Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

More about Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada Points of Interest

• Museum of Northern BC -

  Housed in a North Coast longhouse, this well-curated museum displays a significant First Nations collection. Peruse thousands of archaeological artifacts, enlightening exhibits, and native artwork from past to present.

• Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary -

  View majestic grizzly bears in their protected natural habitat from the safety of a 72-foot catamaran designed for wildlife viewing. Hear stories and learn about the diverse marine environment from the knowledgeable crew.

• North Pacific Cannery -

  Established in 1889, the oldest intact cannery in British Columbia is a National Historic Site. Interactive walking tours include the expansive grounds and a variety of structures, restored to their 19th-century condition.

• Butze Rapids Trail -

  Trek through the lush rainforest ecosystem on a naturalist guided hike that takes in its splendid flora and fauna and stops at an overlook for great views of the Butze Rapids, a natural phenomenon.

• Kwinitsa Railway Museum -

  Journey through the origin and history of this northern rail line, which ran between Winnipeg and Prince Rupert. A variety of displays and exhibits detail the development of early Prince Rupert and the growth of Canada's railways.

• Exchamsiks River Provincial Park -

  Explore this conservation parkland by land and by water. Jetboats negotiate rock walls and waterfalls while guided nature walks under a canopy of ancient Sitka spruce trees traverse this lush ecosystem and coastal forest.

• Wildlife -

  Summertime presents the amazing opportunity to witness a wealth of wild animals including bears, whales, harbor seals and eagles.

• Seal Cove Salt Marsh -

  A scenic waterfront recreational attraction with a pedestrian bridge, picnic tables and seating. Restoration of a fish habitat and natural aquatic vegetation and exposure of a hidden creek revitalized the area.