Visit Terrace 2015 - Visit Terrace, BC

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Visit
Terrace
Haida
Gwaii
Prince
George
TERRACE
Vancouver
1.877.635.4944
www.VisitTerrace.com
Over 18 stores under 1 roof
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!
• Ardene
• Bea’s Flowerland
• Bentley Bag & Luggage
• Bootlegger
• Chill Out
• Cooks Jewellers
• Dollarama
• Ella
• Northern Reflections
• Ricki’s
• Save On Foods
• Shefield Express
• Sportcheck
• Suzanne’s
• The Source
• Telus
• Warehouse One
• Winners
for hours and more info:
/skeenamall
@skeenamall
4741 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, BC
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37N
Meziadin Junction
Meziadin Lake
Stewart
To Hyder, Alaska
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Cranberry
Junction
Circle Tour Routes
Stop by for answers to your
travel questions, book trips &
accommodations, get maps, brochures
and information on the Terrace
area…as well as other regions.
ph: 250-635-4944
1-877-635-4944
4511 Keith Ave. Terrace “follow the signs”
www.VisitTerrace.com • [email protected]
Nass Camp
XX Cranberry Connector
37N
XX Heritage Discovery
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37
To Prince George
Gitlakdamix
Gitwinksihlkw
Gingolx
(New Aiyansh)
(Canyon City)
(Kincolith)
Lava Beds
Kitwanga
‘Ksan
PrinceTerrace
Rupert
Skidgate
16
The
Hazeltons
Smithers
Burns
Houston Lake
Laxgalts’ap
Fort St.
James
Rosswood
Prince
George
16
Kitimat
Kitsumkalum Lake
Vanderhoof
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Barkerville
Quesnel
(Highway 113)
Williams Lake
To Prince Rupert
Terrace
100 Mile House
Clinton
Port Hardy
Lillooet
19
Campbell River
Courtenay
Lytton
Northwest
Regional
Airport
Vancouver
Vancouver
Island
16
Nisga’a Highway
97
Port McNeill
Seven Sisters
Mountains
(Greenville)
Nanaimo
1
Hope
Kitimat
Duncan
Victoria
Refer to Getting Here Pg. 2 for more details.
What’s Inside
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Get Here & Home Again
Welcome to Terrace
Explore Our World
Top 20 Things To See & Do
Uncovering Terrace’s Roots
First Nations Culture & History
Get Back to Nature
Wild Salmon & Steelhead
Outdoor Adventures
Terrace Area Map
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Thornhill Map
Summer Fun: Activiites
Summer Fun: Action Sports
Winter Fun
Stay & Enjoy
A Taste of Terrace
Restaurant Guide
Leisure Services
Catch our Spirit
Festivals
Kids Fun
Visitors’ Directory
Meet our Neighbours
This guide is available as PDF at www.VisitTerrace.com
CREDITS:
Tourism Manager: Tyler Clarke
Travel Guide Committee: Debbie Letawski,
Bruno Belanger, Tyler Clarke
Layout & Design: Sandra Smith / Designworks
Printing: Mitchell Press
Ad Sales: The Terrace Standard / Black Press
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KERMODEI TOURISM Toll Free: 1.877.635.4944
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A special thanks to our contributors and advertisers.
© 2015 Kermodei Tourism Society
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Get Here & Home Again
By Air
Airport info: www.yxt.ca
Airlines: www.hawkair.ca
www.flycma.com
www.aircanada.ca
www.airtindi.com
www.westjet.com
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Circle Tour Routes
37N
XX Cranberry Connector
37
XX Heritage Discovery
‘Ksan
PrinceTerrace
Rupert
Skidgate
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
The
Hazeltons
Smithers
Fort St.
Burns James
Houston Lake
Prince
George
16
Kitimat
Vanderhoof
16
Barkerville
Quesnel
97
Williams Lake
100 Mile House
Clinton
Port Hardy
Port McNeill
Lillooet
19
Campbell River
Courtenay
Lytton
Vancouver
Vancouver
Island
Nanaimo
1
Hope
Duncan
Victoria
By Vehicle
Driving Routes www.hellobc.com
Hwy Conditions www.drivebc.com
Most visitors drive Highway 16 to Terrace
to take advantage of the incredible
scenery along the way. Driving to
Terrace from Vancouver, Calgary, or
Edmonton is a must for anyone whether
it’s your first time in Canada or your
have lived here your whole life. Plan
to take several days to allow you to
maximize the time in the communities
and stops along the way. Don’t forget to
keep your camera handy as this drive is
home to more wildlife than anywhere in
BC! For more info about the drive and
best routes check out some of the more
popular Driving and Circle Routes in BC
at www.hellobc.com
Fuel and Diesel: There is no need to
worry as there is no shortage of Large
and small communities along the way to
get gas/diesel or grab a bight to eat.
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Car Rental: Should you require a vehicle
while in Terrace there are many trusted
car rental businesses which offer visitors
a variety of options for transportation
including vehicles equipped for winter
driving.
By Ferry
www.bcferries.com
A popular BC circle route, the Heritage
Discovery, entails taking the ferry
between Vancouver Island andthe
Mainland, stopping in Terrace when
driving to or from Prince Rupert.
The ferry is capable of carrying large
RV’s and motor homes. This 15 hour
journey takes your through the
spectacular Coastal BC waters and it is
not uncommon to see whales, eagles,
and the pure splendour of BC’s inside
passage. Find all you need to book your
trip on the BC Ferry website.
The Kitimat-Terrace Regional Airport
is the largest in the area with about
10 direct daily flights to Vancouver,
as well as flights to a host of other
Northwestern communities. Your choice
of airlines from the Main Terminal at
Vancouver’s YVR airport are Air Canada,
Central Mountain Air, Westjet, and
our Northern airlines of Hawkair who
all provide excellent value and service.
Central Mountain Air, Westjet and Air
Canada also offers flights to Calgary’s
YYC Airport.
By Rail
www.viarail.ca
Did you know that you can travel the
length of our great country via train?
VIA Rail trains pass through Terrace
several times a week travelling between
Prince George and Prince Rupert.
Weaving in and out of the mountains
passing by raging rivers, the train allows
access to wilderness sights and scenery
not visible from the highway. The Via
Rail station is located at the George
Little House at the base of Kalum Street.
Passenger trains don’t run every day. For
Information about traveling by train can
be found on Via rail’s website.
By Bus
www.greyhound.ca
Travelling on a budget or looking for
a simple solution to getting around in
BC, Greyhound Canada has a station in
Terrace with daily departures heading
in all directions. Call 250.635.3680 for
local schedules and fares.
By Bike
During the summer, many cyclists pass
through town on BC adventures. It’s
best for bikers to thoroughly research
local terrain before traveling through the
area, but local bike shops are more than
happy to assist should any technical
difficulties arise.
Watson Lake
Atlin
BC Tourism Regions
XX Northern BC
Dease Lake
XX Cariboo Chilcotin Coast
Fort Nelson
XX Thompson Okanagan
Telegraph Creek
XX Kootenay Rockies
XX Vancouver, Coast & Mountains
XX Vancouver Island
Fort St. John
Stewart
Hudsons Hope
New Aiyansh
Hazeltons
Mackenzie
Kincolith
Masset
Prince
Rupert
Smithers
Terrace
Tumbler Ridge
Houston
Burns Lake
Kitimat
Queen Charlotte City
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Fort St. James
Prince George
Vanderhoof
Sandspit
McBride
Wells
Quesnel
Bella Bella
Bella Coola
Mt. Robson
Barkerville
Valemount
Anahim Lake
Williams Lake
100 Mile House
Golden
Clearwater
Revelstoke
Cache Creek
Port
Hardy
Kamloops
Lillooet
Port
McNeill
Pemberton
Whistler
Campbell River
Merritt
Lytton
Vernon
Kimberley
Kelowna
Comox
Courtenay
Princeton
Vancouver
Tofino
Salmon Arm
Hope
Nelson
Penticton
Osoyoos
Fernie
Cranbrook
Trail
Nanaimo
Victoria
Car, Truck, SUV rentals
Terrace • Terrace-Kitimat Airport
Kitimat • Prince Rupert • Stewart
Tel: 250-615-7419 Toll free: 1-800-463-1128
www.hertz.ca
Worldwide Reservations: 1-800-263-0600
Aeroplan accepted
Large selection of on-site vehicles.
Call now!
Final
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After exploring Terrace’s natural beauty, come on down to Chances Terrace. Try your luck at
bingo or at the slots. Chances Terrace has many exciting monthly promotions throughout the year.
Cheer on your favorite sports team on the big screen TV’s.
Hungry? Try our delicious menu from BBQ chicken, rib dinner, crispy breaded chicken wings to
our southwest bacon burger. A trip to Terrace isn’t complete without a visit to Chances.
4410 Legion Avenue, Terrace, B.C., V8G 1N6
250-635-2411
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Welcome to Terrace
On behalf of Council and the
people of Terrace, I would
like to extend our warmest
welcome and invite you to visit
our spectacular community to
see why Terrace is considered
the heart of Northwest BC.
MAYOR CAROL LECLERC
A Message from
the Mayor of
Terrace
Our beautiful city, a jewel ringed by mountains, gets its name
from the terraces carved by glaciers that moved through the
Skeena River Valley thousands of years ago. The First Nation
people of the area are one of the oldest populations still
occupying the same land as their ancestors, which is why our
community is so rich in Aboriginal history, culture and art.
Terrace boasts year-round recreational opportunities for the
whole family. The choices are endless: world-class fishing on
the Skeena River, hiking trips through the backcountry, cycling
along city paths or mountain biking down steep terrain. Go
golfing at the base of a majestic mountain, raft down a raging
river, or ski exhilarating slopes or along peaceful Nordic trails.
A Message from
OVERLOOKING TERRACE
scene through my eyes
Terrace embodies the spirit of super, natural British Columbia.
We’re proud of our small town roots and heritage but we also
deliver on all the amenities visitors desire, from modern retail
businesses, restaurants, and a thriving arts community to the
largest Farmers’ Market in Northern BC.
With the unsurpassed beauty of the area, together with a
vibrant, growing community, living here all comes down to
quality of life. Whether you stay for a day or make Terrace
your new home, you’ll find a welcoming community and
discovery in every direction.
Mayor Carol Leclerc, City of Terrace
the Tourism Manager and Board of Directors
A warm welcome to visitors from near and far. We believe
in our community and are delighted to share our passion for
Terrace and the surrounding region. Make sure to drop by the
Visitor Information Centre located at 4511 Keith Ave. where
our friendly staff will be happy to assist you with your travel
plans - from booking your accommodation to transportation
reservations to organizing tours.
A special thanks to the regional businesses who have
advertised in this year’s guide. With their support we
continue to share with the world why Terrace is a worldclass destination.
Stay Connected -We want to hear your stories and see your
photos of your travels.
Join us and other travelers for up-to-date information
online at www.visitterrace.ca or find us on Facebook by
searching Visit Terrace.
Happy trails.
TERRACE VISITOR INFO CENTRE
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2015 Summer Events
not to be missed!
XX Founder’s Day March 10
XX Pacific Northwest Music Festival
Thurs. April 16 - Sat. May 2
XX National Aboriginal Day June 21
XX Farmers Market is every Saturday
from May to October
XX Flea Market is every Sunday from
May to October
XX Spring Studio Tour May 16-18
XX Summer Arts Festival
www.artsterrace.ca
Fast Facts
XX The Skeena River is North America’s
largest un-dammed river and second
longest river in BC with up to 5 million
spawning salmon a year
Explore
Our World
As the sun hits the highest snow-capped mountain peaks, descends into the
vast valleys and illuminates the moss-drenched rainforest and glacial rivers,
you know you have arrived in no ordinary place. It’s here First Nations legends
come alive, the mysterious white Kermodei Bear roams free and the fish draw
anglers from around the globe.
It’s no wonder ‘Terrace-ites’ live for the great outdoors all year round. Whether
it’s making epic powder turns, diving into crystal clear water or climbing to
timberline, the options are endless.
Add warm smiles and greetings as you walk the streets and visit our many
shops, eateries and places to stay and you’ll soon discover why Terrace is the
heart of the Skeena Valley and North Coast Mountains.
Step Back Into Our Pioneer Past
Open 10:00 - 6:00 Daily
June through August.
Groups Welcome.
250-635-4546
www.heritageparkmuseum.com
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XX Population: In the summer months
you’ll find more salmon than people,
a million more actually. With approx.
12,000 people residing in Terrace,
and 17,000 in the surrounding area
of Kitimat-Stikine, our numbers are
nothing compared to our
slippery friends.
XX Elevation: 713 ft / 217 m
XX Top 5 Languages: English, French,
Punjabi, German, Portuguese
XX World-record catch: In 2001 a German
visitor landed a 99 pound Chinook
Salmon on the Skeena River
Terrace, BC
Tel. (250) 615-7852
1-866-324-5617
email: [email protected]
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Scenic and Historic Driving tours in Northwest BC
Join our small group tour through the mountains and villages of the Skeena and Nass
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Top 20 things to
01 STROLL OR ROLL on the Grandtrunk
Pathway & grab an ice cream on the way.
02 EXPLORE HERITAGE PARK & learn how
Terrace came to be.
