It is almost difficult to believe that Virgin River is among the longest series of Netflix, aired for six seasons and is renewed for the seventh, which will probably arrive somewhere later this calendar year. But although it may not be the strongest show that the famous Strimmer is being broadcast, Virgin River is a romantic drama, adapted by author Robin Carr's novels. He offers fans a lot of soap -style drama, focused on a huge ensemble over leading Lady Mel Monroe (Alexandria Breckenridge) and her now husband Jackec Sheridan (Martin Henderson). From the very beginning, the series had many stories separated from how Mel and Jackec encountered and are in charge. But even if the floor themselves are not hit at home, "Virgin River" is nothing less than a holiday for the eyes when it comes to the show locations.

If you watched each episode, you know that this show wants to throw a hypnotic attractive interstitial and establishes footage of the mountainous areas allegedly from the city of the same name of the Northern California where the story takes place. Carr has already confirmed that the city with names is not real, but that does not mean that the show's fans cannot imagine it. More importantly, it does not mean that fans cannot try to climb the places where this Netflix drama was filmed.

But there is an interesting twist if you are an American fan of the series. It is not only that Virgin River is not a real place or that it has to head north to find your locations. If you want to visit the locations where this show has been recorded, it is better to have your passport. Let's dig.

The initial stories of Virgin River were quite clear, as Mel escaped from the big city of Los Angeles to the small town of the same name in Northern California - partially escaping from the past demons and trauma and partially launching a new job as a nurse for a local doctor. Once in the city, Mel is gradually falling not only to Jackec, a charming, but haunted veteran in the Iraq war with a few skeletons in his closet, but also for the city itself, such as personified by the Doc, his pleasant mix of his wife and city mayor, During the six seasons, Mel went from being new to the city to the dedicated but fiercely independent wife of Jackec, while Jackec continues to tend to the bar, Doc handles aging from being a doctor, and other twists and turns inevitably descends with pike. But one of the most attractive aspects of the show is its location. The title sequence of each episode is a long, slow shot of some of the forests near the city of the same name, yet in reality, it is not even a view of the United States.

That's the way - it's not only that Virgin River is not real. Setting the show's key hasn't been recorded in California, as beautiful as places can occur. If you are a television watcher with an eagle, you may have guessed how much for the show locations based on the number of Canadian actors in the show's ensemble, but it is true: "Virgin Rivera" is fully filmed in British Columbia, specifically in the Vancouver area. Of course, this is far from the only title you can find shooting in this part of the world. The scout of the show site, V. Robert "Flifi" Millar, worked on many other productions, such as "" "Fifty shades of gray"Film series, that also recorded in Vancouver. Because "Virgin River" is just as much for its locations, as for people in those premises, some of the key settings - even those recorded on sound scenes or just partially out - were a source of miracle ... and a little natural terror.

When millar spoke on the Tudum page of Netflix For the site's remark, he and his team called on several key locations, such as the Barek Bar, which serves as a central place for most of the casts. Although the exterior of the rod is mostly realistic (of course it has a different name) and is "near the largest concentration of bald eagles in the world", Millar notes that the interior is shot in sound and suggests a second floor of the building that does not exist in real life. But for the most sincere fans of the show, yes, you can visit the bar as long as you are preparing for another name. Go to Bracandale, outside the river in Squamis, British Columbia and look for a barbecue from the basin.

Every long -standing show has regular recording locations, whether they are on the sound scene or not, and Virgin River is no different. One such location would be Mel's cab. Although the character eventually moved with Jackec (perhaps after a longer period of time than some fans expected or wanted), it has its own cabin when the series begins. While the interior, as Millar noted, was filmed on the sound scene, the production team faced problems with expansive photographic backgrounds that serve as external backgrounds, ensuring that what the audience sees looks terrible as much as it is really out of the windows of the real cabin. However, when the show was filming its fifth season, Millar learned that North Vancouver County "received a heritage grant to renew the cabin because it actually sinks."

Virgin Rivera fans know that the series has never been shy to use mother nature as a point of conspiracy; A recent story focused on the devastating rock slide, and there was also a wide varnish for tragic and monstrous fire. But the show has not yet engaged in showing what happens when or if one of the houses of the characters sinks in the ground. Millar notes that the biggest impact in the fifth season is that the production team simply could not shoot in the cabin during the city renovated it to secure its longevity. But natural logistics came on the way of some key scenes and sequences.

Millar also calls the season three episode of the show -focused on the Lumberian Games, a big event to bring the city closer together with some entertaining and vigorous activities. Although the area where the episode is filmed, Grub Mountain, is a location where the real-life games are taking place (including axis and rolling), the third season was produced at the height of the Kovid-19 pandemic. As such, the production team had to rely on the real life team that put them on these games while dealing with an awkward storm and snow moving with their efforts to carefully bring pieces of the set of the specific parts of the mountain where the episode was filmed. It is obviously a tough job that shoots a show like "Virgin River", which relies as much on a real natural bar as they are indoors.

Local parks and rivers of British Colombia only served to add to the visual depth and beauty of Virgin River. In the Tudum interview, Millar notes another episode of Season 3, based on the specific beauty of one of its locations. The episode finds Jackec in a fairly low place, and his former marini colleagues joined him for some outdoor adventures, including an intense part of the kayak. There is no green screen here; The scenes in question were filmed near a place called House Rock, and Millar himself was almost lost in the strongly forested area as he tried to consider specific places where the crew could shoot them.

The amount of characteristic, unusual and beautiful places in British Columbia that the Virgin River production team has been in six seasons of drama and quiet introspection has helped the play stand out among the many of Netflix. You can easily go on a big trip to Visit its very specific locationsThrough the parks, forests and small cities in real life. Even for the show's fans who may not know the bulky series of books, there is something really fascinating and attractive to the use of real external locations, despite the fact that those locations are nowhere in setting a Northern California show. It is a low price to pay for the amount of beautiful outdoor shots, enough to make you understand why Mel Monroe would avoid the fast pace of Los Angeles in favor of Sharm in a small town. Since Virgin River is approaching its seventh season, we can hope that the new episodes will show new parts of Vancouver (and that Netflix will never remove the play, as it happened With other titles in the past) and offer no more amazing natural beauty.