Version #4 of the Adventure guide (it's not a map!)

Our 4th version of the Adventure Guide in Port Alberni is now available! Supported by more than 125 local businesses and organizations the guide features graphics that showcase what to do throughout the area. This product will assist in local navigating but more importantly, it shows people via the graphics where things are and what there is to do. From adventure to sports to shopping to accommodations to dining out this guide has it all. Find them at the Visitor Centre and at our many advertisers (by early September 2019). This is a must-have for any organization that brings people to the valley. 

 

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OUR HISTORY

The moniker, Twin City, is actually a name not commonly used in the Alberni Valley anymore. As such, many don’t realize the historical significance. However, Prior to 1967, there existed two distinct municipalities, Alberni and Port Alberni. The residents during this prosperous era had the bustling Port and Pulp Mill to thank for one of the highest annual incomes in Western Canada.

Then came the tsunami. Triggered by an earthquake in Alaska, the tidal wave swept up the inlet in March 1964, destroying homes and businesses in both communities. It took teamwork and co-operation to get Twin City back on track, and as residents saw the benefits of working together, the urge to merge grew stronger.

 

Port Alberni has had its own struggles in the years since the amalgamation. However, at its core, it remains a tightknit community where teamwork and co-operation are still used to create real positive change. The history of Port Alberni is inspiring to us and we are very proud to call it home.

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