Location
- Home to 'The Moyie' the world's oldest intact passenger sternwheeler.
- Kaslo has a satellite campus of Selkirk Community College.
- The Kaslo Jazz Festival is held every August.
A product of the silver bonanza of the 1890's, the scenic community of Kaslo is set on a delta of the Kaslo River on Kootenay Lake, between the Selkirk and Purcell Mountains in southeast British Columbia. Old world charm and community spirit characterize the town with its tree lined streets and heritage houses. As the region's first city, Kaslo has a colourful history and proudly celebrates its strong British heritage with an annual celebration for Queen Victoria's birthday. There are several beautiful golf courses in the area, as well as hiking trails, lakes and rivers.
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