Start your mural walk at the intersection of Park Ave. and Emerson St. where you can find three of Terrace's largest murals. There are all sorts of murals, public art pieces and art banners peppered throughout the downtown. Visit the Skeena Salmon Arts Festival Society's web page for information about the murals, locations and information about the artists.

The downtown area has dozens of murals, public art pieces and hanging banners. Check out https://skeenasalmonartsfest.com/murals for more information.

Located at the first viewpoint on the popular Terrace Mountain recreational trail, this art installation includes six metal wolves overlooking the spectacular Skeena River. This light hike up to see the wolves takes about 15 minutes and it’s worth every second of the approach. Don’t forget to pack your camera – photos of the wolves never disappoint, no matter the weather.

A cafe serving up delicious 'home cooked' meals with a stunning new outdoor patio.

Before heading back to the cottages for a well-deserved rest from the sun and fun, head to Mills Grills for a delicious dinner out. Tracey and the team make a mean BLT! A quick stop into Cunningham's Store for some snacks would make for a perfect movie night. 

Foster Lake Park is known for its scenic view, sandy beach, cool waters and playground area. The shaded shelters with picnic tables make for the perfect post-swim, lunchtime spot. The outdoor privy's and change room are a bonus too! ;)

Head to Pinecone Forest for a hike and some peaceful time in a canoe. This piece of wilderness is situated along the York River, where you will embark on a guided canoe trip to Conroys Marsh, a provincially protected wetland brimming with breathtaking views and aquatic wildlife. Whether surrounded by towering pines or paddling a sparkling river, you will be in awe of Mother Nature's rugged beauty! 

Located on Madawaska River in Combermere, Bent Anchor serves up easy food on a massive patio with great music, cold beer, and in-house smoked chicken and pork.

Gear up for a trip to Kamaniskeg Lake, where history comes to life. Here you will learn the story of the legendary Mayflower, a ship that sank in these waters in November 1912.

Local's Tip: If scuba diving is a past time of yours, you can explore this lake via flippers to locate the sunken Mayflower at the bottom. 

Kickstart your day with family rafting and lunch at the Madawaska Kanu Centre. Family owned and operated for three generations, the Kerkchoff and now Van Wick's passion for kayaking has made this a paddling mecca since 1968. Get ready to paddle and make unforgettable memories on the river!

Local's Tip: Be sure to call and add a meal when you're booking. MKC's kitchen is #FeastOn Certified and every single delicious bite is proof. 

Your home away from home for the next few days, York River Cottages is located just outside of Bancroft, along the beautiful York River. After you finish unpacking, you can sit by the river and enjoy the sunset!