Journey to a Whole Other World
Your Guide Through Northwest BC
Vast wilderness and cultures come together here, where long northern horizons invite reflection, connection, and something greater than the everyday.
The Stewart-Cassiar Highway
BEAT THE CROWDS ALONG ROUTE 37
Stewart-Cassiar Highway is 725 km long and runs between the Yukon Border and the Kitwanga Junction on Highway 16. You really are off the beaten track. For most of the highway, cell service doesn’t exist. And except for basic fuel, food and accommodation stops, it’s rare to pass others on the drive.
Nisga’a Lands
INDIGENOUS CULTURE & HISTORY ALONG NISGA'A HIGHWAY 113
At nearly 100 kilometres, Highway 113 is shorter in length to the region’s other routes, but no less spectacular. As you head north from Terrace into Nisga’a Lands, also known as the Nass Valley and home to the Nisga’a people, you’ll bear witness to the ancient and energizing forces of this part of the Northwest. Otherworldly volcanic lava fields, the aquamarine K’alii-askim Lisims (Nass River), sacred and snow-capped mountains, sunlit alpine meadows, natural hot springs, and evidence of thousands of years of Nisga’a history and culture are all found within a few hours’ drive.
Route 16
FOLLOW THE YELLOWHEAD INTO THE NORTHWEST
It’s impossible to see everything along Route 16 in just a few days. This nearly 720-kilometre stretch of highway, linking Prince George to Prince Rupert, cuts through a vast wilderness area studded with rolling plains, glaciated valleys, soaring snow-capped peaks, thundering waterfalls, and the wild rivers of the Bulkley and Skeena before it meets the edge of the mighty Pacific Ocean.