Spend that day at Lakelse Lake – it’s a summertime favourite for paddle boarding, kayaking, wakeboarding, canoeing and swimming.

 

With an assortment of stunning beaches and an incredible campground at Furlong Bay Provincial Park, Lakelse is a must-see.

Take a day trip on one of Western Canada’s most scenic drives. Hwy16 winds itself westward along the Skeena River toward Prince Rupert and is dotted with waterfalls such as Extew or John Little Falls.

 

End the day with a delicious meal, a nightcap at a local pub and cozy place to lay your head.

Take a self-guided road trip on the famed Hwy 113 to the Nass Valley, home of the Nisga’a Nation and northern BC’s incredible Lava Bed Memorial Park.

 

Visit the community of Gitwinksihlkw to take a hike up the Saasak trails to the viewing platform at the top of Saasak' Hill overlooking the lava fields.

 

On your way home, stop in at the Rosswood General Store in the tiny community of Rosswood for some good eats and unique products. 

Pack your ropes and harness, because Terrace is centrally located near a variety of sport climbing opportunities.

 

Check out the Skeena Climbing Society's website skeenaclimbingsociety.ca and Facebook page (@TerraceRockClimbing)

 

Chist Creek Forest rec site also offers free campsites and bolted routes.

Explore one of the many trails on Terrace Mountain. Stop at the first viewpoint to visit the Terrace Wolfpack sculptures on your way up the trail for a photo of the City of Terrace and the Skeena River lay below.

 

Cap off the day with a tasty meal one of Terrace’s diverse restaurants such as Hot House, Mr. Mikes or Don Diego’s.