Region: Smithers/Highway 37
The provincial parks located along the Smithers/Highway 37 are perfectly placed to accommodate the traveller on the move. No matter how much or how little you wish to roam between camping destinations, there will be a hidden gem awaiting your arrival.
Wildlife viewing is a popular activity throughout this area, with grizzly and black bears, mountain goats, mountain sheep, and more. Keep your eye out for a glimpse of nature at its best.
Red Bluff
This popular park is named for the iron-stained cliffs that plunge almost perpendicularly into the lake. Park visitors can swim, sunbathe, angle for a rainbow trout, or take in the […]
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Anderson Flats
The park provides easy public access to the riverfront on both the Bulkley and Skeena Rivers with excellent recreational fishing and day-use recreation opportunities from May through October.
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Ross Lake
Popular with anglers, boaters and swimmers. This low barrier park features an accessible picnic area, swimming dock, and viewing platform, and has fire rings, a beach, a hiking trail around the lake, and gravel boat launch […]
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Babine Mountains
This area within the Skeena Mountains eco-section offers some of the finest hiking opportunities in west-central British Columbia. Glacier-fed lakes, rugged peaks and extensive sub-alpine meadows provide day and overnight […]
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Tyhee Lake
Tyhee Lake is the perfect destination for family fun and outdoor adventure. Enjoy the popular swimming area or take to the water for motor boating on sunny lake days. Relax on […]
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Tweedsmuir (North)
Primarily for experienced outdoor recreationalists interested in boating, angling, camping and hiking in self-sufficient wilderness areas. Boaters must pay a $150 fee (return trip) to use the winching service at the […]
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Seeley Lake
This campsite ond day-use area on the lake lies in the shadow of spectacular Stegyawden (Hagwilgit Peak), where you can enjoy camping, picnicking, nature viewing, and fishing for rainbow and cutthroat trout. We […]
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Meziadin Lake
This lake is known for its excellent fishing, which includes Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, and Sockeye Salmon. While staying at the park, take a day trip to Stewart and Hyder to […]
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Kinaskan Lake
A must stop for fishermen, where bright Rainbow Trout abound. Bald eagles, hawks, ospreys, mountain goats can be seen in the surrounding area. More adventurous spirits may canoe down the […]
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Driftwood Canyon
Driftwood Canyon is a great stop to explore one of the world’s most significant fossil beds in a peaceful, creek-side setting, only a 20 -minute drive through the beautiful Bulkley Valley from Smithers […]
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Tä Ch’ilā (Boya Lake)
The glaciated landscape and turquoise water make Tā Ch’ilā (Boya Lake) a must-see destination. Tā Ch’ilā is excellent for canoeing and kayaking, with sandy beaches and abundant wildlife, and is a highlight of […]
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