08 TAKE A LEISURELY WALK at Kleanza
14 VISIT THE EVER POPULAR FARMERS
09 VISIT EXSTEW FALLS on your way to
15 TAKE IN THE RIVERBOAT DAYS
Creek Provincial Park & picnic next
to the creek.
Prince Rupert.
03 Drive the SHAMES MOUNTAIN ski hill
MARKET on Saturday morning & why
not stay for lunch.
celebrations in August.
road to the switchback for a view you’ll 10 WALK OR RIDE the Twin Spruce Trail 16 ENJOY one of the many great locally
at Lakelse Lake Provincial Park.
owned and operated restaurants.
never forget.
04 DRIVE TO KITSELAS CANYON & see the
11 CHECK OUT a local café for a peek
beautiful totems & longhouses, & take
into Terrace’s lifestyle.
a picture overlooking the canyon & the
12 VISIT one of our many bustling shops
mighty Skeena River.
in downtown.
05 HIKE TERRACE MOUNTAIN & have lunch
13 BORROW A BIKE from the
overlooking town.
Community Bike Loan program to
06 TAKE A DIP in Lakelse Lake.
explore the Howe Creek trail & see
Terrace from a different view.
07 CATCH A SALMON–maybe yours will be
the next World Record.
17 Have a RELAXING DINNER out.
18 EXPLORE our rivers with a
professionally guided fishing tour.
19 JOIN A CULTURAL TOUR or take
the historical building tour walk in
downtown Terrace.
20 VISIT THE HISTORIC George Little
House to learn some of Terrace’s rich
history.
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George Little House
Uncovering Terrace’s Roots
In the spring of 1905, George Little left the
hustle and bustle of the Yukon Gold Rush
and snowshoed over the Kitimat Trail to
the shores of the Skeena River. As he gazed
over the magical vista he envisioned a life
of opportunity. When the government
opened the land for sale George staked his
claim on acres including the site, which
Terrace stands today. He established a
homestead and sawmill in response to the
needs of the new railway and donated nine
acres of land so a new railway station could
be built, transforming Terrace into a busy
commercial hub. George married Clara
Beste in 1912 and together they raised a
family of five children. Nearly one year
before his death in 1955, George rode the
first Canadian National Railway train to
make the Terrace – Kitimat run over the
route he first snowshoed nearly half a
century earlier.
Several years ago, the City of Terrace
restored George Little’s home to its original
state and moved its location to the bottom
of Kalum Street. The building that was
once home to our city’s founder, now
welcomes train passengers as the VIA
Rail Station. Here you’ll also find local
handicrafts, cultural artifacts, and antiques.
On Sundays in the summer be sure to
peruse the Flea Market full of eclectic
finds and hidden treasures. Founder’s Day
is celebrated every March in honour of
George Little.
GEORGE LITTLE HOUSE
TIP: For the soul of the Skeena look to the totem carvings,
listen to the songs and drumbeats and marvel at the artistic
genius of the Tsimshian, ancient people of the “River of Mists.”
KALUM LAKE g. genge
High in the coastal mountains of
Northwestern British Columbia, at
the edge of the Spasizi Plateau, the
Skeena River begins its 610 kilometre
run to the Pacific. Much like today,
the mighty Skeena has been the
region’s lifeline for millions of years.
The Tsimshian were the first people
to occupy the area more than 10,000
years ago and they depended on
the river for survival. At the turn of
the century the Skeena became an
important transportation artery for
pioneer settlers, traders and miners.
And so began the era of the riverboats
shipping valuable goods up and down
the river. Today you’ll find lone or
groups of fishers landing the big one
along the river banks or cruising the
currents in their boats.
SKEENA RIVER WEST
The Skeena River
Kalum Lake, located 25km north of Terrace,
is a great location to go canoeing, fishing, or
camping with your family. The campground
runs on a first come, first serve basis and
does not accept reservations.
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TIP: The friendly staff at the Little
House provide a warm refuge and
wealth of information for both visitors
and locals alike. Be sure to drop by for
a good ol’ fashioned Terrace welcome.
You may even meet one of George
Little’s descendants.
George Little Park and Spirit Square
The Kwinitsa Foreman’s Residence and Grand Trunk Pathway
At the heart of the community is Terrace’s
landmark park, preserved in the memory of
the town’s founder, George Little. This central
gathering place celebrates its 100th year in 2011.
With lots of room to move and play, you can
throw a Frisbee or take a workout at the Green
Gym, the outdoor fitness training centre, while
the kids test their skills on the miniature skate
park and have fun in the playground. Centered
around amazing mountain ranges form a
majestic backdrop make it the perfect spot for
everything from small family picnics to large
community gatherings. centering around the
newly constructed Spirit Square and outdoor
stage. George Little Park is also the site of the
Public Library, Art Gallery, as well as, the Farmer’s
Market, which takes place on Saturdays from
May to October.
Explore the only residential building of the Canadian National Railway
known to survive the area. The Kwinitsa Foreman’s Residence was home
to a succession of foremen who worked at the Kwinitsa station (71.5 km
west of Terrace) and supported the rail line between Terrace and Prince
Rupert. In summertime indulge in a cool treat while enjoying the
mountain vista from the adjoining patio.
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Throughout the summer months,
various events are held in George
Little Park which features local
musicians. For more information
please visit www.visitterrace.com
You can also take a stroll along The Grand Trunk Pathway, taken from
the name of the first railroad to forge across the north. Ideal for walking,
jogging, cycling or rollerblading, this 1.6 km paved walkway runs
parallel to Hwy 16 and features a series of interpretive signs that provide
interesting details on historical events and monuments. Locals call it ‘The
Millennium Trail’ as it officially opened in 2000.
Rosswood
Drive north on Hwy #113 for 43km’s
Discover the charm of Rosswood, a 45 minute drive North along the
Nisga’a Hwy 113. This neat little community is famous for the crystal
clear mountain spring water flowing from their ‘Peeing Tree’, which is
said to have healing qualities to it. The area is home to hundreds of bald
eagles, spawning Salmon, swans and beautiful mountain vistas. Who
knows you might even catch a glimpse of a sneaky fox, wolves, moose, a
grizzly bear or even an elusive Kermodei bear. Kalum Lake is one of the
largest and deepest lakes in the area and his home to great fishing and
hosts a new boat launch. Kitsumkalum Provincial Park is located at the
south end of the lake and is considered a user maintained campground
and has no overnight fees. Stop by the General Store for a coffee and
snack, as well as, visit or stay at the Community Campground where you
may find the Archery Club in action.
Heritage Park Museum
An elaborate wreath woven from the hair of Terrace’s founding
family, an enormous bear skin, and the community’s first fire truck:
the strangely ordinary lives of early settlers in the Terrace area
are on display in the eight authentic log cabins at Heritage Park
Museum. Tour exhibits on mining, forestry, farming, trapping,
homesteading, and transportation. Trace the ecological history of
the area in the organic heritage garden, watch a demonstration in
the blacksmith’s shop during special events, or simply have a picnic
lunch in the parklike setting. Admission by donation.
HERITAGE PARK MUSEUM
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HERITAGE PARK MUSEUM
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Visits by donation; May 15-31 M-F 10-6, June 1-Aug 31 seven days a week 10-6,
Sept. 1-April 30 tours by appointment.
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USK CHAPEL
UUsk
The Old Bridge
22 km’s east of Terrace towards Kitwanga
Access the old bridge via Lakesle Ave
East of Terrace along Hwy 16 stands
the Usk Chapel, a charming little
replica of a church that was destroyed
in the great 1936 flood. While you’re
there be sure to take a ride on the Usk
Ferry, a rare reaction powered ferry
that travels across the Skeena River
to the rural community of Usk. Its
history dates back to 1912 with the
building of the right-of-way for the
Canadian Pacific Railway.
The Old Bridge is an historical feat
of engineering that once boasted
the title as the longest, single lane,
wood decked, curved bridge in North
America. Constructed to allow people
and vehicles to easily cross the Skeena
River, the rock outcroppings under the
bridge became a formidable obstacle for
the sternwheelers. As such, ringbolts
were anchored in the rocks to help the
riverboats navigate their way safely
through the canyon on their journey
A NEW HOTEL located in a quiet part of the city, Rest Inn is only 5 minutes drive
from the downtown, 10 minutes from the airport and in walking distance to
Skeena River.
• Complimentary shuttle service to and from the
airport, 24 hour reception with friendly and
polite staff.
• Free Wi-Fi and business centre, room selection
with or without kitchenette, with all rooms
equipped with a flat screen satellite TV with
DVD player, full cable including all sports and
movie channels, refrigerator, microwave, coffee
machine, toaster, electric kettle and iron.
• All new furniture and fittings.
• Laundry facilities available.
• Excellent restaurant/pub next door.
Rest Inn - 4326 Lakelse Ave, Terrace, BC V8G 4V2
upstream. These ringbolts are still
visible in the rocks at the west end of
the bridge.
The Kitsumgallum Cemetery
Here rests many of our pioneer
ancestors including George Little
and his family. The Kitsumgallum
Cemetery is located at the top of the
first hill on Kalum Lake Drive. Next
to the cemetery you’ll find an original
trail that looks out across the valley.
• Located 5 minutes’ from Terrace
town centre, this RV park offers
RV sites with full hook-up.
• A launderette is located on site.
• Free WiFi is included.
• Each RV site at Rest Inn RV Park features a picnic
table and gravel ground cover.
• Electricity is offered in 30 and 50 amp.
• Guests have access to shared bathroom facilities.
• A sanitary dump station is available at RV Park Rest
Inn Terrace.
• Skeena Valley Golf & Country Club is 10 minutes’
drive from this Terrace RV park. Heritage Park
Museum is 3 km away.
RV Park - 4342 Lakelse Ave, Terrace, BC V8G 4V2
Phone: 250-635-7216, 1-800-663-3123 • www.restinnterrace.com
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The Northwest is home to a rich history of First Nations
culture that dates back to “time immemorial”. Many
opportunities exist to uncover authentic First Nations
experiences that are based on the traditional lifestyle. Visit
the Tsimshian communities closest to Terrace – the Kitselas
and Kitsumkalum. Take a day trip to visit the Haisla in
Kitimaat Village or to the Nass Valley where the ancient Lava
Beds and four Nisga’a villages are waiting to be discovered.
Kitsumkalum – The People of the Robin
Kitsumkalum is located just west of Terrace. As you cross
the Kalum River, its log and wood buildings immediately
catch your eye. Several buildings are inspired by traditional
longhouses but serve different purposes. The Kitsumkalum
are The People of The Robin and like all Tsimshian, the
traditional society is matrilineal, which means they are
organized according to the female side of the family.
At Kitsumkalum pop into The House of Sim-Oi-Ghets gift
shop and general store that specializes in aboriginal arts
and crafts. Adorning the storefront is a striking original
west coast design, which depicts the four main crests of
Kitsumkalum: Eagle, Killer Whale, Raven and Wolf. Be sure
to catch a glimpse of the Robin perched at the very top.
For more events and information go to
www.kitsumkalum.bc.ca
NISGA’A MUSEUM
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Local First Nations
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NISGA’A MUSEUM
First Nations Culture & History
nisg- a’a nation
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Visit us in the beautiful Nass Valley / Explore the Nisga’a Museum in the Village
of Lax-galts’ap. Meet our people, experience our culture and discover our villages.
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gitlax- t’aamiks
> capital of the Nisga’a Nation —— tour the parliament
building and learn about our system of government
and landmark treaty
> visit our information centre, take the auto tour, and
enjoy a hike through the lava beds on marked trails
gitwinksihlkw
> take a walk on the ancient swinging foot bridge
crossing K-’alli Aksim Lisims (the mighty Nass River)
> home of the famous 55 ft bears den pts’aan and
towering 60 ft education pts’aan (totem poles)
Nisga’a Lisims Government
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Sayt-K’ilim-G-oot
one heart, one path, one nation
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> explore the Nisga’a Museum —— one of the finest
collections of Northwest Coast aboriginal art in
existence —— view over 300 priceless artifacts
> traditional harvesting place of the oolichan,
known to our people as the “saviour” fish
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> the village where the river meets the sea ——
the seafood capital of the Nass
> stroll the seawall ——
surrounded by breathtaking
ocean and mountain views
For more information visit
nisgaanation.ca
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Gitselasu –
The People of the Kitselas Canyon
The language used in the Kitselas Nation is Tsimshian (symalgyax). The
coastal and inland dialects of the language differed only in the use of a
few words. There are four main clans. They are:
20 minutes aast of Terrace
towards Kitwanga
XX Gispudwada (Killerwhale)
The town of Kitselas Canyon, is a narrow
passage of the Skeena River defined by
tumultuous water and jagged cliffs. The
canyon is home to the Gitselasu, otherwise
known as the Kitselas people. The Kitselas
are one of seven Tsimshian First Nations
communities in Northwestern B.C. Some
remnants and residuum discovered
through Archaeological research and
excavations at the Kitselas Canyon have
been carbon-dated to 5,000+ years, thus
confirming occupancy of the Kitselas
Canyon area for at least that many years.
