Things to see and do North

Kitimat is an ideal tourist destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Located in a spectacular natural setting, surrounded by the pristine mountains of British Columbia's north coast, the town offers a multitude of options for outdoor adventures. Whether it's sport fishing, hiking, winter sports or water sports, Kitimat has it all. Fishing enthusiasts will be delighted by the town's location on the banks of the Kitimat River and Douglas Canal. Hikers can explore the region's many trails, while water sports enthusiasts can enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery and beaches. In winter, winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. For the more adventurous, Kitimat also offers a network of forest roads and narrow trails perfect for ATVs and dirt bikes. In addition to outdoor activities, the town also offers a variety of restaurants, cafés and stores for visitors.

Turn to Hudson Bay Mountain Lookout to admire the glacier (before it bases…). Further, by continuing on Yellowhead, stop at the Moricetown Canyon: on this Indian reserve, 15 m of falls that the salmon make to go back in autumn.

Located 17 km northeast of Smithers, the park is rich in fossils. The most beautiful specimens are presented at the Bulkley Valley Museum (Yellowhead and Main Street in Smithers Tel (250) 847 5322).