Now Open! Townskate Ltd. is a family owned full service skateboard shop selling skateboards, skimbo
Family owned and operated Retail Sporting Goods Store servicing Powell River and Texada for 50+ years.
The Powell River Skating Club is a Skate Canada affiliated skating club serving the qathet region on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.
The Friends of the qathet Canoe Route Society is a local non-profit society. Route formerly known as Powell Forest Canoe Route.
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- Custom docks, ramps & gangways - Beach access staircases - Anchoring, maintenance & repairs - Cabin floatation systems - Marine fabrication (aluminum, steel, plastic) - HDPE welding - Excavator, barge & milling - Custom marine construction projects
Our Club welcomes persons of all ages to the wonderful sport of bowling, as visitors or new bowlers.
qDBA is a non-profit society dedicated to the adventure of off-road dirt biking in qathet Regional District, working with community partners to maintain a sustainable trail network for everyone to enjoy. memberships email [email protected]
Guided Learing Tours Wilderness Skills Primitive Skills Mushroom ID Wildcrafting Herbal First Aid Contact Brian (BushMan) Lee for more information
Texada skim boards grew from the awesome location of gillies bay beach on Texada Island and a love skim boarding. We have a few pop up shops seasonally and stock natural fibre, ethically made clothing and hats.
More skills. More fun. Our passion for mountain biking goes beyond riding.
We rent quality snowshoes & outdoor gear for you to enjoy the Knucklehead Mountain Range and other local destinations.
Get out on the water! We offer Stand Up Paddleboard rentals, delivered anywhere on Texada Island. Multi-day and group rates available.
Learn the art of flycasting from a certified flycasting instructor. I offer group or individual less
Used bikes from quality brands such as Trek, Kona, Rocky Mountain and Brodie.
5 months of glorious sunny days. And crabs too. We now have keeper crabs in the bay. With my canoe on the beach for my guests to use the feast is on.