XX Laxgiboo (Wolf)
XX Laxsgiik (Eagle)
XX Ganhada (Raven)
The original villages in this area have long since been abandoned but in
recent years, the Gitselasu have developed the award-winning Kitselas
Canyon National Historic Site. Visitors on a guided tour can wander
through four thematic longhouse displays, a carving shed, animal
display, historical display and more. Free outdoor activities include
views of the longhouses, an interpretive nature trail that leads to the
canyon,6 totem poles, petroglyphs and a view of historic Ringbolt
Island and the mighty Skeena River.
Gitselasu
XX Visitors are asked to register 20 min before tours begin
Hours of Operation – Summer
XX 2 - 3 hours in length
XX Open from July 4 – Sept 15th
Guided tours includes access to longhouses and interpretive trail
XX Twice daily Mon – Sat @ 10am and 3pm Sharp!
XX Adults - $16
XX Children - $8 (12 and under)
XX Seniors - $8 (65 and over)
XX Unguided tours allow access to interpretive trail only
XX Gate and Hiking-trail open from 8am – 9pm
XX 7 days a week
XX Free of charge
Call in advance to confirm hours of operation and
make a reservation: 250.635.8882 x231
Unearth The Nisga’a – One Heart,
One Nation
The dramatic landscape fused with
the rich Nisga’a culture makes the
Nass Valley a very unique experience.
Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Provincial
Park or Anhluut’ukwsim Laxmihl
Angwinga’asanskwhl Nisga’a offers
visitors a chance to explore a volcanic
landscape and learn about the culture
and legends of the Nisga’a people.
Approximately 250 years ago a volcano
erupted consuming thousands of
Nisga’a citizens and forcing them to
relocate their villages.
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NEAR VETTER FALLS
NASS VALLEY
Today you can follow a self-drive auto
tour that highlights the epic scenery,
notable features and stories to educate
visitors of the Nisga’a heritage. Be sure
to drop in to the Nisga’a Visitor Centre
where you can access information on
special events and guided tours to the
volcanic crater.
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HOUSE OF SIM-OI-GHETS
Browse our stunning collection of
masks, prints, gold and silver jewelry,
wood carvings,
Manitobah Mukluks and more!
Proudly First Nations owned | Authentic Arts
& Craft Gift Store | Products by talented
local First Nation Artists
Located 3 miles west of Terrace, BC
on Highway 16 West
P: (250)-638-1629 F: (250)-635-6110
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The Nisga’a Museum
The Nisga’a Museum is a place of honour, respect, exploration, ideas, and artistic
expression. This museum and its collections are directly related to the historic Nisga’a
Treaty. The museum’s permanent collect is an assemblage of 300+ artifacts and art
objects that left the Nass (Lisims) Valley in the latter part of the 19th Century and early
part of the 20th Century. While many priceless heirlooms, ceremonial objects and
cultural icons were destroyed by missionaries during this tumultuous period several
works of art and cultural significance found their way into the collections of private
individuals and museums around the world. Their return to traditional Nisga’a land
is significant. Through the treaty process a select number of objects were identified
and chosen from the collections of the Royal British Columbia Museum and Canadian
Museum of Civilization to be repatriated to Nisga’a territory. This unique collection of
caved masks, bentwood boxes, headdresses, soul catchers, and other works of art became
known as Anhooya’ahl Ga’angigatgum’- the Ancestor’s Collection. This collection, and
its display, is a focal point within the museum. For more information regarding the
museum, including hours of operation and fees, please visit their website:
www.nisgaamuseum.ca
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Just outside the park there
are four communities Gitlakdamix (New Aiyansh),
Gitwinksihlkw (Canyon City),
Laxgalts’ap (Greenville),
Gingolx (Kincolith). All
communities are road
accessible from the park.
You’ll find amenities such
as grocery stories, bed and
breakfasts, restaurants, gift
shops, gas stations and
health services. Nass Camp
RV Campground has 16 fully
serviced RV sites, a sani-dump
and a restaurant.
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VETTER FALLS
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
7 AM TO 11 PM
• REGULAR | MID-GRADE | SUPREME
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• PROPANE FOR VEHICLES & YOUR BBQ
• CONVENIENCE STORE • ATM
Gitlakdamix (New Aiyansh)
• Lottery • Fishing Tackle & Bait • Hot Food Kitchen •
“Fill Your Tank & Your Stomach”
Lots of room for R.V.’s!
Our RV Park & Boat Launch is
conveniently located across the highway
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HWY 16 WEST, TERRACE
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The community of Gitlaxt’aamix is
considered by many to be the “eye” of
the Nisga’a Nation since it is the home
of Nisga’a Lisims Government. In fact
the community itself is a testament to
the struggles of the people in securing
adequate services in health and
education. The Nisga’a Treaty signed
in 2000 was one of the first modern
day treaties signed in BC. From the
Nisga’a perspective a journey that
lasted 113 years. Now the people have
a foundation to build an economy and
a place to share their stories, culture in
a meaningful and respectful way with
visitors. While in the community check
out the Lisims Government Building
where the legislative chamber is shaped
like a cone reflecting the volcanic
explosion that permanently changed
the landscape of the valley, or the
foyer of the Gitlaxt’aamix Recreation
Center where four totem poles stand
to remind the community members
the value of working together, or take a
picture of the Old Community hall-one
of the very first public buildings built
without government contributions.
A true testament to the spirit of the
Nisga’a peoples “Common Bowl”
philosophy. Welcome to Gitlaxt’aamix
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TIP: Watch as a
master carver turns
his story into history.
we look forward to your visit and hope
you enjoy learning about the various
totem poles (Pt’saan), stories, crests
and artwork that adorns our beautiful
community buildings.
and fresh seafood feasts make it a
summer highlight. Meander along the
waterfront boardwalk to experience
spectacular views of the ocean and
soaring eagles.
Gingolx (Kincolith)
Laxgalts’ap (Greenville)
Situated on the mouth of the Nass River
at the ocean’s edge, this is the final
stop on the Nisga’a Highway. Once a
year this tiny village hosts thousands
of visitors to celebrate Crabfest, a twoday music festival that honours the
community’s abundance of seafood.
Entertainment includes Aboriginal
and metis performers as well as big
name headliners. The friendly folk
The small community of Laxgalts’ap was
once a critical fishing spot for oolichan.
Surrounded by incredible scenery and
staggering mountain vistas, Laxgalts’ap
is home to the new Nisga’a Museum - a
10,000 square foot world-class gallery.
The floor plan emulates a traditional
feast bowl with the soaring roofline
resembling a canoe.
You can also stop in at the local carving
shed to watch talented carvers at work
while you listen to their stories of the
history of the Nisga’a people and their land.
www.nisgaamuseum.ca
Gitwinksihlkw (Canyon City)
Perched on the north bank of the Nass
River you’ll find Gitwinksihlkw, home of
the 400-foot suspension bridge that was
once the only access to the village. Be
sure to check out the totem poles on the
driving bridge, as well as, take a short stroll
along the path to marvel at the massive
cottonwoods and catch a glimpse of the
fish wheels in motion.
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Kermodei Bear – A Legendary Mascot
Anyone who has set sight upon the revered white
Kermodei bear is one lucky soul. The Kermodei, also
known as the Spirit bear, ghost bear or Moksgm’ol in
Tsimshian, is unique to the North Coast rainforest and
sightings are rare. Even locals who have lived in the
region their entire lives have yet to catch a glimpse of
Terrace’s legendary mascot.
Get Back to
Nature
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TIP: As the city’s official mascot you will find statues of the animal, all
uniquely painted by local artists on display throughout the downtown and
along the Grand Trunk Pathway. You can also spot a white bear while
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First Nations legends recall the Kermodei as the spirit of
the rainforest. Long ago a raven changed the earth from
snowy white to forest green but didn’t want to forget
the past. So the raven changed every tenth black bear
into a white one to remember the world the way it had
once been.
What makes this white bear so intriguing is that it is a
black bear in every respect except for its bright coat of
fur. One might think that the bears are albinos but the
famous white fur comes from a recessive gene that both
parents must possess for their cub to be white.
The North Coast Rainforest
The lush habitat of the North Coast Rainforest is one of
the most spectacular ecologically diverse regions in the
world. Its proximity to the ocean and mountains provide
an abundance of precipitation giving life to the plants and
animals.
Tree species vary in composition but are all predominantly
coniferous with an understory of broadleaved trees and
shrubs. The Sitka Spruce, Western Hemlock and Red Cedar
are the most common. An interesting feature to note is the
Nurse Log - a fallen tree that as it decays provide ecological
facilitation to seedlings.
About 100 species of vertebrates depend on the ancient
rainforest for survival. The most common large mammals
are the black-tailed deer, black bear, grizzly bear, gray wolf
and mountain goat.
In the autumn, the forest floor sprouts a wide variety
of wild mushrooms including golden chanterelles, king
boletes, morels, lobsters, oysters, pines and many more.
Whether for personal use or for profit, mushroom picking
is a very popular pastime.
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And if you are interested in the healing power of plants,
local First Nations prize devil’s club as one of the most
medically and spiritually important plants of the region.
The most common traditional uses are to treat infections
including tuberculosis and to treat acute and chronic
disorders including rheumatism, arthritis and gastrointestinal complaints.
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Other palatable forest finds include a wide varieties of wild
blueberries, bog cranberries, huckleberries and salmon
berries.
TIP: Biomass is the total weight of every living thing
in the forest. BC’s rainforests have more biomass
than any other forest on earth including tropical
rainforests. Visit Lakelse Lake Provincial Park and
Gruchy’s Beach to wander through an old growth
forest and view the spawning salmon.
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BALD EAGLE
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GRUCHY’S BEACH
Wildlife Viewing and Etiquette
It’s a wild, wild world and when spring arrives it’s
common to see black bears while driving along the
highway and hiking the trails. While seeing a bear is
often a highlight, proper visitor behavior in bear country
is necessary.
XX Don’t surprise or approach bears. Bears will usually move out of the way
if they hear people approaching, so make noise and hike in groups.
XX Roadside bears. It’s exciting to see bears up close but we must act
responsibly to keep them wild and healthy. If you see a bear along the
road, please give them lots of space. Roadside bears quickly become
habituated to vehicles and people increasing their chances of being hit by
motor vehicles.
Other wildlife that you may encounter include grizzly
bears, moose, deer, coyotes, wolves, cougars, beavers,
mountain goats and more. Bald eagles can be spotted
most anywhere but particularly along the rivers and lakes.
There are also over 100 unique bird species including
Canada Geese, Osprey and the Trumpeter Swan, a
provincially blue-listed species.
In late summer, salmon spawning turns many clear
streams shades of pink such as Clearwater Creek. And
since the Skeena River leads to the Pacific Ocean you may
spot seals and otters in the river hunting for fish.
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GRIZZLY BEAR VIEWING IN THE KHUTZEYMATEEN.
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Today’s Fresh, Sustainable Catch:
Wild Salmon & Steelhead
Scenic beauty, a vast variety of waterways and a fleet of powerful fish make this region
an unparalleled destination for big scale adventures. Each year anglers are lured to
the Skeena Valley in the hopes of landing the big one and it’s a known fact that more
salmon and steelhead are caught in the Skeena River and its tributaries than any other
place in the world.
The fishing opportunities are diverse and last throughout the year depending on the
species and watershed. Steelhead fishing is prime in the early spring and late fall while
the summer offers a chance to catch all five species of Pacific salmon – King, Sockeye,
Coho, Pink and Chum. Trophy-sized trout such as Rainbow, Kokanee, Lake, Dolly
Varden, Mountain Whitefish, Lake Whitefish and Burbot can also be found in the lakes
year round.
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STOP into the
Terrace Visitor
Info Centre
KNOW
the
regulations
GO fish!
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Rod Loan Program: May 15th- September 31st
Ocean Fishing – Just a stone’s throw away.
From big halibut, salmon, rock fish, ling cod, to many kinds of
shell fish the pacific ocean is full of amazing fishing opportunities.
Whether it is catch and release or to bring home – Prince Rupert and
Kitimat have amazing ocean charters to get your catch of the day.
New to fishing? Stop in at the Terrace Visitor Centre to
borrow a rod and tackle. Get out and see what all the buzz
is about. Damage deposit and fishing license required.
TIP: Be sure to check local fishing
regulations and license rules.
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Access to the water is simple:
TIP: Be sure to
check local fishing
regulations and
license rules as
there are numerous
changes to regulations
throughout the year.
XX Cast into the Skeena from the banks of
Ferry Island or into the lower end of the
Zymoetz (Copper River) from China Bar.
XX Launch your boat at Fisherman’s Park or at
the Kitsumkalum Boat Launch and RV Park
just west of Terrace on the Kalum River or
south of Rosswood on the Nisga’a Hwy
on the Kalum River or at one of the boat
launches in our Provincial Parks.
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XX Take a drive to Kitimat and the Pacific Inland Coast
on the Douglas Channel or to Prince Rupert to
experience phenomenal ocean fishing.
There are many guide outfits that offer day
charters or all-inclusive packages. These
professional fishing guides are not only
technically skillful anglers who know
the right times and places to enjoy good
fishing but they can also teach you how to
improve your skills and knowledge.
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www.tourismkitimat.ca
LEGEND:
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XX The world record for catching (and releasing) a 99-pound Chinook Salmon is held by a
visiting German tourist who had her first fishing experience in the Skeena River in 2001.
