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Harrison Hot Springs, Canada ⎮ Ultimate City Guide
Discover Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, with our firsthand travel guide to Harrison Lake, mountain scenery, waterfront walks, hot springs heritage and the best nearby Fraser Valley attractions.
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Hollywood in Hope, Canada⎮20 Films Shot in the Mountains of British Columbia
Most visitors know Hope, British Columbia, as the home of Rambo: First Blood. But this small Fraser Valley town has appeared in many more Hollywood productions, from action thrillers to major blockbusters. Discover the stars, stories and filming locations behind Hope’s extraordinary movie history.
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HOPE, CANADA | ULTIMATE CITY GUIDE
One of our favourites. Discover Hope, British Columbia, through our firsthand travels, including the famous Rambo filming locations, chainsaw carvings, Hope Motorsports Events, mountain scenery, Fraser Canyon and some of Canada’s most memorable highway journeys.
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Cthulhu’s Fish & Chips Review | Hope, British Columbia
After exploring the famous Rambo: First Blood filming locations in Hope, British Columbia, we stopped for lunch at Cthulhu’s Fish & Chips. Here’s our firsthand experience of this small, colourful restaurant, the food, the friendly service and the interesting local history right outside its doors.
