Anderson Flats, also known as Mission Flats or The Forks, is located within the traditional territory of the Gitxsan First Nation (People of the River of Mist) and is identified as Lax Lit Hetwit...

BC’s longest natural lake 177 kilometers long, Babine Lake offers prime fishing, boating plus providing a perfect setting for all manner of water sports.

Beaumont is a provincial government campsite, located on the east side of Fraser Lake where the original site of Fort Fraser was established in 1806 by Simon Fraser, 19th century fur trader and...

Picturesque Cottonwood Park is located on the lakeshore. It contains a W34 Junkers airplane replica and a steam shovel used in the 1930's on display. The 1/3 scale replica of a W34 Junkers...

Driftwood Canyon Park covers 23 ha of the Bulkley River Valley, on the east side of Driftwood Creek, 10 km northeast of Smithers. Driftwood Road reaches the park entrance 10 km from Highway 16....

The First Nations’ petroglyphs (Indian rock face carvings) are on the cliffs at Babine Lake, almost directly opposite the Pinkut Creek spawning channel.

Fraser Lake is the halfway point on Highway 16 between Jasper and Prince Rupert. Just two hours west of Prince George, the area offers beautiful resorts, countless recreation opportunities and...

There are three parks in Granisle:

• Copperview Park
• Granisle Memorial Park
• Chapman Park

And the surrounding forest area provides plenty of opportunity for hiking, hunting, camping...

The Hankin-Evelyn Trail at 8.5 km from Highway 16.  This hiking trail is operated by Recreation Sites and Trails BC.  It is a delightful trail, accessible all year, winding through stunning...

Houston’s Famous Grizzly spent a considerable amount of his life living in the geographical area known as “Hungry Hill”. This area is located a few miles West of Houston and has been home to many...