XX In the summer of 2009, Ali Howard swam the length of the Skeena River, a 610-kilometre
journey from the headwaters to the Pacific Ocean just like a migrating salmon. Supported
by a team of experts, her goal was to raise awareness of the environmental threats to the
Skeena including coalbed methane drilling and pipeline development.
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HOWE CREEK TRAIL
TIP: Camp, park your RV, hike
the trails and fish from the
banks of the Skeena right within
the city limits on Ferry Island.
Leisurely Walks
XX Ferry Island is a flat 2.8 km loop that skirts the
banks of the Skeena. Be on the lookout for
unique woodcarvings by local artist Rick Goyette
hidden amongst the trees.
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XX The Grand Trunk Pathway is a popular place for
walking, jogging, cycling or rollerblading. This
paved linear trail follows Hwy16 West for 1.6
km.
The Path to
Outdoor Adventure
Mountain Treks to Intermediate Hikes and Leisurely Walks
You’ve entered a hiker’s paradise with up to 20 day hikes in the area.
From heart-pumping climbs to extensive backcountry excursions, you
will be treated to some of the most spectacular scenery.
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XX Howe Creek Trail is a picturesque old timber trail
along Terrace’s main creek. This easy path is
home to birds and amphibians, as well as a fish
hatchery at the end of Eby Street.
XX Redsand Lake Demonstration Forest is 26 kms
north on the West Kalum Forestry Road. The
bumpy drive is well worth it as there are some
great trails to explore. Check out a 2 km trail
that leads to Lookout Hill with scenic views of
the lake and Kalum valley. There’s also a 1.6 km
self-guided trail with interpretive signs, as well as,
a moderate 3.8 km hike.
XX Gruchy’s Beach is an easy 1 km trail that follows
Williams Creek through an old growth forest to a
popular sandy beach on Lakelse Lake.
XX Twin Spruce is an easy 2 km walk that winds
through old growth forests and wetlands. This
trial is located at Furlong Bay Campground in
Lakelse Lake Provincial Park.
PINE LAKES
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Enjoy Terrace’s
Skeena Valley
Farmers Market
TIP: For more detailed
information and directions pick
up the Guide to Recreational
Trails in the Terrace Area at the
Visitor Centre.
“UP TO 80 VENDORS’
Open Saturdays
9AM to 1PM
May to the end of October
Located on Market Street
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Intermediate Hikes
XX Terrace Mountain is a moderate 4.5 km vertical
climb with some steep spots and rewarding views
overlooking Terrace.
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XX Thornhill Mountain is a moderate hike that follows
an old mining trail for 4.8 km to the alpine and the
old forestry lookout. Here you’ll find sensational
panoramic views of the Skeena and Kitimat Valleys.
WATERFALL ON COPPER RIVER ROAD
XX Bornite Mountain is a 4.6 km hike following an old
mining trail to a sub-alpine ridge. An unmarked route
continues to the peak giving panoramic views of the
Skeena Valley and surrounding areas.
XX Hai Lake is a moderate to easy 1 km hike through
old growth forests that leads to Hai Lake and a rustic
campsite. Great for swimming and fishing.
XX Packhorse/Lickbike has two multi-use trails that are
part of the original Thornhill Mountain trail and are
primarily used by mountain bikes.
XX Pine Lakes is a moderate 6.1 km multi-use loop. The
trail offers scenic views of the lakes, wetlands and
mountains.
XX Sleeping Beauty is a 2.5 km hike that leads to
sub-alpine meadows and lakes. An unmarked route
continues to alpine ridges with excellent views of the
Kalum and Skeena Valleys.
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Mountain Treks
XX Gunsight Lake is a difficult 6.5 km trail that
leads to a scenic alpine lake and ridges
that overlook Lakelse Lake.
XX Maroon Mountain is a difficult 7.2 km hike
following an old mining trail to the alpine.
TIP: To make online
reservations at BC Parks
visit http://secure.camis.
com/Discovercamping or call
1-800-689-9025 to speak to
a reservation agent. If calling
from overseas call +1-519826-6850. For information
about Recreation Sites and
Trails, check out www.
sitesandtrailsbc.cavv
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SUMMER NIGHTS AT LAKELSE LAKE
Parks
For natural splendor, swimming and camping just outside of town
take a trip to one of the many parks in the area. www.bcparks.ca
XX Lakelse Lake Provincial Park is situated in the Skeena River Watershed and is
surrounded by the mountains of the Kitimat Range. It offers short walking trails,
beaches, boat launch, picnic sights, campsites, and more.
XX Kleanza Creek Provincial Park just east of Terrace is home to great camping and
hiking trails that lead to a canyon, waterfalls and an abandoned gold mine.
XX Exchamsiks River Provincial Park located 56km west of Terrace features 18 hectares
of lush rainforest and provides visitors with two day use areas. On the west side of
the river, there is a single paved boat launch available for public use year round and
on the east side is a short interpretive trail through the old growth forest.
XX Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Park located 100 km north of Terrace is the first
provincial park to be jointly managed by a First Nation and BC Parks. Find more
details on page 7
TAKE A WALK ON FERRY ISLAND
XX Exstew Falls located west of Terrace is a short hike to a stunning waterfall. Camping
is available along the banks of the river.
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XX Redsand Lake or Hart Farm Recreation Site offers beaches, canoeing, walking trails,
biking trails and campsites.
Discover
Terrace
Distance Calculator
Use our distance calculator to assist with your travel plans.
All distances originate from Terrace’s downtown core.
kms
HIGHWAY 16 WEST
New Remo
7
Shames Mountain
33
Kasiks
56
Prudhomme Lake Provincial Park
130
HIGHWAY 37 SOUTH
Port Edward
132
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Canyon City
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Kincolith
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MOUNTAIN BIKING ON TERRACE MOUNTAIN
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Summer Fun:
Biking in Terrace
Biking in Terrace is absolutely fantastic. Whether you ride Road, BMX, Trail or
Freeride/DH, we have it all.
If you are an intermediate/expert XC trail rider. You will love our 7.9 km Flathead
Trail. The trailhead is two minutes from downtown and you will ride all the way
around Terrace mountain top to bottom. This 5 year old trail will soon hook up to the
new Steinhoe Ridge trail system being developed that is also ridable in Demo form.
You can easily ride for three hours right from downtown and experience one of the
best emerging trail networks in BC. There are several beginner to Intermediate XC
trails in the area to choose from such as Spring Creek, Pine Lake and Red Sand and the
“in town” Howe Creek Trail and Ferry Island.
Our Downhill and Freeride area at Copper Mountain features trails for those who
want gravity to do the work. The terrain resembles the famous Northshore trails
in Vancouver. We can even accommodate XC trail riders who want a little gravity
experience on Packhorse. Full on Downhillers will like Lucky7 and the steep and tight
Freeriders will find on numerous trails to explore. This is a shuttle friendly area and
riders should have appropriate protection and bikes.
TIP: For more summer
activities contact Leisure
Services 250.615.3000
or check out
www.visitterrace.com
Terrace Road riding is the envy
of Northern BC with numerous
roads freshly paved running north
south west and east of our beautiful
mountain ringed town. Terrace was
recently featured in Canadian Cycling
Magazine, who said “Even the shortest
ride, known locally as The Jackpine,
loops riders quickly from Terrace’s
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MOUNTAIN BIKING ON TERRACE MOUNTAIN
downtown through old growth cedar forests and past duck-filled wetlands in only 30 km. The
two signature rides - east along the Skeena River between Terrace and Prince Rupert, where
the race takes place, or north through the Nass Valley - are both freshly paved routes that cut
through swathes of wilderness.”
THORNHILL PUB
The hottest lil’ log cabin in Terrace...
Located on the upper bench in Thornhill, minutes away
from the Skeena Valley Golf Course
In the summertime, enjoy the outside patio - day or night
In the winter, cozy up to the fireplace
2387 Thornhill Street, Terrace - Thornhill, BC
Available for private parties
Call the Thornhill Pub 250-638-8404 to reserve or inquire about private party bookings
Shuttle Service Available
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Phone (250)638-8404
Fax (250) 635-6611
If you have a Dirtjumper or BMXer
in the family, they will be very
comfortable in Terrace. We have
a local skate park where Borders
and BMXers share space and half
pipes, as well as community terrain
at the George Little Park and
beyond. We are a welcoming and
open community for young riders
exploring the sport. For the Youngest
riders we have the Terrace Bike Park
with stunts, jumps and drops as well
as a wall ride and pump track. All
located centrally just south of tour
Health Centre. This area is a great
place for riders to earn their stripes
before venturing into the other
numerous local ride areas.
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As mentioned, our Local Club
TORCA hosts many races and
cycling events both on road and trail
throughout the year.
For more information, you can
contact the local Bike shop, at info@
mcbikeshop.com, or just go on
Facebook to Bicycling In Terrace and
ask the locals for suggestions and
directions.
Golf
www.svgc.ca
9 holes starting at $32.50 and 18
holes starting at 43.75* Rates subject
to change.
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Skeena Valley Golf & Country
Club lies at the foot of majestic
Thornhill Mountain just a 10
minute drive east of town. The
focus at Skeena Valley goes beyond
the business of running a gold club
and encompasses a belief that your
experience must be a memorable
one. A lot of attention has been
paid to the entire experience, from
challenging holes to magnificent
vistas. Each of the 18 holes of
this member-built course offers
spectacular views of the surrounding
mountains and glaciers. After your
round, relax in the clubhouse or sit
back on the deck overlooking the
course to review your game.
Canadian Tire
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SHIPPING AVAILABLE TO
OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMER
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Paddle
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WE SELL
FISHING & HUNTING
LICENSES!
A rafting, kayaking or canoeing
adventure is a great way to explore the
waterways and landscapes. Imagine
yourself gliding quietly over the water or
surfing the waves of a raging river.
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With some of the largest snowfalls in
the world, the Terrace area is home to
top-class runoff. That means a great
river running season April to November.
At least 30 raft, canoe and kayak runs
are within the immediate Terrace area
including some of the best whitewater in
the world. Be sure to check out Copper
River and Williams Creek. Rapid, The
Whitewater Magazine voted Terrace the
‘Best Creeking Town’ in 2010.
On a hot summer day, visitors
craving a dip can cool off
in a variety of refreshing
lakes within minutes from
downtown. The expansive
Lakelse Lake has a few popular
picnic areas and beaches south
of town while smaller lakes,
such as Findley Lake or Lost
Lake just north of town offers
a more intimate environment.
If your style is a bit more
rustic and private, take the
short trek to Red Sand lake or
Kitsumkalum Provincial Park
on Kalum Lake. For indoor fun
visit the Terrace Aquatic Centre
for daily public swims.
MON-FRI - 8AM - 9PM
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SUN 9AM - 6PM
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All inclusive, guided rafting trips on
both whitewater and flat-water are
offered or rent equipment and paddle on
your own.
For those who simply want to watch
others delight in the wonders of the
water, the Lakelse Lake Dragon Boat
Society hosts one or two regattas a year.
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Summer Fun: Action
Kite Board / Wind Surf
This thrilling sport is picking up
speed both on the Douglas Channel
and Lakelse Lake. The advantageous
position of Terrace and Kitimat allows
for thermal winds and northerly
outflows just like other world-class kite
and wind surf destinations.
There are a number of different styles
of kite boarding including freestyle or
wake-style and all you need is wind and
space. The beauty of this sport is that
it can be enjoyed all year round. In
the winter you’ll find die-hards turning
their boards in for skis to hit the powder
on a frozen lake or in the peaceful
expanse of the backcountry.
Shooting Sports
The Terrace Rod and Gun Club, located
on Rifle Range Road in Thornhill, offers
a full range of venues for the shooting
sports enthusiast. Open to the public
year round, the club’s amenities are
second to none in this Region. These
include: a Biathlon range complete
with regulation 25 and 50 meter targets
and a 2 km ski/bike track, a 200 meter
rifle range complete with full-length
sheltered shooting stands, a 100 meter
handgun and small bore range also
with a full-length undercover shooting
shed, a trap shooting facility with voice
activated launcher, a sporting black
powder rifle course and an outdoor
handgun reactive-target range.
The Club is the largest and fastest
growing community organization
in the Region, with over 450 active
members. Affiliated with the BC Wildlife
Federation, it offers training and
meeting room facilities for shooting
safety and certification courses such
as CORE, PAL and restricted firearms
training programs, with courses
scheduled regularly throughout the year.
The clubhouse, as well as some of the
ranges, are also available for rent.
Visit their website for a full list of
upcoming activities: www.rodandgun.net
Events and
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Running
Annual SalmonRun event in Kitsumkalum
The Annual SalmonRun starts at Kitsumkalum Hall. Registration is online at:
www.salmonrunwild.ca and the race begins at10am. There will be a 2km Elders
& Buggy route as well as 5km or 10km routes too. There will be over 600 people
participating this year, as it is growing every year. There will be over 100 medals and
trophies to present based on official times from the time-keeping team. They have
over 100 volunteers involved in this event and it is growing in popularity every year.
