Terrace - Travel & Tourism Guide Terrace - Canada

Hotel
Car
Flight

Transportation
- Book your plane tickets
- Car Rental
- Boat rental
Accommodation & stays
- Find a hotel
- Holiday rental
- Find your campsite
- Tailor-made travel
- Immersion travel
Services / On site
- Activities & visits
- Find a doctor
- Become a Member
- Write a review
- Suggest a place
- Suggest an event
- Tailor-made guide - MyPetitFuté
- Shop Petit Futé

Advertising

Located between Prince Ruppert and Prince George at the junction of the Skeena and Kalum Rivers, the small town of Terrace is populated primarily by members of the Tsimshians, an Aboriginal people of the Pacific Northwest Coast. Its name echoes the river terraces that formed during the Ice Age in the Skeena Valley. The town was founded in 1905 by George Little. The Terrace area is well worth a visit for its parks and various activities (sport fishing, skiing, kayaking, etc.) as well as for hiking through the nearby Grizzly Bear Sanctuary. Its forestry economy still serves the province of British Columbia today. The area is home to the Kermodei bear.