Top 31 things to do and attractions in Kitimat-Stikine District

Just a bridge over a deep canyon, but an amazing view and a bit of an adrenaline rush since you can see th canyon below through the metal grating. Nice walkways on both sides.

Amazing, probably one of the most impressive bridges in British Columbia.

Love this iconic bridge, Let's me know I'm Home and it's a good tourist attraction, when walking across, if you look down you can see 100+ feet below and see Skeena River in all its glory. Plus our mountain is always a nice for pics.

Nice little trails to hike but be bear aware

Scared me trying to walk out on it, so gets a SOLID 5 STARS It may be a really cool steel bridge but you can see the bottom as you walk out on the steel grates......driving too 😎 A beautiful canyon below as the river flows and hits the walls, changing directions Spots to park nearby to walk back for photos and if you dare.......walk out 🐱

Cool one-way at a time bridge with a few different small trails to follow and explore the surrounding area. Nice views to sit and enjoy for a bit too.

A must see on a tourists itinerary, from the Hazelton side you can park, get out and walk the bridge, not a place for people who are afraid of heights.

It was a pleasant walk with benches, a gazebo, and interpretive signs about the local flora and fauna. There is no entrance fee and it is located near the Stewart Visitor Centre.

A must-see when visiting Stewart BC. Enter at park adjacent the Tourist Information centre. There are several educational info plaques describing local flora, fauna, and geography located at handy platforms along the way.

Wonderful views!!!

Had a lovely afternoon walk. The views are breathtaking

Great place to take a stroll... Lol for Eagles, Cranes, geese...

Quick but beautiful walk

Very calming walk.

Nice campsites with standard amenities. You'll be close to wildlife and a gorgeous river. Stunning hike and fantastic picnic area. Find a place to plunge into the icy river!

Wow what a gem!! Very simple and awesome campground, well kept including pit toilets and has a beautiful creek running through the property. Water is available from a hand pump making the experience even more fun. Janine is a terrific host and we really enjoyed chatting with her. If you like basic camping and are on your way to Prince Rupert for the day. I recommend booking your site on your way up and come back after your day in Prince Rupert. Thanks Janine, awesome park!!

Great, quiet spot this early in the season. We were the only over night guests though the beautiful day use area had lots of visitors. The location was beautiful, the camp sites nice and the host was great.

Kleanza Creek is such a lovely, breath of fresh air. The whole park is gorgeous and soothing to the soul. You can enjoy it anytime of the year although the gates are only open May 5, 2022 – Sept. 19, 2022. There is so much to do here. A few activities I've personally enjoyed are snowshoeing, hiking and white water kayaking. It's also a great place for leisure, if you wanna just sit back and enjoy the water, have a picnic or go camping this is a guaranteed brilliant experience.

Beautiful, well maintained campground and picnic area. Gorgeous view of the water fall. Cleanest pit toilets we have ever seen (they actually smell like cedar and not like an outhouse!).

It's a stunning park about 15 mins drive from Terrace. Well maintained campsite and some beautiful trails along with the creek. It's a great spot where you can spend time and relax with family, friends, or your pets.

Lovely little park! The operators are the friendliest we have ever met, and they keep the grounds well cleaned and accessible. Bathrooms are pit toilets, but still kept very clean. Campsites are almost all well shaded and quite private, and sites along the creek blot out any noise of fellow campers with the rushing water. The creek itself is very pretty, with a viewpoint at the top of a cliff available after a quick 1.5km walk. Will definitely be going back!

Pearl gave us a great guided tour, sharing a lot of very interesting and informative stories and background of this amazingly rich culture. Beautiful museum and tons of cool artifacts with knowledgeable staff. Highly recommend.

An amazing experience. So many lovely artifacts and knowledgeable staff to answer questions. I am not exaggerating to say our visit to the Nisga'a Nation was life changing.

Very beautiful museum. The displays are so close & stunning, you’ll want to touch them (but don’t). Many of them are not behind glass so you can see them up close. There are invisible alarms to deter you from getting too close though. The reason I am only giving it 3 stars is there is no description or stories to help you understand the history. While it’s a lovely exhibit, I like to learn & it was unfortunate this museum did not meet my expectations. I took a picture of an item and had to ask the woman at the front desk what it was. She was so kind and helpful, and shared her knowledge, which I greatly appreciated at the time.

