OVERVIEW
Terrace is a haven for the outdoor adventurer and is home to wildlife like moose and bears. Head to Shames Mountain for skiing and snowboarding in the winter or cool off with a refreshing swim in one of the local lakes on a sunny summer day. Terrace also offers fantastic fishing spots and opportunity to explore the surrounding wilderness.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC / Dave Silver
Hike forest trails
Pack a picnic and go hiking in Kleanza Creek Provincial Park along forest trails and through rock canyons. Keep an eye out for abandoned gold mines along the trails and spawning pink salmon in the creek.
Credit: Destination BC/Grant Harder
Kayak or canoe
Choose from many surrounding rivers or lakes and kayak, canoe or swim in pristine clear waters.
Credit: Destination BC / Dave Silver
Bike or rock climb
Rock climb or mountain bike at Copper Mountain, one of BC’s premier rock climbing locations. Look out for local wildlife including moose, and the spirit bear.
Credit: Destination BC / Grant Harder
Explore provincial parks
Hike, swim or fish at numerous provincial parks in the summer, including: Exstew Falls, Hai Lake Mount Herman, Sleeping Beauty Mountain and Kitsumkalum.
Taste local beer
Try delicious local craft beers at Sherwood Mountain Brewhouse.
Places to stay
TERRACE
Comfort Inn & Suites Terrace
This hotel features stunning mountain and river views and is near downtown and the airport.
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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.
Prince George
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.
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,
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