Pemberton Valley - a Rich History, a Dynamic Future

Natural Resources - A Pemberton Tradition
Farming has been a mainstay of the Pemberton Valley since Europeans first settled here more than 100 years ago. Today, the fertile valley, located just 30 minutes north of Whistler, is known for its seed potatoes, for which it is a major supplier to British Columbia, Alberta, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and California. Natural resource industries such as forestry have also been vital to the social and economic growth of the Valley and surrounding area, while nearby Mt. Currie offers a vital First Nations community.

Village of Pemberton - Full Services
Copperdome Lodge is a 15 minute drive from the bustling Village of Pemberton. Pemberton is easy to reach by road and air. Highway 99 is a well maintained major provincial highway. Check out transportation options for getting to Pemberton and Copperdome Lodge.

The Village's airport provides access for fixed wing and helicopter traffic.

The Village offers a full range of services including retail, grocery stores, dining, vehicle repair, health care, including massage and chiropractic, and world-class outdoor recreation and activities.

The Valley contains an extensive trail network and a wide variety of outdoor recreation.

Pemberton - Your Gateway to Adventure