Fraser Valley is the section of the
Fraser River basin in southwestern British Columbia, downstream from
the Fraser Canyon. After descending through the rapids of the Fraser
Canyon, the Fraser River emerges almost at sea level at Yale, over
100 kms inland. The river passes through some of the most fertile
agricultural land in British Columbia, as well as the heart of the
Greater Vancouver region, on its way to the mouth
of the Georgia Strait.
During the last ice age, the area that would become
the Fraser Valley was covered by a sheet of ice, walled in by
surrounding mountains. As the ice receded, land that had been covered
by glaciers became covered by water instead, then slowly rose above
the water, forming the basin that exists today. The valley is the
largest land form of the Lower Mainland Eco region.
This website is for reference only and refers to
wineries.Cider Houses and Meaderies,located in the south-west portion of the British Columbia, starting
with Hope and the area through which the mighty Fraser River winds
its way down to the sea. The wineries now extend from Vancouver to Chilliwack which is near the foothills of the Coastal Mountain Range .
In 2019 we decided it was necessary to separate those wineries located in the countryside with vineyards from those located in an Urban settings. Due to the nature of such cities as Delta, Richmond and Maple Ridge it was not that easy to place the wineries. In the future we will define the regions more.
The landscape is forever changing!
All meaderies and Cideries are listed separate. Our A-Z Listings can help you find your way
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URBAN Wineries
COUNTRY Wineries