This is an amazing facility with stunning exhibitions and totally amazing staff. As a former Education Department Manager for the Art Gallery of Alberta, I know what it takes to research, connect with and deliver an interpretive tour to the general public. The young woman who delivered our tour experience was engaging, thoughtful and made our learning experience quite memorable. As a resident and member of the nation upon which this Gallery stands, she imparted a sincerity and truth to her knowledge sharing that you simply wouldn't have in another exhibition setting.

Such a lovely museum. The entrance is incredible. The collection is impressive and a great insight into Nisag'a culture and history. Make sure you take advantage of the guided tour. Try and get there at least an hour before they close so you can get the tour and have some time on your own. Everyone working there was lovely and knowledgeable! Thanks for having us.

We drove a long ways to see the museum...I phoned the museum yesterday from Terrace and the lady said they were open today. Well guess what! We get here and they are still CLOSED. I am in my late 70's so it is the last crack at seeing this place!

I was amongst a group of 6 ladies who arranged a guided tour of the museum. It was a young girl who gave the tour. She was extremely knowledgeable and gave us great detail about all the artifacts. The museum is beautiful and do is the gift shop. We then participated in a workshop and made leather medicine bags. The entire Nass valley is worth visiting.

Great knowledgable staff! Lots to do and see. Sensory supplies for sight and hearing impaired Wheelchair accessible Park next door so have a picnic, check out the Skernaview lookout and treat yourself to some swag in the gift shop at the museum after you enjoy a tour if days gone by

What a beautiful tribute to the past! This collection of working cabins, from the smithery to the one room schoolhouse is a treat! We loved the sweet kitty cat who seemed to want to be our guide, too!

It was very informative. All buildings were w/c accessible

A good history of settlement in Terrace. Ten different buildings sit on the site; eight of these are original log structures relocated to the Museum grounds from various locations in the Terrace area. Within each of the buildings there are artefact displays exhibiting the local settlement history of Terrace and the surrounding area. Displays highlight industries such as logging, mining, trapping, farming, and tourism, as well as the general ways of life of newcomers to this area. Tours are offered. Entrance by donation.

Love this place!! They always make it fun for the kids, whether its Haloween or Easter, the kids always have a blast. We also enjoy the car shows here as well. They always have lots of fun stuff going on here. The kids especially love the pony rides on Canada day as well 👍

Kind of disappointing that there was no mention of the original people who probably did a lot to help

Such a beautiful place to go. All by donation! Love that they do special events during holidays. Also, if you have the time and a group with kids the tour is well worth it if they are able! Super informative. We had kids ranging from 5 to 10 and they all enjoyed learning about the history!

Small but mighty!! This lovely museum is worth a visit in picturesque Stewart. Full of fascinating mining history, great artifacts and beautiful rocks. The story of Stewart and nearby Hyder USA is interesting. Such stunning mountains and rugged country!

Wonderful visit. The staff and Curator are very knowledgeable of the history and mining of Stewart,BC. So worth the visit!! Thank you for a fantastic visit!

When the kids love the museum they're doing a great job. Scavenger hunts to complete while dad gets to explore the museum, really good space and a ton of interesting information

Small museum, but absolutely packed with lots of information about the history of the community and the mining industry in the area. Well worth a visit. Lots of neat antiques and items

Very informative, well-curated and otherwise excellent facility. Really enjoyed the visit here. The knowledgeable museum guides added to the experience!

Shirley is the best guide in learning about the area’s history and current activities. Many enjoyable exhibits.

A must see. What a friendly and informative tour by the lady (Shirley?) we had. We felt welcomed and totally enjoyed learning this towns history

Very cool little spot to check out. The trees are enormous. Worth checking out if you are interested in photography and it has many opportunities for some interesting shots. My fiancé and I stopped in our way to a fishing trip on the west coast and I am glad we did.

It's such a cool giant spruce tree in the park. Also, It's the biggest tree I've ever seen so far in my life. Well maintained, and parking available on site.

A great look at some natural giants. Parking is easy and the trail is quite short. The tree is dying, but the cycle is inevitable. Don't let the negative comments detour you. If you can, head a bit further down the road to access a beautiful riverside trail.

