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Kootenay Lake is the largest natural lake in southern British Columbia cradled within the Selkirk Mountains and bordered by the Purcells to the east. The area around Kootenay Lake is largely wilderness, where wildlife that could be encountered includes deer, elk, moose, black bears, foxes, raccoons, coyotes, cougars and mountain goats. Wetlands at Crawford Bay and the north and south ends of Kootenay Lake provide habitat for migrating and nesting birds including swans, pelicans and the Canada goose. Enjoy fishing, golfing, boating, hiking, swimming, and exploring the many attractions and artisans in the surrounding communities. See links for more area information.

Community	Driving Time
Cranbrook, British Columbia	1 hour 45 minutes
Calgary, Alberta	6 hours 15 minutes
Edmonton, Alberta	9 hours 15 minutes
Lethbridge, Alberta	5 hours 30 minutes
Kelowna, British Columbia	6 hours
Vancouver, British Columbia	9 hours 45 minutes
Spokane, Washington	3 hours 45 minutes
Coeurdalene, Idaho	3 hours 15 minutes