Head into Manitowaning for the afternoon and check out the historical S.S. Norsile, located minutes away from the famous Manitowaning Lighthouse. Don't forget to stop by Loco Beanz cafe for some coffee and snacks before leaving - check out their hours of operation here
This municipal campground and trail network is located in Terrace but when you are exploring the trails, you'll feel like you are in the middle of the forest. These easy walking trails wind through towering trees, many of which feature carved faces and animals in the thick bark of the cottonwoods.
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.
Experience the incredible Egan Chutes Provincial Park, tucked away in Canada's mineral capital! Get ready for exciting adventures, from hiking trails to splashing in the Madawaska River.
It’s a treasured part of our national heritage and a world-class destination for travelers. It was built for conflict, but flourished through hospitality. People today come from far and wide to visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site and experience its completely unique blend of nature, history and outdoor fun.
Standing tall at a height of 553.3 meters (1,815 ft 5in), this #greattower is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Canada and a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers and tourists alike.
Descend 180 feet beneath the historic Niagara Parks Power Station to discover the 2,200-foot-long tunnel that lies under Niagara’s cathedral of power.