Imagine ... a mountain goat standing on the side of the mountain - where there's nothing to stand on; a grizzly bear swiping salmon from roaring rapids; a bald eagle soaring overhead; the call of the loon...the sights and sounds of wildlife surround Smithers. From the antics of the river otter, to majesty of the bull moose - the sighting of a wild animal thrills us all. When you come to Smithers - experience the wild side of life!
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DetailsThe largest natural freshwater lake in BC, home to several Provincial Park Campgrounds. Access from Smithers is approximately 65 km via an all-weather gravel and paved road.
DetailsMedium size lake, 37.5 km from Smithers. Boat launch and camping. Rainbow, cutthroat & Char (lake trout) available.
DetailsA public shelter managed cooperatively with the Bulkley Valley Cross Country Ski Club. Allows overnight stays of short duration. Opportunities to explore Goat Mountian and Harold Price Meadows. Skiing, hiking and horseback riding are the principal means of accessing shelter.
DetailsHike to the Prairie, Crater Lake and the South Peak of Hudson Bay Mountain, adjacent to Ski Smithers.
DetailsOpen site at confluence of Jonas Creek and the Telkwa River.
DetailsMcCabe Trail is one of the easier trails within the Babine Mountains Provincial Park. It's very suitable for children and novice hikers.
DetailsThousands of acres of undeveloped crown land for nature lovers who like to walk, bike, canoe, swim, ski snowshoe, and look for wildlife.
DetailsFirst Nations people gaff and net salmon using traditonal methods at this fierce canyon on the Bulkley River (40 km west of Smithers).
DetailsSmall, forested site adjacent to a small lake (with small fish). Wildlife and waterfowl viewing; canoeing opportunities. Poplular for family use.
DetailsPart of the expansive Babine Lake water system, Nilkitwa supports Rainbow Trout up to 14 pounds, Cutthroat Trout up to 2 pounds and Lake Char up to 25 pounds.
DetailsBabine Mountains Provincial Park: less than 30 minutes travel time to trailhead; trail departs Driftwood Creek Road at Sunny Point; easy grade; Joe L'Orsa Cabin
DetailsA small, remote, user maintained site. Minimal facilities. Used primarily by hunters. Lake provides opportunities for boating and fishing. Rough access road.
DetailsA small, grassy site in a very attractive setting. Beaver lodges and waterfowl can be seen on the lake.
DetailsMedium size, open site with heavy herbaceous vegitation. Canoeing, small boats, fishing and wildlife viewing. Access road too soft for motor home use.
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