OVERVIEW
Take a scenic adventure along Highway 16 from Prince Rupert to visit Price George, known as the Northern Capital of BC. With over 100 city parks and almost 100 km of trails, there’s lots of fun to have in the great outdoors.
Top things to do
Experience ancient cedar trees
Walk amongst enormous ancient cedar trees in The Ancient Forest in Chun T’oh Whudujut Provincial Park.
Discover local history
Step into the past at the Huble Homestead Historic Site. Originally a fur trading post, Huble Homestead has been restored to its glory days, and is now a turn of the century living history museum with many heritage buildings and attractions for all ages.
Enjoy outdoor activities
Hike the winding trails along the shores of the Nechako River, go boating, picnic, view a series of tree carvings or relax at
Cottonwood Island Nature Park.
View the northern lights
Gaze at the stars and keep a look out for the Northern Lights at the Prince George Astronomical Observatory.
Hike or bike
Hike or bike Tabor Mountain in the summer, or go fishing all year round at numerous local lakes.
Places to stay

PRINCE GEORGE
Coast Prince George Hotel by APA
Coast Prince George Hotel by APA offers modern and spacious rooms in the heart of Prince George.
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PRINCE GEORGE
Prestige Treasure Cove Hotel
Just minutes from Prince George Airport and downtown, with a casino and fitness center.
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PRINCE GEORGE
Sandman Signature Prince George Hotel
Sandman Signature Hotel Prince George is a modern hotel in the centre of Prince George.
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Quesnel
Quesnel is located in the heart of the Cariboo region and offers a unique small-town charm. There are many options for outdoor activities, from hiking and fishing to wildlife spotting and rafting. Take a trip to the local museum to learn about Quesnel’s history or stop by Bowron Lake Provincial Park,
Barkerville
Visit the preserved gold-rush town of Barkerville for an authentic 1860s experience. Wander around the old town, explore over 100 heritage buildings consisting of saloons, museums, churches, homes, general stores, blacksmiths and more – all as part of a genuine experience designed to treat you to the sights and sounds of British Columbia during the 19th century gold rush.
Smithers
Smithers, BC is a small town between Prince George and Prince Rupert. With its lively cultural scene, there’s plenty to do in both the colder and warmer months. Enjoy festivals golfing, and fishing in the summer and skiing, snowboarding, and the Bulkley Valley Museum in the winter.
Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert offers an unforgettable getaway for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Visitors can enjoy whale watching, hiking and fishing, all while soaking in the area’s stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife.
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