Going to see the Giant Spruce is a experience you can not miss. It will give you a feeling of awe as you stand looking up under the majestic trees. The trees seem as if they are monarchs of time.

The Sitka Spruce are beautiful, amazing. Day trips are great, but the night views offer something special, to sit and enjoy, listen to the sounds of the wildlife. Well worth the trip

Time spent well!!! This Sitka Spruce is oldest(500 Year) known living organism in the Kitimat Valley. This Giant Spruce is standing 165 feet tall and 37 feet in circumference. You can go ahead along the trail and spend some good time on the River.

God's beautiful creations. It is amazing to see all the ancient trees still standing and being protected. Peaceful and good place to relax and appreciate nature.

Very well done. Exterior is interesting and the inside is extremely informative. Nice job! Well worth the stop!

Small but rich in history and treasure. Lovely gift shop.

Friendly staff and good collection make it worth a visit. While the museum is quite small they manage to share a number of objects and do a very good job of telling the story of Kitimat's history. Best place I've found for quality souvenirs from the area.

Small, but tonnes of info about the town's history and a super helpful Archivist.

What a great museum. Welcomed by the staff who was a wealth of knowledge.There is also some pretty neat artifacts to check out and interesting reading throughout this museum.

A very interesting visit. Get to know how Kitimat came to be!

Super nice and friendly staff at the museum

Great service & good food (Lunch time) You can play slots as you wait for your food. The ambiance is a little too "romantic" as they are having issues with lighting during renovations. But other than that, everything was great. The server was very helpful and friendly when we had questions about the menu. She came to look for me, playing the slots, to let us know when our food arrived. She was very quick to get refills and check if we were doing ok. 10/10 would recommend

Ridiculous place. Came with a few friends to enjoy a Friday night. Gave it a few 'whoops' around the blackjack table which apparently isn't allowed and resulted in the five of us being kicked out. Many people around us confirmed we did not disrupt them and thought we were fine. They accused us as flipping them the bird which was inaccurate we will never return

Had fish n chips n it was great 😊😊 Fast n friendly service

Old, under construction, way too few slots. Waitressess at restaurant were the best part of our experience.

Amazing chefs! Great food.

One digital black jack table and the rest was virtual slot machines. Regardless I am not one who goes to the casino but disappointed regardless. Secondly a colleague of mine received her food with a long hair in it. The staff said the whole table would be comped which made them think they really take ownership and responsibility for their errors. Around 30min later staff came to them and said they must pay the whole bill and that only the meal with the hair would be comped. Regardless this doesn't impact me as I arrived after the events transpired but it just seemed like something that should have been dealt with differently.

Probably the worst customer service I have had. I brought in a back back multiple times. One evening they decide to do a bag check. The guy asked to see what was in my bag so I put the contents on the floor from the bag so the contents were visible. He didn't like my attitude and told me to leave. I left and went back another night because this scenario was an one time thing. The second time I went in, the same security guard asked to see my ID. I gave it to him but he was doing something different. He was looking at at and clicking a this computer mouse. This was untypical so I grabbed my I'd back and left. He was standing with it on the desk for a while. When I went to talk to the security manager he said he agreed with his security staff to ask me to leave and when I asked about my ID, he said the guard was trying to put a year ban on my presence at the casino. It is already over a year since the first situation.

This site was the location of a fortified First Nations camp. While all the fortifications and houses are gone, the site and explanatory signs provide a lot of information about the people that lived there. Great views of the river and mountains from the site, but be prepared to go up and down a dozen flights of stairs to get there.

Cool historical site to visit and explore. Well written descriptions are displayed throughout the short walk.

Lovely walk and views. Free event, history, and beautiful landscape to be enjoyed.

Short walk, it could be 15 to 30 min up to your speed with interesting information boards and nice view around. Good place to go and strech after long hours of sitting in the car

If you've just driven down from Stewart, stop here and stretch your legs while learning some extremely interesting about the famous Gitwangak warrior chief 'Nekt. Even more fascinating is what his mother did to escape capture and forced marriage to a Haida chief, from out on an island off the nearby coast;

A very interesting site! To say the least. Just of the highway of tears. Connection to steward-cassiar highway North I was omw to the Yukon and came across this Historic battle ground. Was a great read and nice rest area, Before you go onto hwy 37 Where you will not see any people or vehicles for a very long long time.