Archery
Archery, an ancient and noble sport is rapidly growing in the Northwest. The
local archery club is inclusive to all archery disciplines practices by all ages with
all equipment except crossbows. The
Terrace Annual 3-D competition has
become a premiere event in the region
with a 35 target course shot over 3
rounds in 2 days. For more information
visit www.twjarchers.co.za
Terrace Whiskey-Jack Archers
The TWJA club was created in 2004 by
local archery enthusiasts. From humble
beginnings the club and sport evolved
to a multicenter entity with both an
indoor and outdoor season. The club
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4109 Substation Avenue, Terrace, BC
Tuesday to Saturday 8:30 -5:30
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ARCHERY WITH THE TERRACE WHISKEY-JACK ARCHERS
terrace whiskey-Jack archers
consists of approximately 50 members of
all ages (6-76) and walks of life.
Rosswood outside Terrace. 150 archers
and their families attend from all over
northern BC for a 2 day 105 target
event.
Construction of an outdoor facility
on a 30 sub-leased acres in Thornhill
The indoor season stretches from
commenced in 2010 with the grand
opening happening in the spring of 2013. November to the end of April and is
conducted in the Thornhill Junior
The outdoor facility includes a 142 feet
Secondary School Gymnasium on
shelter with kitchen overlooking a 150 x
Highway 16. Club members shoot at
140 feet outdoor range. 2.5 kms of trails
3-D animals and bag targets through
complete the 3-D facility.
the depths of winter. Indoor 3-D
The main purpose of the outdoor facility competitions complete the season in
is 3-D events, either “flat field” shoots or January/February.
mini 3-D course competitions utilizing
the clubs extensive inventory of 3-D life
size animal targets.
The highlight of the archery calendar is
the Annual TWJA 3-D Competition in
Coaching and training events are
available for newcomers. Equipment
is available on site. Memberships are
available at the club and at archery
retailers in Terrace.
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Free Local Pick-up
Federal & Provincial Government Rates
Short & Long Term Fleet Solutions
Special Weekend Rates
Low daily, weekly, and monthly rentals
Guaranteed to beat any advertised local rate
Open 7 Days a Week and Holidays
Earn AIR MILES™ reward miles
Terrace/Kitimat Airport: 250-638-0288
Prince Rupert Airport: 250-627-7368
Fleet Rental Inquiries: 250-641-7368
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Terrace Motocross Association has a two track
facility featuring an outdoor style motocross track
and a novice/kids track near the Terrace Airport
on Hwy 37 South. Wednesday nights, Saturday
and Sunday afternoons are the most popular
riding days and we welcome anyone out to watch
for free. The upcoming BCMA Provincial race is
scheduled for mid-July, with riders of all skill
levels coming from all over the province.
Motorized Adventure
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It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.
Hop on a motorcycle, quad or dirtbike
to hit the winding highways or trails for
motorized vehicles. For a short scenic
adventure, hit the Nisga’a Highway and
within an hour you’ll be driving through
the youngest lava flow in Canada. Fourwheeling can lead you to prime fishing
spots or mountain top views. Check
out Onion Lake, the Exstew River or
the road to the summit of Thornhill
Mountain. For all you motor heads come
and get loud at the Terrace Drag Races or
watch some racing action at the Terrace
Speedway.
Rock Climbing
Recreational Sales
& Services
• Custom welding, fabrication and sales
of aluminum, steel and stainless steel
• Sandblasting
• Painting
NEID
ENTERPRISES LTD.
We Specialize In:
We carry complete lines of:
• Honda, Kawasaki & Arctic Cat products
• Motorcycles, A.T.V.’s & power equipment
• Honda and Mercury outboards
• Parts sales & service & repairs to all makes
& models
• BC dealer for Custom Weld Boats
“YOUR RECREATION SPECIALISTS”
4921 Keith Avenue, Terrace, B.C. • Phone:
250-635-3478 • Fax: 250-635-5050
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Terrace, BC
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Terrace has the natural gift that many
other communities would love to have.
Our region is blessed with pristine
granite towering walls. Terrace is a
rock climber’s natural paradise. Copper
Mountain consists of several 5 – 6
length pitches as well as single natural
and sport routes. Some of the more
challenging longer routes have distinct
mix sport and traditional climbing
with names such as Rendezvous and
Renaissance. Visit the Dihedrals and
climb Power Tower, Blade Runner,
Sanctuary or Zeus – the king of crack
climbing. Outstanding climbing that
will attract climbers from far and wide.
The area also hosts several smaller crags
such as Kitselas, Onion Lake, Kalum, and
the Traxx. Other longer walls include
Extew and Kermode Wall – both are
about a 45 min. drive west of Terrace.
If you love rock climbing Terrace is
the place to be by far in the Northwest
Region of BC. Our climbing season can
stretch from March – Oct. with guiding
and instructional services available in
the region.
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Winter Fun
Alpine Adventures
Steep and deep is how we like it! Winter in Terrace offers endless
opportunities to get outside and enjoy the snow, fresh air and natural beauty.
From the exhilarating slopes of the alpine to the peaceful Nordic trails, we’ve
got winter dialed
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WELCOME TO SHAMES MOUNTAIN
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Ski and Ride Into the Deep White
My Mountain Co-op
Nestled amidst the majestic North Coast
Mountain Range 35 km west of Terrace,
Shames Mountain is a powder stronghold
and jewel of the Northwest which has
united skiers and riders since 1990. The
ski area is now owned and operated by a
ground-breaking community cooperative,
My Recreational Mountain Co-op, whose
motto is “This is Our Mountain – Come Join
Us!” Think waist-deep powder, panoramic
vistas, and no crowds. The leasehold is
situated in the spectacular Shames Valley
and boasts 7800 acres of terrain, of which
only 225 are
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patrolled, making the possibilities for
adventures in the backcountry truly endless.
While the ski area itself offers runs for all
levels of skill, for those looking to conquer
big mountain terrain, heli-skiing and
cat-skiing offer the ultimate backcountry
experience. Imagine carving through
untracked powder, endless runs, and
breathtaking scenery. All this and more
awaits you in the northern paradise that is
Shames!
For more information such as up to date
snow reports, ski programs, lift ticket and
rental prices, visit their website:
www.mymountaincoop.ca
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SNOWMOBILING IN TERRACE
Snowmobile
Nordic Dreams
Prime snowmobiling areas and trail networks through
spectacular snow-scapes, forests and mountains are right
at our doorstep. Popular trails include the Big Cedar
Snowmobiling Trail, Copper Mountain, Sterling Mountain
and Mount Maroon.
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Skate
Ice-skating and pond hockey on frozen ponds and lakes are a
must-do during the deep freeze of the winter months. You can
also contact Leisure Services for their public skating times at
the Sportsplex.
The Onion Lake Cross-Country Ski Trails are just half an hour
south of Terrace towards Kitimat. This amazing network of
groomed trails ranges from 1km to 13 km loops and caters to
all levels of difficulty for both classic and skate skiers. Stay at
the moose cabin overnight or clock off a night ski on one of
the lit trails.
Ice Climb
An evolution of rock climbing and mountaineering,
adventure junkies will love the frozen opportunities that
exist for ice climbing in the area. Grab your pick ax and
crampons to ascend one of the many ice-covered rock faces
such as Exstew Falls.
GLACIER TOURS
• HELI FISHING
SIGHTSEEING
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EXPERT DRILL SUPPORT
& LOGISTICS
HELI FISHING
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Take Out & Delivery
250-635-0101
110-4552 Greig Ave, Terrace, BC
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SKATE SKIING RACES AT ONION LAKE
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SKI TOURING IN TERRACE
FACT: On Feb.11, 1999 Terrace area received a record snowfall
of 113 cm in just one day This was just five centimeters short
of the Canadian record for the most snow in a single day.
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Buy your membership today!
DISTANCE TO SKI AREA
Terrace ....................... 33km
Kitimat ....................... 100 km
Prince Rupert ............. 133km
Smithers..................... 241km
Stewart ...................... 336km
SNOW PHONE
“Shames receives 475 inches of
annual snowfall, laying claim
to one of the deepest, most
consistent snow packs in North
America and its backcountry
access is unrivalled”
(Powder Magazine)
OFFICE PHONE
250-638-8SKI 250-635-3773
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Stay & Enjoy
Sleep
www.visitterrace.com/places
Terrace accommodations range from scenic campgrounds and cozy
bed and breakfasts to economy motels, fine hotels and first class
fishing lodges.
The majority of Terrace’s accommodations are within easy
walking distance to the downtown attractions, parks and trails
and offer a myriad of amenities to suit your every need. Whether
its is business or pleasure Terrace provides the quality service and
accommodations you need. From major hotel chains such as
the Sandman, Coast Hotels, and The Best Western, to charming
boutique hotels, the full service charm of the Bear Country and
Northern motor Inns to numerous motel properties around town,
each ready to suit your travel plans. Most have large parking areas,
restaurants or are in close proximity to numerous choices, and
cater to the outdoor enthusiasts and fisherman.
There are several Fishing lodges in our area are located in and
around the Terrace area which cater to those looking for the all
Inclusive fishing vacation. Call for availability and rates as most
offer rooms where available outside of their regular guided fishing
operations.
TIP: Let our Visitor
Centre staff book your
accommodations for any
point along your journey.
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5510 Highway 16 W 250-635-6415
5508 16 Hwy W 250-635-2362
4326 Lakelse Ave. 1-800-663-3123
4828 Hwy 16 W 250-635-9151
5504 Hwy 16 W 250-638-1511
Cedars Motel
Copper River Motel
Costa Lessa Motel
Kalum Motel
Lodge at Skeena Landing
Mumford’s Lodge
Northern Motor Inn
Rainbow Inn
Reel Inn
Rest Inn Motel
Sandman Inn Terrace
Wild Duck Motel
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Stay at our newly renovated hotel in
Terrace, BC., offering both the comfort and
convenience to make guests feel right at home.
Welcome to the Best Western Terrace Inn
4553 Greig Avenue, Terrace BC, V8G 1M7
call no charge
250.635.0083
1.800.488.1898
A LW AY S T H E S M A R T C H O I C E
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TERRACE’ RATE
So Many Reasons to Stay: Kitchen & Executive suites
available | Denny’s 24 Hour Restaurant with room
service | Complimentary high-speed Internet | Business
centre | Fitness facilities | Indoor pool | Meeting &
banquet facilities | Complimentary parking | Pet friendly
1 800 SANDMAN (726 3626)
4828 Hwy 16 W | Terrace, BC | V8G 1L6
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A taste of Terrace
Hub for Shopping
As the ‘Hub’ of the Northwest, Terrace is home to great independent
boutiques, shops and studios, as well as, big box stores both downtown
and on the fringe of the city. Find everything from clothing, jewelry and
footwear to art and souvenirs to furniture and houseware to sporting goods
and fishing tackle. Walk around the historic town for an eclectic mix of
culture, coffee shops, restaurants, commercial buildings and funky, unique
stores. A drive along Hwy 16, the main thoroughfare through Terrace will
lead you to distinct shopping areas as well.
& RESTAURANT
www.bearcountryinn.bc.ca
4702 Lakelse Ave., Terrace • 250-635-6302 • 1-888-226-6222
QUALITY, VALUE, CONVENIENCE AND GREAT FOOD TOO!
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kermodei tourism
TIP: The Farmers Market comes alive with
local musicians of all styles performing in the
open air of the Spirit Square.
Farmer’s Market
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The largest in Northern BC,
the Skeena Valley Farmers
Market is home to 70+ local
vendors selling a diverse
blend of home-crafted and
home-grown goods. Find
organic fruits and veggies,
freshly baked bread and
goodies as well as unique
crafts and furniture. Food
vendors offer several
choices of ethnic fare
including Filipino, Italian
and East Indian.
The market takes place
every Saturday (9am – 1pm)
from May to October in the
heart of downtown Terrace
on the west end of George
Little Park.
COMMUNITY! The Kermodei Cruiser
(pictured here) attends various festivals and
events in the region throughout the summer,
and it wouldn’t be possible without the
support from partners in the community.
From Stewart to Sandspit, Burns Lake to Haida Gwaii,
we are Today’s Best Country, CJFW in Terrace.
CJFW, EZ Rock & CFTK-TV is the most listened to and most
watched advertising outlet in all of BC’s magnificent northwest.
