Special thanks to the Best Western, VARDA, and the Village of Valemount for providing the following webcam accesses.
The Web Cam is pointed towards the Rockies and gives a view of the Hwy 5 and 5th Avenue intersection.
Plan your Adventure
The Valemount Visitor Centre is the ideal starting point for your trip to the region. The welcoming staff is eager to assist with local and provincial information, offering accommodation tips, activity bookings, brochures, guides, and maps—everything you need to plan your visit.
While you’re there, discover a variety of unique souvenirs and local creations. The centre also provides BC Freshwater Fishing Licences and free WiFi for your convenience.
September – June:
Monday–Friday: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Closed for lunch: 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Closed Saturday, Sunday, and Stat Holidays
June – August:
Monday–Saturday: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Open for lunch: 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Closed on Sundays
Valemount enjoys four distinct seasons, with warm summer days and snowy winters.
For weather updates, visit the Environment Canada website.
Summer is the perfect time to enjoy camping and outdoor adventures. However, it’s also wildfire season.
Respect campfire bans and stay informed about wildfire conditions.
Valemount is avalanche country. Before embarking on your snowy backcountry adventures, always check local and regional avalanche bulletins during winter to stay informed of the safety risks.
For real-time weather updates, several webcams are available to help you plan your trip:
• Highway 5 South, Best Western Webcam
• Village Webcam – Hwy 5 & 5th Avenue
• Allan Creek Webcam
• Valemount Airport
Valemount’s lakes and rivers are among the most beautiful spots in BC for boating. Some lakes have boating restrictions, and a Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC) is required for operating motorized boats in Canada.
You can get your PCOC by passing Transport Canada’s accredited online exam.
To cast a line in Valemount for trout, salmon, white fish and more, you’ll need a fishing license.
You can purchase it online at Service BC, the Valemount Visitor Centre, and the Mount Robson Visitor Centre.
For more information, visit Fishing BC.
Seek out wildlife in Valemount for a memorable hunting expedition.
To legally hunt animals in the Provice you must have a valid Hunting License. For more information, visit Hunting BC.
When visiting Valemount, please respect the land and its wildlife.
Avoid feeding the animals and ensure you don’t leave any garbage behind. Littering is illegal in British Columbia and can result in fines of up to $2,000, so always dispose of waste in proper receptacles.
Ambulance: 911
Valemount Health Centre: 250-566-9138
1445 5th Avenue
Valemount BC V0E 2Z0
Fire, Police, Search & Rescue: 911
RCMP (non-emergency): 250-566-4466
Monashee Motors: 250-566-4318
Tarmigan Towing: 250-566-4305
Abernathy K.P. Welding & Repair Shop: 250-566-9131
Thunder Valley Towing: 250-569-7007 or 250-569-0138