A very cool stop along the drive from Prince Rupert. While worth the short detour. Just be sure to get back on 16 and not accidentally head towards Alaska..

We stayed 2 nights 3rd week of August. Bugs were not too bad! We arrived fairly early in the day and got a great spot on the lake - easy kayak in and out. The Park Attendant, Alenna Kasner, was so friendly, quick to make the firewood rounds ($10/bundle - have cash) each day and the park is maintained beautifully, including very clean restrooms. This is a great place to camp a couple of days if you are driving down the Cassiar/Stewart Highway.

Beautiful spot, a lot of the campsites located right next to Kinaskan Lake. The person at the time who was looking after campground was very friendly and full of local information. Try and get here before 3 pm then there is a good chance for a lakefront campsite.

Unbelievable views and most of the campsites are literally right on the water. One of the nicest provincial park campgrounds is ever seen. Has outhouse for bathrooms and I think there might be electrical hook ups. Very well kept and has a swimming dock and boat launch as well.

Wow! This is such a beautiful, peaceful, incredibly well cared for park. We’ve been RV’ing since 2017 and feel that this is one of the best “campground” style parks we’ve ever stayed at. Alenna is incredible and so passionate about the park- it shows in every detail! We are in a 35’ rig with a tow and the other party in our group is in a 45’ rig with a tow and we were able to maneuver fine. These types of parks aren’t necessarily designed for big rigs so as you can expect in these areas- it might be a little tight or you might not put all of your slides out. Totally normal up here. The picnic tables were beautiful, the spaces were immaculate, even the trash receptacles were spotlessly clean! This was a fantastic stop over for one night of dry camping for us on our way to Alaska.

Very clean and scenic campground. I highly recommend spending a night or more. The best quiet place to stop on the drive north or south and the fishing is good as well. Firewood is available and the sites are spotless

First come, First serve, for campsites. We arrived around 1pm got a great spot on the lake, by 5pm the campsite was full.

Clean and tidy. Lots of camp sites with beach access available. Put it on your list of stopovers if you're travelling along the Stewart Cassiar

One of my favorite places to stop and stretch my legs during road trips down highway 16. There's a short trail that brings you to a viewing platform of the lake and the gorgeous mountains beyond.

Beautiful park but lake access is limited. The sites are very nice, picnic tables are new and smooth. Pit toilets are clean and only one fresh water source for the whole park. Good prices and we will be back.

11:45am We broke down right in front of the park and coasted into the parking lot. We called AAA and it would be over 6 hours for the tow Thank goodness we landed here( with our dog). Great park to spend our time waiting! We had cell phone service, hooters(restrooms), and a great hike. The lake wasn’t maintained well enough to show the true beauty of the area, but we are thankful for the park. Camp ground was closed, but really very nice and very well maintained.

This is an awesome little park with a stunning view and offers a small, sandy beach on the lake to visitors for day use and swimming. Picnic tables and toilets are available. There are cutthroat trout and rainbow trout in this lake but mostly pan sized fish. There is also a bird viewing stand for nature lovers, and the lake is perfectly fine for swimming.

The sunset observed from this location was truly remarkable.

Clean beautiful place to overnight while traveling through BC.

Rest and relax at this beautiful spot on your next road trip

Short walk on wide, smooth gravel trail to a beautiful waterfall. Picnic table at open grassy area for lunch or a snack. Kid friendly hike.

Nice waterfall with a fairly short hike on a well maintained trail.

Very cute waterfall! Trail was obvious even in winter. Nice little walk, the moss on the trees is absolutely gorgeous, and the giant rock by the waterfall is absolute magic 💖

Beautiful little waterfall maybe a quarter mile hike from the parking lot. uphill a bit

Impressive waterfall and great view of the Hazeltons from the lookout.

It was a short but sweet hike. My 2 dogs really enjoyed it.