For more information on what
we can do for you, contact:
Brian Langston, General Manager
[email protected]
4625 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace BC, V8G 1S4
Toll Free : 1-800-668-6330
CJFW-FM
@CJFWfm
Terrace 103.1 FM
Hazelton 101.9 FM
Burns Lake 92.9 FM
Smithers 92.9 FM
Houston 105.5 FM
Kitimat 92.9 FM
Massett 92.9 FM
Prince Rupert 101.9 FM
Sandspit 92.9 FM
www.cjfw.ca
Restaurant Guide
Casual
Dining
Children
Welcome
4616 Keith Ave. 250-638-0100
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Back Eddy Pub
4332 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-5336
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Restaurant
Contact
A&W
Fine
Dining
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Licensed
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Wheelchair
Accessible
Patio
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Bavarian Inn
4332 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-9161
Bear Country Inn
4702 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-6302
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Beasley’s Mix
4553 Greig Ave. 250-635-0083
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Bert’s Deli
4603 Park Ave. 250-635-5440
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Blue Fin Sushi Bar
4608 Lakelse Ave. 250-638-0057
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Boston Pizza
4924 Hwy 16 W. 250-635-3443
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Canadian 2 for 1
4720 Lazelle Ave. 250-635-2401
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Café Zesta
4087 Motz Road 250-635-3696
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Cafenara
4716 Lazelle Ave. 250-638-1662
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Chances Terrace
4410 Legion Ave. 250-635-2411
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Checker’s Pizza
4550 Greig Ave. 250-635-0101
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Chill Soda Shop
4805 Hwy 16 W. 250-635-5395
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Dairy Queen/Orange Julius
4643 Park Ave. 250-635-2561
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Denny’s
4828 Hwy 16 W. 250-635-2295
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Dominos
4717 Lakelse Ave. 778-634-3434
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Don Diego’s
3212 Kalum St. 250-635-2307
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Flight Deck Restaurant & Lounge
4401 Bristol Road 250-635-4440
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Elephant’s Ear Bistro
4613 Lakelse Ave. 250-615-0444
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Golden Star Asian Cuisine
4606 Lazelle Ave. 250-635-6767
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The Grill & Chill
2910 Tetrault St. 250-635-1510
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Haryana’s Restaurant
5522 Hwy 16 W. 250-635-2362
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Hot House (Casa Masala)
4728 Lazelle Ave. 250-615-5800
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KFC/Taco Bell
4750 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-3663
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Lucky Garden
4660 Lakelse Ave. 250-638-8897
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McDonalds
4740 Lakelse Ave. 250-638-8830
4427 Hwy 16 W. 250-615-4728
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Mr. Mikes Steakhouse & Bar
4736 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-3077
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Mumford’s Pub
5430 Hwy 16 W. 250-635-1444
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No. 1
4707 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-0343
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Northern Motor Inn
3086 Hwy 16 E. 250-635-6375
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Pita Pit
4717 Lakelse Ave. 778-634-7482
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Pizza Hut
4665 Lazelle Ave. 250-638-8086
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Pollys
4913 Keith Ave. 250-638-1848
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Shan Yan Restaurant
4606 Greig Ave. 250-635-6184
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Skeena Valley Golf and Country Club
3525 Golf Course 250-635-2542
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Sonbadas
4402 Lakelse Ave. 250-638-1503
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Starbucks
4655 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-7206
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Subway
4744 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-1994
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Tim Hortons
4603 Keith Ave. 250-638-8128
4568 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-2662
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Thornhill Neighbourhood Pub
2387 Thornhill St. 250-638-8404
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Xanders
4620 Lakelse Ave. 250-635-2800
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SPA TREATMENTS
DOWNTOWN TERRACE
DOWNTOWN TERRACE
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TIP: Keep your eyes open
to spot the Kermodei Bear
statues that inhabit the
downtown area. Local and
regional artists have uniquely
decorated each bear.
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Relax & Energize
Treat yourself to a relaxing
spa treatment, massage or
pedicure. With a variety of
natural health practitioners,
certified instructors, studios
and spas in town, you can
easily fill your day with health
and wellness.
If your body is craving some
motion, swim some laps, join
a yoga class, lift some weights
at many of the full service
gyms Terrace has to offer.
From private facilities to our
Leisure services you will not be
short of choices.
Eat & Drink
Foodies get set to tantalize your taste buds at one of our culinary gems. Terrace
has a many small restaurants from ethnic flavours including East Indian and
Greek to Tex Mex to the good ol’ Gastown style Bistros, Pubs and Coffee Shops.
If you need a quick meal Terrace is home to many local of your favourites from
pizza to fast food.
In the summertime soak in the mountain views and sip your favorite beverage
on one of our great downtown patios. Feed that sugar high with some fresh
baked goods from one of the many local artisan bakeries or stop in at the ever
popular ice cream shoppe located on the Grand Trunk Pathway.
If your still not sure where to eat download the new Northern BC app and have
all the choices right at your fingertips.
TERRACE AQUATIC CENTRE
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Leisure Services
The Finest Fly and Spey Fishing
Come and explore over 30 different rivers;
legendary Skeena, Kitimat, Nass
Legendary Skeena
Steelhead Lodge &
Upstream Adventures
Guiding Services Inc.
Terrace, British Columbia
Annual
Spring
Studio
Tour
May 16, 17 & 18
10 am to 4pm daily
3 days of...
• artists & guest artists
• studios and workspaces
• open house tour
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Achieve Salmon or
Steelhead ‘Veritas’!
All inclusive fishing
and ‘UBER’ lodging
packages plus day trips.
Classified rod days and
all non-classified waters in
region 6.
Get your fishing prowess back in
shape with an expert Upstream
guide.
Gourmet lunch, beverages and snacks.
Immaculate helicopter, jet sled and
raft access.
Premium Fishing Equipment: Simms
boots, waders, rods, reels & custom flies.
Professional Fly or Spey casting
instruction and technique.
FISH PRIME WATERS FOR SOME BADASS
WILD SALMON AND STEELHEAD!
Office: 250-635-2558 or Mobile: 604-556-6669
[email protected]
www.skeenasteelheadlodge.com
www.upstreamadventures.com
The City of Terrace’s Leisure Services
Department operates the City’s
public recreation facilities including
the Sportsplex, the Aquatic Centre
and over 100+ hectares of parks
complete with nature and hiking
trails, picnic areas, ballparks, tennis
courts, soccer pitches and more.
The Terrace Sportsplex is one of
the newest public facilities in
Terrace. This community centre
offers a variety of programs and
amenities for kids and adults. Fitness
classes range from high-impact
step workouts to the peace and
tranquility of yoga. When the ice is
in, you can enjoy public skating or
get wrapped up in the excitement of
a hockey game. Summer playground
camps for kids are available July and
August. For more information call
250.615.3000 or visit
www.terrace.com
The Terrace Aquatic Centre offers
a broad schedule of swim times,
lessons and programs. Make a splash
in the swimming and leisure pools
or just relax in the hot tub and
saunas. There is also a weight room
facility with free weights and cardio
machines. For an up-to-date swim
schedule or more information call
250.615.3030.
terrace art gallery
Catch our Spirit
Music & Arts The community is alive with music,
arts and culture. Talented local bands,
independent musicians, dancers and
actors, as well as, out of town guests
perform regularly in local theatres,
restaurants, bars and coffee shops.
Traditional First Nations dancers,
musicians and artists are also common
sights at community events.
The Terrace Art Gallery is dedicated to
community enrichment through the
arts. It regularly exhibits contemporary
and traditional works that cover an
array of mediums including paintings,
sculptures and photographs. Located in
George Little Park in the lower level of
the library building, call 250.638.8884
to find out what’s showing.
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To witness the creation of First Nations
art first hand visit the Freda Diesing
School of Northwest Coast Art at the
Northwest Community College or
check out one of the local carving
studios in town. From wood carving to
basket weaving to painting to gold and
silversmithing, uncover the knowledge,
wisdom and experience of our many
First Nations artists.
A variety of local musicians ranging
from folk singers to choirs, hip hop
artists to DJs and rock’n’rollers and
country bands perform regularly
at various venues around town.
The Terrace Concert Society hosts
entertainers throughout the year such
as jazz bands, contemporary folk
singers and modern dance troupes.
Call 250.635.5603 for an up to date
schedule.
Terrace is home to BC’s longest
continuously running community
theatre group, the Terrace Little Theatre
Company, a rich pool of talented
musicians and artists of every stripe.
Plan to catch a TLT performance
whether it’s a comedy, drama or musical
– you’re in for an entertaining time.
Visit www.mytlt.ca for show times.
The R.E.M. Lee Theatre also hosts a
variety of performances throughout
the year including professional dance
productions and plays as well as out-oftown and local talent such as musical
shows, guest speakers and comedians.
Call 250.635.2101 for more information.
Terrace Medley Night Market-Sponsored
by the Skeena Diversity Society
The Medley Night Markets showcases the
diverse culture in the Terrace area with
fun filled evenings of live music, cultural
dancers, food vendors, and more. To
find out more about this year’s summer
events go to www.skeenadiversity.com
or check out our events page at www.
visitterrace.com.
Spring Studio Tour
Terrace is home to many artists,
musicians, performers, and crafts people
who are inspired by the spectacular
scenery which surrounds us. Numerous
Arts events in the community showcase
their talents. The TDAC ANNUAL
SPRING STUDIO TOUR is held on the
MAY LONG WEEKEND each year. It is
a terrific time to get out on the road,
enjoy the fresh spring weather and
be inspired by artists working in their
studios. Local road tripping will take you
to painters, sculptures, photographers,
fabric and fibre artisans, weavers, stained
glass artists, and potters. Programs
and maps are provided, complete with
driving instructions. Enjoy refreshments
with artists while you learn about
their techniques, inspirations, watch
demonstrations, see new works , and
purchase local arts and crafts. Many
artists will be hosting guest artists who
are new and emerging, some showing
works for the first time.
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Festivals
Summer Arts Festival
www.artsterrace.ca
The TDAC SUMMER ARTS FAIR is a
10 day event including Canada Day
celebrations. It features, performances, gala
concerts, art show openings, workshop
series, demonstrations, Children’s Arts
Day Camp, a Mornings in Motion series,
Decorated Bike Parade, Master’s Classes,
Paper Play, Fabric and Fibre Fridays, Artists
in Residence and even Noon Hour Noise:
a lunchtime series of casual concerts given
by our local musicians, singers, and bands
. An EMPTY BOWLS fundraiser is also part
of the festival.
Riverboat
Days
Friday, July 31 to
Sunday, August 9
Terrace, BC
Starting the August long weekend,
Riverboat Days is an entire week to
appreciate the history, the culture and
simply the unequaled natural setting
around Terrace. Riverboat Days has
grown to become the premiere
community festival of northwestern
British Columbia. Longstanding
favourites such as the Legion Parade,
the Fireworks over Ferry Island and
Concerts in the Park are sure to
please.
CATCH THE SPIRIT!!!
www.riverboatdays.ca
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Riverboat Days
www.riverboatdays.ca
Riverboat Days is a community
festival organized to showcase
the community vitality, culture
and especially the heritage of
Terrace and area. This weeklong
celebration has something
for everyone including
sports events, music, theatre,
historical tours and visual arts
displays. The festival’s name
commemorates the period when
massive sternwheelers, once
crucial to the town’s economy,
cruised the Skeena River. Visit
www.riverboatdays.ca for up to
date information and a schedule
of activities.
The Annual Rotary Duck Race!
Thousands of yellow rubber
ducks are dropped into the
Skeena River for a race. If the
bright yellow duck bearing
your number crosses the
finish line first, you win! The
fundraising event is noted for
some pretty awesome prizes,
and lots of fun.
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This summer plan to be at the centre of the
arts community’s newest 10 day festival.
From live music, gallery tours, hands on
events for the whole family, to anything
and everything arts related.
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TREE CARVINGS ON FERRY ISLAND
Kid
Fun
Top 10: Things to do with your kids!
ROD LOAN PROGRAM
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Bored? Really? Terrace has so many things
for kids to do and see that you might need to
extend your stay just to take it all in. From
parks and pools, lakes and oceans, to thrilling
adventures your stay will be not be short of fun.
 Take a dip at the Terrace Aquatic Centre
 Try your hand at bowling
 Perfect some tricks at the skateboard park
 Ride your bike at the Terrace bike skills park
 Search for carvings in the trees at Ferry island
 Visit George Little Park
 Borrow a fishing rod from the Visitor Centre and
catch a trout or even a Salmon
 Visit the Model Train museum on Monday night.
 Visit Furlong Bay, Lakelse Picnic Site, or
Gruchy’s Beach
 Explore the Heritage park outdoor museum.
Terrace Walmart
Highway 16 West
(Restaurant Address)
At participating McDonald’s® restaurants in Canada.
©2011 McDonald’s
4740 Lakelse Avenue
Downtown Terrace
99 - 11th Avenue East
Prince Rupert
(Restaurant Address)
At participating McDonald’s® restaurants in Canada.
©2011 McDonald’s
Directory
Visitors’
Adventure & Recreation
Kickstart
Motorsports
Kickstart Motorsports
4109 Substation Ave.
Terrace, B.C. V8G 3W6
4109
Substation Ave.
Ph: 250-635-1623
Terrace,
B.C. V8G 3W6
Tuesday to Saturday 8:30AM - 5:30PM
Ph:
(See 250-635-1623
ad page ??)
Tuesday to Saturday 8:30AM - 5:30PM
(See ad page 38)
Legendary Skeena Steelhead Lodge
& Upstream Adventures
Terrace, British Columbia
Office: 250-635-2558
Mobile: 604-556-6669
Fly or Spey Fish Prime Waters
for some Bad Ass Wild Salmon
and Steelhead. When only the very best will do!
(See ad page 52)
Neid Enterprises
“Your Recreation Specialist”
4921 Keith Ave., Terrace, BC
Tel: 250-635-3478
Fax: 250-635-5050
(See ad page 40)
Nicholas Dean Outdoors
Chad Black
P.O. Box 434,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B1
Tel: 250-635-5295
[email protected]
www.nicholasdean.com
World class steelhead & salmon fly-fishing on the
Skeena, Copper, Kalum, Kitimat & coastal rivers.
Experienced guides & inclusive lodge packages. Fly
Fusion Magazine’s 2012 Lodge of the Year.
