Smithers is an alpine-themed, town nestled at the base of Hudson Bay Mountain.
The “Islands of the People” are known for Haida art and culture, great misty rainforests, fishing and amazing kayak expeditions.
Prince Rupert is a quaint coastal community perched on the edge of the ocean. This rainforest-edge port town hosts the BC...
Kitimat is a coastal industrial town, overlooking spectacular ocean inlets. It has a high percentage of second and third...
Terrace is a river fishing haven, with the Skeena running right through the small terraced city. The Nass Valley north of...
On the Alaskan panhandle north of Highway 16, Stewart has a frontier-style look in a small coastal town.
Way up in the Northwest corner of British Columbia, Atlin is a frontier town in an amazing mountain and glacier setting...
Kitwanga and Gitanyow are two small First Nations villages near the intersection of Highway 16 and 37. Known for amazing totem..
The Hazeltons are home of ‘Ksan Historical Village & Museum, a recreated First Nation village, plus many totem poles...
Burns Lake has poplar forests, amazing-but-uncrowded mountain bike trails (raved about in Bike Magazine) and a peaceful lake...
Vanderhoof is primarily an agricultural area, Vanderhoof features a riverfront bird sanctuary, prairie-like rolling fields...
Prince George is the big city of the north, but in reality it is a small industrial city, with two major rivers, a modern...
Mackenzie is a mill town with heart. An industrial planned community, the townsite is beside Morfee Lake, surrounded by...
Chetwynd is home to surprisingly detailed chainsaw carvings throughout the town, which are a legacy from Chetwynd’s annual...
Tumbler Ridge is all about waterfalls, mines and dinosaurs! Due to the geology of the area, there are many waterfalls...
Dawson Creek is Mile 0 of Alaska Highway, and is a prairie-like, wide skied area.
Fort St. John & Charlie Lake are Oil & Gas communities, and the beginning of a vast wilderness area (spreading north).
Fort Nelson & the Northern Rockies are a remote but beautiful area, where the northern Rocky Mountains peter out.