Gorgeous and very easy walk to falls

Wow! So many ways I want to describe the experience but it really is hard to put into words! The individual tents are comfy, warm, and the addition of a porta-potty for midnight emergencies is wonderful! The main lodge is warm, the atmosphere is amazing, the hot tub is an added bonus, and the food...incredible! The terrain...lifetime memory making! Our guides were knowledgeable, cautious, fun, and we skied amazing powder 3 days in a row! The whole experience from start to finish was exceptional and I can't recommend Skeena enough! If you are on the fence, get off the fence and book ASAP! You won't regret it!

Skeena! This is one of my favorite cat operations , I’ve been 4 times now and look forward to coming back. The terrain access is never ending and can accommodate a range of abilities. Lodging and food is well done but is still very personable. Thanks for an epic trip to the whole Skeena team, see you next year !

The Skeena Catskiing experience is exceptional. Basecamp may be no frills but the terrain is deluxe, powder is deeply plush and staff are genuine. We stayed for 3 nights and skied 3 days and I don’t think I could have skied another run I was so exhausted after 13K vert/day. (Would highly recommend renting a powder specific board from the ski shop in Smithers.) Staying at basecamp meant we were on the first run each morning within 10 minutes of leaving camp in the cat. Guides are diligent about keeping the pace moving and want to get max runs in each day. The guides worked hard to open new terrain on the last day. Each day it snowed and it just got deeper and deeper. As a snowboarder I appreciated the solid fall lines to get out and that most runs ended right on a road so I felt confident I wouldn’t get too far off track if I wanted to explore. The most unexpected experience of the trip was the interaction with the unpretentious Skeena staff. They are obviously integral to keeping the operation running, but their grit, determination and enthusiasm for what they are creating in the B.C. backcountry is inspiring. The chef created tasty and nutritious meals that kept us well fueled. We researched a lot of catski places but chose Skeena because it is the farthest north, reports the coldest temps and moisture is always around.

The most amazing weekend experience! Skiing is unbeatable. Fresh tracks every single time. Close to flying. The guides know the mountain incredibly well and take you to terrain that has the best conditions and is most suited to the group (thanks Doug). Just wow. The lodge and glamping style accomodation are comfortable and cozy complete with a sauna (run by our star bar man Vitaly). The food is incredible (thank you Chef Elliot). In general, all the staff are incredibly friendly and do everything possible to make sure everyone is having a wonderful and safe time. If I could spend every weekend here I would.

We skied with Skeena in early March 2025 and had an absolutely amazing time. This is a no-frills, skiing-focused operation and the terrain matches it. It's a trek to get there, but that's a part of the adventure and makes it great. The terrain is awesome - incredible views, variety of high alpine and tree skiing (came in handy for cloudy days as well as sunny days), plenty of diversity so you're not skiing the same thing twice, and the powder was absolutely amazing (light, fluffy, and soft!). The accommodations are a perfect match as well. The tents have everything you need and nothing you don't. Sauna was awesome, everything was really clean, and the staff was so friendly and helpful. The main lodge building was very relaxing, cozy, and had everything we needed. Great bar and the food was awesome. The guides were so knowledgeable and friendly that they made everyday amazing. They were very focused on safety and avoiding issues, but still let everyone have a blast skiing and exploring great terrain. Overall I can't recommend it enough - we will definitely be back!

Best snow, best atmosphere, best cat skiing experience hands down. I keep coming back to Skeena Cat Skiing and just can't get enough. When there is a lack of snow in the rest of the province they have knee deep pow and the diverse terrain keeps it exciting. The guides a great and to food is above and beyond. I reccomend getting out here if you have been on the fence or looking for a new favorite annual event

Skeena experience exceeded my expectations in every way. The terrain was incredible. Even with 2 weeks since the last storm they managed to find us epic runs every time! Unbelievable! Accommodations were fantastic! Great food, lodge was chill and the wood burning sauna was amazing after riding all day! Can't say enough good things about the staff from guides to cat drivers to cooks. Great crew!

The gardens are amazing and the view is first class!

Great view! Can't wait to see the LNG ships entering the harbour from here!

Always a pretty spot to stop. But a rainy day today.

Nice view for sure but it's on a steep dirt hill!

Good view

A wonderful lookout over the channel, worth a stop.