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Northcoast Anglers
Terrace, BC
Tel: 250-635-6496
[email protected]
We specialize in hunting and fishing: Licenses, bait,
large selection of ocean & river tackle, fly tying
materials, fly rods & reels, hunting accessories,
archery, guide & charter information. We carry Hardy,
Grey, G-Loomis, Ambassadeur, Fenwick, Shimano.
Open 7 days a week. “The one with the Big Fish.”
Split Mountain Adventures
4329 Birch Avenue
Terrace, BC V8G 1X3
Tel: 250-615-7852
Toll Free: 1-866-324-5617
[email protected]
www. splitmountain.ca
facebook.com/SplitMountainAdventures
(See ad page 6)
White River Helicopters Inc.
5412 Highway 16 West,
Box 700
Terrace, B.C. V8G 4B8
Tel: 250-638-1414
www.whiteriverhelicopters.ca
Experience breathtaking views of snow-capped
mountains, alpine lakes, glaciers and waterfalls, so
don’t forget your camera! There is no other place like
this in the world!
(See ad page 42)
Community
Terrace Economic Development
Authority
3224 Kalum Street
Terrace, BC V8G 2N1
Tel: 250-635-4168 • Fax: 250-635-4152
Toll Free: 1-877-635-4168
[email protected] • www.teda.ca
The Terrace Economic Development Authority (TEDA)
is a private-public partnership that works to promote
growth & diversification of Terrace’s economy. We can
connect you to all of the resources required to make
your investment in Northwest BC a success, including
direct access to local government officials, skilled labor,
First Nations representatives, & available land. As well,
we act as an advisor to local business in our ongoing
business retention & expansion program.
Heritage Park Museum
4702 Kerby Ave
Terrace BC
Tel: 250-635-4546
[email protected]
www.heritageparkmuseum.com
Guided and self-guided tours showcasing regional
history through a collection of authentic log buildings
& local artifacts. Homesteading, telegraphs,
firetrucks, mining, trapping, sternwheelers, & a
heritage garden. Groups welcome.
(See ad page 6)
Culture & History
Little House Ent.
George Little House
3100 Kalum st Terrace, B.C. V8G 4L1
Tel: 250-638-8887. Toll Free 877-277-8837
[email protected]. www.georgelittlehouse.com
Terrace’s premier heritage home is a place where
community and culture come together. This historic
building is home to the Via Rail station, host summer
Sunday flea markets, retails vintage and antique
furniture, jewelry, linen & lace, local art, and is the
only topographic map dealer in the Pacific Northwest.
Fitness
My My
Fitness
Fitness
4650 Lazelle Avenue
4650Terrace
Lazelle Avenue
Tel: 250-635-3489
Terrace
www.myfitnesscentre.ca
Tel: 250-635-3489
The gym is open 24 hours
a day for membership clients,
www.myfitnesscentre.ca
7 days a week - 365 days a year. Staffed hours
The gym
is open7:00am
24 hours
a daySat
for10:00am
membership
are Mon-Fri
- 9:00pm,
and Sunday 12:00pm - 5:00pm
clients,6:00pm
7 days
a week - 365 days a year. Staffed
hours are Mon-Fri 7:00am - 9:00pm, Sat 10:00am 6:00pm and Sunday 12:00pm - 5:00pm.
Restaurants & Pubs
Cafenara Coffee Shop
No. 1 Restaurant and Catering
#108-4716 Lazelle Avenue
Terrace • Tel: 250-638-1662
Custom Roasted Coffee
Specials, Delicious Daily Home Made
Deserts, Sandwiches, Soups & More.
#107-4717 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, BC (In the Gobind Mall)
Tel: 250-635-0343
We Serve Vietnamese, Chinese And Canadian Food
DELIVERY AVAILABLE 2 PM TO 8 PM
We Also Have A Takeout Window
Pay By Debit, Cash, Or Credit Card
OPEN MON. TO SAT. 11 AM TO 8 PM
Cafe Zesta
4087 Motz Rd., Thornhill, BC
V8G 3N1 • Tel: 250-635-3696
Come and enjoy the view on Cafe Zesta’s large patio
while you indulge in the homemade paninis, daily
soups & hot specials, delicious specialty coffees or
a sinful dessert. For a hot breakfast on the go, Cafe
Zesta is the place for your international source of
flavors and catering needs.
Bavarian Inn Steak & Seafood Grill
Checkers Pizza
110-4552 Greig Ave,
Restaurant / The Back Eddy Pub
Checkers
Pizza
Terrace,
BC
4332 Lakelse Avenue • Terrace, BC V8G 1N8
BI: 250-635-9161 • BE: 250-635-5336
Toll Free: 800-513-9161
Catch HDTV Sports Action on our Big Screen! Wireless
internet available!
(See ad page 37)
Bear Country Inn
& Restaurant
4702 Lakelse Avenue • Terrace, BC V8G 1R6
Tel: 250-635-6302 • Fax: 250-635-6381
Toll Free: 888-226-6222
www.bearcountryinn.bc.ca
Centrally located in the heart of Terrace, our family
friendly Inn offers modern rooms, Jacuzzi suites,
fridges, in-room coffee, meeting space and more.
Enjoy a home-style meal in our restaurant before
exploring the many shops, spas and galleries within
walking distance of your room. We are a Tourism BC
Approved Accommodation.
(See ad page 46)
Boston Pizza
4924 Highway 16 W. Terrace, BC V8G 1L8
Tel: 250-635-3443 • www.bostonpizza.com
Order online
Tel: 250-635-0101
110-4552
Greig Ave,
www.checkerspizza.ca
Take Out & Delivery
Terrace, BC
(See ad page ??)
Tel: 250-635-0101 • www.checkerspizza.ca
Take Out & Delivery
(See ad page 42)
Dairy Queen
Pizza Hut
Pizza, Pasta, Wings
4665 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, BC Tel: 250-638-8086
All you can eat lunch buffet. Tour buses welcome!
(See ad page 60)
Thornhill Pub
2387 Thornhill Street
Terrace - Thornhill, BC • Phone (250)638-8404
Fax (250) 635-6611 • Shuttle Service Available
The hottest lil’ log cabin in Terrace... Call the Thornhill
Pub 250-638-8404 to reserve or inquire about private
party bookings.
(See ad page 33)
Events
Terrace Riverboat Days Society
4643 Park Avenue • Terrace
329 City Centre • Kitimat
Open 7 Days a Week
Casa Masala
Featuring Hot House Take-Out
4728 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, BC
Tel: 250-615-5800
Open Monday to Saturday 11AM - 9PM
- Fully licensed (See ad page 21)
McDonald’s
Terrace Walmart
Highway 16 West
4740 Lakelse Ave.
Downtown Terrace
• Open 24 Hours Daily
99 - 11th Avenue East
Prince Rupert
• Open 24 Hours Daily
(See ad page 53)
c/o George Little House • 3100 Kalum Street
Terrace, BC V8G 4L1 • www.riverboatdays.ca
Visit Terrace during Riverboat Days and get a real sense
of “pride of place.” The combination of a unique,
natural setting and distinctive First Nations and pioneer
history give rise to this weeklong
community festival. Whether it is music, sports or visual
arts, all celebrate the history of the area and beauty of
the Skeena River Valley. (See ad page 52)
T.D.A.C. Spring Studio Tour
May 16, 17 & 18, 2015
Terrace & District Arts Council
Venues in Terrace & surrounding area
www.artsterrace.ca • (250) 638-2820
Local artists and crafts artisans show their studios and
workspaces for an Open House Long Weekend. Talk
to artists about their work, techniques and inspirations,
view finished works of art, see demonstrations,
purchase arts & crafts and enjoy refreshments. Some
artists will be hosting special guest artists, and you can
watch artists at work. (See ad page 50)
Electronic
Futures
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Electronic
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Fuel
4710 Keith Avenue
Terrace Husky
4760 Lakelse Ave.
Terrace, BC V8G 1R6
Tel: 250.635.6935 • Fax: 250.635.4118
Across from Skeena Mall offering gas, diesel, marine
fuel, both auto & cylinder propane. RV friendly lot, free
sani dump. Full convenience store, ATM, LOTTO. Open
24 hours.
Media
CFNR
- Northern Native Broadcasting
4562 B Queensway Drive, Terrace, BC
1-866-833-2367
(See ad page 61)
Micro-Brewing
Sherwood Mountain Brewhouse
Sherwood Mountain Brewhouse
#101-4816 Hwy 16 West
Terrace, BC V8G 1L6
Ph: 250-635-0080
#101-4816 Hwy 16 West
Terrace, BC V8G 1L6
Ph: 250-635-0080
[email protected]
www.sherwoodmountain.beer
Terrace’s first and only craft beer brewhouse. Brewing
fine ales, classic lagers and the “friar’s finest”...
specialty beers inspired from beers of the world. Come
enjoy fine beer, look over our specialty cheeses and
enjoy a bbq’d German Bratwurst on the deck.
Terrace’s first and only
craft beer brewhouse.
Brewing fine ales, classic
lagers and the “friar’s
finest”...specialty beers
inspired from beers of
the world. Come enjoy
fine beer, look over our
specialty cheeses and
enjoy a bbq’d German
Bratwurst on the deck.
[email protected]
http://www.sherwoodmountain.beer
Real Estate
Dave Materi
Personal Real Estate Corporation
Re/Max Coast Mountains
4650 Lakelse Ave
Terrace, BC V8G 1R2
Tel: 250-638-1400
Cell: 250-615-7225
[email protected]
www.davemateri.ca
Terrace, BC - A Place to Call Home. Dave offers:
• 40 years of living and experiencing all that Terrace
and area has to offer.
• Thorough knowledge of Terrace and the
surrounding areas.
• Dedication to help you buy or sell your home or property.
56 | toll-free 1-877-635-4944
Rick McDaniel
• TEAM LEADER
Suki Spencer
• REALTOR
Shelly McDaniel
• UNLICENSED CLIENT CARE
www.theRteam.ca
We are invested in the region & my team is committed
to helping my clients get what they want, commercial,
residential or recreational. If you are looking for
experience & commitment call the “R” Team.
(See ad page 25)
Shop
All Seasons Source for Sports
4555 Lakelse Avenue
Terrace, BC V8G 1P7
Tel: 250-635-2982 •
Fax: 250-635-3515
[email protected] • www.sourceforsports.com
Serving the sports enthusiasts in Terrace & area
since 1972. We offer full service after the sale.
Check out the great selection of sports clothing,
footwear, hockey, exercise, ski, camping and soccer
equipment..
Canadian Tire
5100 Hwy 16 West
Terrace, BC V8G 5S5
Tel: 250-635-7178
Toll Free: 888-317-8473 • Fax: 250-635-6964
Canadian Tire is your “one stop shop” for products
and services in Terrace. We also have shipping
available for our “out of town” customers. We can
provide everything from camping gear to automotive
parts; RV supplies to vehicle repair. Also visit our
Garden Centre, the best in the Northwest!
(See ad page 36)
4710 Terrace,
Keith Avenue
BC V8G 4K1
Terrace,Tel:BC250-635-7767
V8G 4K1
www.elfut.ca
Tel: 250-635-7767
• www.elfut.ca
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Flying Fish @ Skeena Landing
Junction of Hwy 16 & Hwy 37, 4065 Motz Road
Terrace, BC. Tel: 250-638-1808
www.flyingfishterrace.com
(See ad page 7)
Gemma’s Gifts & Souvenirs
4627 Lakelse Ave
Terrace, BC V8G 1P9
Tel: 250-635-4086
Fax: 250-635-3073
Toll Free: 800-563-4362
www.gemmasgift.com • [email protected]
(See ad page 17)
Little House Ent.
George Little House
3100 Kalum St. Terrace, B.C. V8G 4L1
Tel: 250-638-8887. Toll Free 877-277-8837
[email protected]. www.georgelittlehouse.com
Terrace’s premier heritage home is a place where
community and culture come together. This historic
building is home to the Via Rail station, host summer
Sunday flea markets, retails vintage and antique
furniture, jewelry, linen & lace, local art, and is the
only topographic map dealer in the Pacific Northwest.
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Tel:OPEN:
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MON. TO THURS. 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
OPEN:
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P.M.TO 8 P.M.
SATURDAY
9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
Friday
10 A.M. to 8 P.M.12 NOON TO 6 P.M.
SUNDAY
HOLIDAYS
12 NOON TO 5 P.M.
Saturday
9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Sunday 12 noon to 6 P.M.
Holidays 12 noon to 5 P.M.
