking for deluxe championship golf course or just a non-golfer wanting to experience something new, Comox Valley has nine golf courses that is suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Book a tee time and hit the links for majestic views
• Visit tasting rooms at local wineries, distilleries & breweries
• Bring the kids to the u-pick pumpkin patches and festive farms
• Tour numerous local art studios and galleries
• Discover Aboriginal heritage and learn about the K’òmoks First Nation
• Take a paddle on the Puntledge River or Comox Lake and take in the fall beauty from the water.

Local Farmers’ Market, Food Producers

• Enjoy local produce at the year round Comox Valley Farmers’ Market or shop at the online Comox Valley Farmers’ Market store
• Buy off-the-boat salmon, tuna, and halibut at the Fisherman’s Wharf
• Buy fresh food from various food trucks at Comox Marina Park

Rainy Day Fall Activities

Raining outside? Comox Valley has various museums, art galleries, and theatres to keep you covered in a rainy day. Or why not take a Heritage Experience Walking or Driving Tour.