Always a favorite spot for me ♡

Such a cute gem to stop at. They had so many great items, including things by local and indigenous artists. Upstairs was a little museum about the area. And dogs were welcome inside!

A truly excellent facility, including the WC facilities. Combines a fine, tidy museum, a gift shop, and an informative visitor centre in one building. On summer Sundays there is a very good farmers market on the grounds, including artisan products on offer.

Great little stop!!! The upstairs is like a small museum and is quite fun to check out. Young lady who helped us was very pleasant and helpful. Take the time to stop and read up on the history of the place. Great job!!

On Sunday staff at this visitor recommended two attractions but both close on Sundays! Waste of time driving around. They gave us map to free camp called Anderson Flats but mosquitoes are so bad in early June that they bit us all night inside our RV and we had no sleep so left early at dawn. Only good thing here is free dump and water at visitor center.

Amazing visitor centre. Excellent local art. I got a calendar and cards made by Michelle Stoney. Don't miss the upstairs information and displays. :)

Wonderful place to visit. Lots of unique and beautiful items in gift shop.

We only went to the totam poles

Breathtaking view at all times

Beautiful moderate hike to rock basin

What a beautiful area and stopping at vegetables stands on the side of the highway. On a Honor system, hope no one takes a advantage of it Thanks so much

The seven sisters is so beautiful love to stop there all the time

Great view of the seven sisters mountain

Beautiful park. Awesome hiking

Beautiful and peaceful. A retreat for the mind.

Nice place for a picnic and a swim. Boat launch for cables etc. No dogs or motorized boats allowed (small boats wth electric motors are ok.

Great day at Ross lake a beautiful area to hike and camp,swim.

Great hike around the lake....dog friendly with clean pit toilets....nice break from driving north to the Yukon

Only one restroom on the boat launch side, long wait before my turn...someone was baptized that day. There were people everywhere, but not crowded, even out on the water with kayaks, boards, and rafts.

Very peaceful. Beautiful trails.

Beautiful lake with a lovely and easy loop trail, gorgeous trees and bird life.

New dock is nice but i avoid the lake during frog season.

Great view

I have been here, very nice

cute river...very refreshing to swim in on these hot days

Nice

Really cool history here. It is so unfortunate that the locals trash their lands here though. Really takes away from the beauty.

A must stop. Legendary historic totem pole, the heart of the culture in the area.

We happened to be able to see the Totem Poles early in the morning with nobody else around. They're a beautiful piece of history. A couple have fallen at certain stages of decay, but that lends more to the beauty of the display.

Must see stop along 37 so intriguing to see the beautiful indigenous artwork.

Incredible totems. Close to highway, first road near bridge, across bridge from Petrocan. About 5 min from highway and Petrocan.

Now a National Historic site, these are authentic totem poles that on one side border the Skeena River.

Wouldn’t go out of my way for them but was part of a tour I was on.

Not a big hike, but the rewarding of seeing 150% or mineral water that you can drink is it's own reward

Short walk-in from the parking lot, remember to stay on the trails, don't walk on the lava beds. Bring bug spray, the mosquitos are plentiful

This is a wonderful place and just a beautiful area. The waterfalls are amazing and such beautiful clean water

A short trail to this spectacular waterfall surrounding with beautiful nature. Well maintained environment. Great visit spot!

Breathtaking Waterfall, with a short walk.

Spectacular Falls.. great well maintained trails and very easy, kid friendly.. There's quite a large lookout over the river bank, Definitely a good picnic spot.. worth the drive to see the historic areas, the drowning forrest 3 sets of Falls in area and the incredible lava beds... amazing history and gorgeous 😍

Nice scenic waterfall with viewing platform. Easy walk to get to for great views.

No amenities, but beautiful country to hike through and camp in

Looked for the State park for a while but couldn’t find it. We could only find a “provincial” park and it was great!

(Translated by Google) garden (Original) 公園

Quiet spot to see a group of traditional totem poles on the edge of a First Nations community. Not developed as a tourist attraction despite having signs to guide you there, which is too bad - it would be nice to have something to help understand the site and how best to respect the traditions represented there.

The poles themselves are beautiful, but there is no informational plaque or anything explaining their history, their meaning, etc. We wanted to know more about them. The drive there is good, crosses over a canyon bridge which is worth checking out on foot as it's beautiful.