Skeena Mall
#400 – 4741 Lakelse Avenue
Downtown Terrace, BC
Skeena Mall
Tel: 250-635-2546
www.facebook.com/skeenamall
#400 – 4741 Lakelse Avenue
(See
ad inside
frontBCcover)
Downtown
Terrace,
Misty River Books
#103-4710 Lazelle Avenue
Terrace, BC V8G 1T2
Tel: 250-635-4428
Toll Free: 800-861-9716
[email protected]
www.mistyriverbooks.com
skeenamall
Tel: 250-635-2546 •
(See ad inside front cover)
Sonny’s Collectables Sports Cards
& Gaming Cards
Mountainside Gallery & Framing
Unit 11, Skeena Landing
4065 Motz Road, Terrace, B.C.
(778)634-3860
[email protected]
www.mountainside-gallery.com
A local Art Gallery featuring northwest B.C. artists and
products. Photography, Ceramics, Painting, Carving,
Fabric & Fibre, First Nations artists, Consignment
Art Original Works and limited edition signed prints
available. SHIPPING AVAILABLE
OPEN TUES. - SAT. 10-4 PM
Petland
Petland
4706 Keith Ave Mall
Terrace,
BCAve Mall
4706 Keith
Tel:
250-635-1600
Terrace, BC
Toll Free: 800-633-7787
#102-4746 Lakelse Avenue,
Terrace, BC V8G 1R6
Tel: 250-638-7788 • 1-800-716-7784
[email protected]
Terrace Inn Liquor Store
3005 Kalum Street
Terrace, BC V8G 5V6
Tel: 250-635-WINE (9463)
Fax: 250-635-3112
Specialty wines, premium liquors, micro and
local beers at BC Liquor Store prices. Helpful and
knowledgeable staff. Lifestyle Reward Program. One
block from WalMart, across from Tim Horton’s on
Keith Avenue. Ample parking.
Backcountry
WildWild
BikeBike
andand
Backcountry
Tel: 250-635-1600
Open 7 Days A Week
#102-4734
Lazelle
Toll Free: 800-633-7787
#102-4734
LazelleAvenue
Avenue
Mon-Thurs:
9 am - 6 pm; Friday: 9 am - 9 pm;
Terrace,
BC
Open
7
Days
A
Week
Saturday: 9 am- 6 pm; Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm
Terrace, BC
Mon-Thurs: 9 am - 6 pm; Friday: 9 am - 9 pm;
Saturday: 9 am- 6 pm; Sunday: 12 noon - 5 pm
Ruins Board Shop
Sight & Sound
Now selling Backcountry Skiis, clothing,
Now selling Backcountry Skiis, clothing, & accessories
& accessories as well as Road, Mountain,
as well as Road, Mountain, Touring, BMX or Cruising.
Touring, BMX or Cruising. We carry Giant,
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carryNorco
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bikes, Felt
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Sight & Sound
Terrace Keith Ave Mall
Terrace Skeena Mall
Kitimat City Centre Mall
Terrace Keith Ave Mall
Terrace Skeena Mall
www.sightnsound.ca
Sight
& Sound
Kitimat
City CentreTerrace
Mall
www.sightnsound.ca
Sight & Sound
Terraceyour
Your Entertainment Center. Proudly
serving
Your Entertainment Center.
Proudly serving your community since 1962
community since 1962. Visit us
in the Keith Ave Mall
Visit us in the Keith Ave Mall Terrace, our
2 Telus stores, Skeena Mall Terrace & City
Terrace, our 2 Telus stores, Skeena
Mall
Terrace &
Centre Mall
Kitimat
City Centre Mall Kitimat
4533 Greig Avenue
Terrace, BC V8G 1M7
Tel: 250-635-0083
Toll Free: 800-488-1898
Fax: 250-635-0092
[email protected]
www.bestwestern.com/ca/terraceinn
Downtown location, free wireless internet, free
business center and free hot continental breakfast
for guests. Jacuzzi suites, A/C, coffee maker, 47”
TV , sports and movie channels, Micro-Fridge, fitness
center, elevator, on-site restaurant & lounge. Ample
parking, 100% non-smoking rooms, packages
available. Conference facilities include 6 meeting & 3
banquet rooms and catering for any occasion. Canada
Select 3 1/2 Star & CA/AA 3 Diamond ratings.
(See ad page 45)
Northern Motor Inn
Toll Free Reservations:
1-800-663-3390
3086 Hwy 16 E
Terrace BC V8G 3N5
[email protected]
Sandman
Inn Terrace
Sandman Inn Terrace
Tel: 250-635-5225
Tel: 250-635-5225
[email protected]
[email protected]
4706 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, BC.
250-635-9404
www.ruins.ca
A grassroots rider-owned and operated company
specializing in snow, skate and wakeboards since
1996. Offering the industry’s best brands of
streetwear, footwear, eyewear and swimwear, known
for fashion meeting function. Behind Ruins is a strong
sense of community, family and passion for board
sports, and a unique recognition that the northwest is
an incredible place to live and play.
Sleep - Hotels
Bear Country Inn
& Restaurant
4702 Lakelse Avenue • Terrace, BC V8G 1R6
Tel: 250-635-6302 • Fax: 250-635-6381
Toll Free: 888-226-6222 www.bearcountryinn.bc.ca
Centrally located in the heart of Terrace, our family
friendly Inn offers modern rooms, Jacuzzi suites,
fridges, in-room coffee, meeting space and more.
Enjoy a home-style meal in our restaurant before
exploring the many shops, spas and galleries within
walking distance of your room. We are a Tourism BC
Approved Accommodation.
(See ad page 46)
4828 Hwy 16 W
4828
Hwy BC
16 W,
Terrace,
Terrace,
V8G
1L6 BC V8G 1L6
Tel:
250-635-9151
Tel:
250-635-9151• Toll Free: 800-Sandman
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Free: 800-Sandman
Fax:
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Sleep - Motels
Cedars
Motel
Cedars
Motel
4830 Hwy 16 West
4830 BC
HwyV8G
16 West
Terrace,
1L6
BC V8G 1L6
Tel: Terrace,
250-635-2258
250-635-2258
• Toll Free: 866-635-2258
TollTel:
Free:
866-635-2258
Fax:Fax:
250-635-7227
250-635-7227
[email protected]
[email protected] • www.cedarsmotel.net
www.cedarsmotel.net
Great value and reasonable rates. Tourism BC
Great
value accommodation.
and reasonable
rates. downtown
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approved
Excellent
BC approved accommodation. Excellent
location. Free wireless high speed internet.
downtown location. Free wireless high speed
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in 2012.
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channels. Ample
parking.
Movie channels. Ample parking.
Wild Duck Motel & RV Park
5504 Hwy 16 W
Terrace, BC V8G 4R6
Tel/Fax: 250-638-1511
[email protected]
www.wildduckmotel-rv.com
Quiet, clean, modern, non-smoking guest rooms with
free wireless. Kitchen units and coin operated laundry.
Tent & big rig friendly, full service sites, open all
year, park setting, free showers.
Spa
Spa Essentials
#2 202 Lakeslse Ave, Terrace BC
Tel:250-635-0007
www.spaessentialsbc.com
[email protected]
Visits to Spa Essentials can assist you in
optimal health & wellness or just relaxation. Our
practitioners can work individually with you or in an
integrated approach. Come in to see our variety of
spa & therapeutic treatments and/or shop in our spa
store while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.
58 | toll-free 1-877-635-4944
Vehicle Rentals
Cap-it Terrace
National Car Rentals
4542 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, BC V8G 1P8
Tel: 250-635-6855
Fax: 250 635-5665
www.nationalcar.ca
National Car and Truck Rental is your rental company
of choice. We have the Largest Fleet and the greatest
selection of vehicles in the North. Recognized as
having the largest number of offices and largest
network in Northern and Central BC, You are always
covered where ever your travels take you. From
Prince Rupert to Prince George to Penticton, Rent from
National, and if you have your emerald membership,
renting is that much easier. In Terrace call our rental
agents today @ 250-635-6855.
(See ad back cover)
Cap-it Terrace
5745
Highway 37 S.
5745 Highway 37 S.
Thornhill,BC
BCV8G
V8G3W6
3W6
Thornhill,
250-635-6352
250-635-6352
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.cap-it.com
Mon-Fri 8:30-5:30pm Sat 9-4
www.cap-it.com
We are your Terrace Destination for Truck
Mon-Fri
8:30-5:30pm
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of the Brands we carry are...Rigid, Thule,
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Just to name a few. Onsite installation for
all your accessory needs.
Budget Car & Truck Rental
Fountain Tire
Airport Terminal & Downtown Location
4912 Hwy 16 West
Terrace, BC
Tel: 250-638-0288
Prince Rupert Location
Tel: 250-627-7368
(See ad page 39)
B.K. (Smitty) Smith • Manager / Owner
• Mechanical • Tires
4641 Keith Avenue, Terrace, BC V8G 1K4
Tel: 250-635-4344
Fax: 250-635-4354 • Cell: 250-615-7471
[email protected] • www.fountaintire.com
Vehicle
Canadian Tire
5100 Hwy 16 West
Terrace, BC V8G 5S5
Tel: 250-635-7178
Toll Free: 888-317-8473 • Fax: 250-635-6964
Canadian Tire is your “one stop shop” for products
and services in Terrace. We also have shipping
available for our “out of town” customers. We can
provide everything from camping gear to automotive
parts; RV supplies to vehicle repair. Also visit our
Garden Centre, the best in the Northwest!
(See ad page 36)
MacCarthy
GM
MacCarthy GM
Terrace
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Highway
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Terrace is conveniently located
at the heart of various Northern
BC communities making visits to
neighbouring communities easy and fun.
Meet our
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Neighbours
To the North:
To the East:
GITANYOW - Make sure to visit Gitanyow
(Kitwancool), located 15 km north of
Kitwanga along Hwy 37 North. Here lie some
of the oldest-known and largest collection
of totem poles in B.C. Some of these poles
were painted by Emily Carr in 1928. The area
features a small museum as well.
www.tourismsmithers.com
www.hazeltonstourism.ca
STEWART AND HYDER, ALASKA - The drive on
Hwy37 North is very scenic with towering
mountains, the Salmon Glacier and tons of
wildlife. Known as Canada’s northernmost
ice-free port, Stewart is on the United States
border, just minutes away from Hyder, Alaska.
It is one of the only places in the world where
you can see glaciers up close. A popular
activity is visiting the only bar in Hyder (don’t
worry you can’t miss it) and getting Hyderized
- one strong shot of liquor. You can also
visit Fish Creek to watch grizzly bears from a
viewing platform feast on salmon.
STEWART-CASSIAR HWY 37 NORTH TO DEASE LAKE At the Meziadin Junction continue driving
north to Dease Lake. En route access two of
Canada’s largest parks, the Spatsizi Wilderness
Park and Mount Edziza Park. Drive the road
to Telegraph Creek, an extraordinary winding
road through river canyons and lava flows
and visit Tahltan communities.
SMITHERS
HAZELTONS - Monolithic
mountain peaks meet the
sky. Located under 2 hrs or
142 km east of Terrace, the
Hazeltons are a gateway
to magnificent scenery
including the 1000 metre
walls of the rugged Rocher
de Boule range.
SMITHERS - Two and half
hours or 206 km east of
Terrace lies the quaint
alpine community of
Smithers. Set in the Bulkley
Valley at the foot of
Hudson Bay Mountain, the
town flourishes with rural
warmth and hospitality.
Just east of Smithers is
Telkwa, nestled on the
banks of the Bulkley
and Telkwa Rivers, the
charming historical
village borders Tyhee Lake
Provincial Park.
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To the West:
www.tourismprincerupert.com
b. broderick
PRINCE RUPERT - You haven’t seen true
natural beauty until you’ve taken the
drive from Terrace to Prince Rupert,
one of the most memorable on the
planet. The 147 km journey winds
along the banks of the mighty Skeena
River through lush mountains drizzling
with waterfalls in the spring, dazzling
with snow in the winter, and covered
with green fauna and flowers in the
summer.
SKEENA RIVER
The ocean town of Prince Rupert is an
old fishing village set with funky old
homes on curving streets. Stroll the
docks to check out the fishing vessels
and crews, buy fresh seafood and
souvenirs in the quaint tourist area,
Cow Bay.
To the South:
www.tourismkitimat.ca
Kitimat Visitor Centre
XX 2109 Forest
Avenue, Kitimat,
BC V8C 2G7
tourism kitimat
XX E: [email protected]
XX www.tourismkitimat.ca
COGHLIN PARK, KITIMAT
XX Toll Free: 800-664-6554
Summer Hours – July and August
XX Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
XX Saturday, Sunday and Holidays
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
ALL YOU CAN EAT
LUNCH BUFFET
Tour buses welcome!
4665 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace
250-638-8086
60 | toll-free 1-877-635-4944
r. willis
KITIMAT
KITIMAT - is located just 60 km south of Terrace.
Their unique location at the head of the
Douglas Channel makes it a sport fisher’s
paradise with access to salt and fresh water
fishing within minutes of down town. Fish the
mouth of the Kitimat River in a jet boat, fish the
length of the river in a drift boat or drive to a
secluded hot spot along the river.
The Douglas Channel offers opportunities
for spectacular salt water fishing for halibut,
salmon, shrimp and crab. Don’t forget your
camera! The opportunity to observe wildlife,
big and small will present itself when you least
expect it.
Done fishing? Stop by the Sam Lindsay Aquatic
Centre where you can soak in the hot tub or
enjoy the water park, lazy river and water slide.
Canada Day Celebrations on July 1st include
pancake breakfast, parade, international food
fair, helicopter rides and afternoon stage show.
The days’ festivities end with a great fireworks
display.
KITAMAAT VILLAGE is also a great area to visit with
gorgeous beach walks, ocean views, hidden
Totem Poles and succulent seafood.
TIP: Pick up a variety of maps
and guides for neighboring
communities at the Terrace
Visitor Centre, 4511 Keith Ave.
and at George Little House,
3100 Kalum St. in Terrace.

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