With great respect and appreciation for the opportunity to witness these Totems. Beautiful carvings and scenic backdrop for these impressive monuments and expressions through gifted Indigenous artists.

Worth the drive. Very interesting. Would be nice to have some interpretive signage.

Stunning selection of totem poles and very friendly village. We missed the sign for the totem poles and asked a lady walking down the street for direction. Not only did she give directions but also told us about her family's totem pole, the meanings of the different carving on it and its location in the the series of totem poles.

Amazing to see. Well worth the short drive off the highway.

A great visual experience. It would be great if there was a kiosk with explanatory panels. There was a fellow there handing out brochures for tours around the area starting at $90/hour. Didn't know if he was legit and got my area self-guided tour brochure at the awesome Visitors Center on Hey 16.

So many unique gift ideas! All of the artists are local, which is amazing! The staff were super helpful, too, and even recommended some places for me to visit while I was in the area.

The Gallery always has new works from their artists and showcases a gamut of local Northern artists.

Cute gift shop right in the old town. Probably one of the artists is working when you come in. I was having a hard time finding gifts this trip for some reason, but their handcrafted arts were just what my step-daughter, friend and work buddy needed. (Cute bees wax for my soap-making friend, pretty soaps for my daughter, locally roasted coffee beans for my work bud)

I enjoy going into Red Raven and talking to the artists about their art. All the talent in this town and area is amazing! This is a great place to go if you want to send a gift made in and unique to Terrace!

Red Raven Art Gallery is an artistic ray of sunshine located in the damp Great Bear Rain Forest of northwestern British Columbia. You won't find any "Made in China" fake "Canadian souvenirs" here. The Red Raven Art Gallery showcases the work of local artists and craftsmen - you'll find fantastic creations in disciplines such as photography, stained glass, fabric art, woodworking, carving, amongst many others. The offerings range from the aesthetically pleasing practical to the exquisitely quirky. Their tagline is "Always Fresh, Always New, Always Local" - and they deliver on that promise.

The lady working was so very helpful and informative. This is such an interesting shop that I felt I still missed something after walking around the store twice. I recommend this place. Check it out.

An Artistic Heaven in the Heart of Terrace! This small but abundant shop is filled with local artists creations and has something for everyone ! Wonderful atmosphere, great service , central location !

I Alway stop by every time i am in town, great exhibition and fantastic store of local art.

artwork, artists, and lighting all very nice. People who run the place are not very nice.

Great little gallery below the library with rotating exhibits, usually featuring local artists, and an extensive gift shop with plenty of local art and keepsakes. Always worth a visit!

A well organized attractive display of local artisan works. Always updated and fresh exhibits to enjoy.

Cute art gallery with great local artists, they have showings about once a month or so. Also have a nice gift shop

The salmon art show was wonderful. Such amazing local artists and I like how some pieces of art had the option to purchase. Nice that it is free to enter

Gem of a small gallery with very knowledgeable and nice lady there to help you. My wife loved the hand- made silk scarf by a local artist.

Nice simple visitor center in Kitimat with adjacent park.

Really disappointing visitor centre. Kitimat should do better with tourism as the area is beautiful. The gift shop should showcase local artists and capitalize on having a large selection of Kitimat/outdoor themed swag. No patches, one design of a pin, and very small selection of cheap stickers. While the clothing design is neat, the selection is very limited. No fault of the employees working there but one would assume a decent gift shop at a visitor info centre.

We visited the Kitimat Visitor Centre August 4, 2022. I am semi retired and have done a lot of travelling. This visit was the absolute worst experience I have ever had at any tourist information Centre in the world. The lady was horrible and did not give out any information on what to see and do. She basically showed us the map and told us to have a look and decide what we wanted to see. There was no cultural events or cultural activities to see. No artisan's exhibits to see. The Chamber of Commerce of Kitimat should be ashamed of the total lack of community knowledge being presented here. I would not even give this Visitor Centre a 1 Star. But I had to give it 1 Star in order to post my comments.

Very informative. Best place to get event tickets.

Got me pointed in the right direction Thank-you Laurel

Great friendly staff with lots of resources for local businesses and tourism

can't really rate this as it was closed.