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Tow Hill
Hike up Tow Hill, measuring 109 m (358 ft) high and composed of basalt pillars formed from volcanic rock. Nearby attractions include a natural blow hole, picnic areas, camping, hiking and beachcombing (North Beach).
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Teresa Island
Situated on Atlin Lake, Teresa Island is a popular destination in winter for cross-country skiing enthusiasts. Another attraction on the island is Birch Mountain, rising over 1372 m (4500 ft) above sea level.
Address: . Atlin BC Canada
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Coho Salmon Sculpture
The Coho Salmon Sculpture embraces the spirit of the community, a major sports-fishing destination in the Queen Charlotte Islands. The copper and cedar sculpture was crafted by local artist, Lon Sharp.
Address: . Sandspit BC Canada
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Unity Pole
Located in the front of the Nisga'a Elementary Secondary School, the Unity Pole was erected in 1977. It was the first totem pole raised in the Nass Valley since the late 1800s.
Address: . New Aiyansh BC Canada
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Bubba Baloo's
Bubba Baloo's provides a massive indoor playground equipped with an arcade, laser tag, ball pits and other adventures. Contact centre for information on birthday parties.
Address: 8-556 North Nechako Rd. Prince George BC Canada V2K 1A1
 Send an Email (5)  1 250 563-7529
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Aboriginal Pictographs
Explore the north side of Fraser Lake and find three sets of Aboriginal pictographs adorning the granite rock. Contact the Nadleh Whut’en Band at (250) 690-7318 for more information.
Address: . Fraser Lake BC Canada
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The Honey Place - World's Largest Glass Beehive
Fans of enormous attractions need to make a stop at the largest glass beehive in the world. Guided tours are available and in late July visitors can see honey extracted from the hive. Honey products may be purchased.
Address: Mile 42 on the Alaska Highway Fort St. John BC
Send an Email (1) 1 250 785-4808
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Alpine Man
The Alpine Man is a statue that stands on Main Street welcoming visitors to Smithers. It was originally stationed at the Edelweiss Motel in Rock Creek, British Columbia. The motel was destroyed in a fire in 1973, and after a temporary location at Christina Lake, the Alpine Man was moved to its current home.
Address: Route 16 and Main Street Smithers BC Canada
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Mural Project
Visitors to Dawson Creek will notice several murals depicting scenes from the town's history including its agricultural roots and the construction of the Alaska Highway. Each summer more murals are painted celebrating Dawson Creek's heritage.
Address: . Dawson Creek BC Canada
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Copper River Fossil Beds
Explore fossilized seashells, wood and other treasures from the Jurassic Age at the Copper River Fossil Beds.
Address: Clore River Area Terrace BC Canada
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Stone Cairn Marker
Take a picture under the "You are now Entering the World Famous Alaska Highway" sign at the Stone Cairn Marker, marking the start of the Alaska Highway. Located in the southeast corner of the Northern Alberta Railway Park.
Address: . Dawson Creek BC Canada
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Balance Rock
Visit this natural phenomena, a large boulder deposited by glacial activity that sits on the edge of the Hecate Strait.
Address: . Skidegate BC Canada
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M.V. Tarahne
During the 1920s, this gas-powered propeller vessel was used to take passengers on tours of Atlin Lake. Visit this town landmark, restored and dry-docked at Trainor Avenue. Guided tours are available through the Atlin Historical Society.
Address: . Atlin BC Canada
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World's Largest Fly Rod
The World’s Largest Fly Rod was constructed to attract tourists and promote fishing in Houston, British Columbia. Measuring 18 m (60 ft) long and 364 kg (800 lbs), the rod can be seen at Steelhead Park.
Address: . Houston BC Canada
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Totem Poles
Several totem poles are found throughout the village, depicting traditional Haida themes and images including ravens and eagles.
Address: . Old Masset (Haida) BC Canada
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W.A.C. Bennett Dam / BC Hydro
Underground tours are offered every hour on the half hour: $5 for an adult, $12 for a family, $2 for seniors and children at or over the age of seven and free for children under the age of seven and school groups. W.A.C. Bennett Dam has a cafe and tours are available from May - September.
Address: 23 KM West of Hudson's Hope Hudson's Hope BC V0C 1V0
1 250 783-5211
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Aboriginal Pictographs
Visitors can view these pictographs, depicting animals, fish and birds, located on the north shore of Stuart Lake by Honeymoon Island. Guides and boat rentals are available, contact the Nak’azdli Band office at (250) 996-7171 for more information.
Address: . Fort St. James BC Canada
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Mr. PG
Mr. PG was constructed in 1960 as a tribute to the importance of lumber in Prince George. Back then, Mr. PG could bow and even speak a few words, and he travelled the province. Today, Mr. PG is made of fiberglass and does not move, but he still stands for forestry and he even manages to entertain visitors with his friendly smile. Mr. PG is located at the junction of Highway 97 and Highway 16.
Address: Highway 97 and Highway 16 Prince George BC Canada
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Gething Creek Site
Located in a remote area, 40 km (25 mi) from Hudson's Hope, Gething Creek Site offers a chance to view dinosaur imprints.
Address: . Hudson's Hope BC Canada
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Wooden Chainsaw Sculptures
Admire the craftsmanship and beauty of several wooden sculptures found throughout the community, depicting northern animals and birds.
Address: . Chetwynd BC Canada
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World's Largest Tree Crusher
A fun local attraction, this massive tree crusher was used during the 1960s during the construction of the WAC Bennett Dam.
Address: Town Centre Mackenzie BC Canada
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John Lalonde Roller Rink
The John Lalonde Roller Rink is a multi-purpose venue offering space for flea markets, roller skating, floor hockey, dances and other community events. Located behind the Masset Village Office.
Address: . Masset BC Canada
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Red Rock Volcano
Located on Red Rock Mountain (also known as Table Top Mountain) in the northwest corner of Fraser Lake, stands a 25 million year old extinct volcano. View frozen lava flows and trees inside its crater. Visitors may access hiking trails to the volcano via the Stellaq’o Village.
Address: . Fraser Lake BC Canada
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Yan
A 30-minute boat ride from Old Masset will take visitors to the abandoned village of Yan. Two Haida clans, the Eagles and Ravens, inhabited the village in the late 18th century. Contact the visitor information centre to arrange a boat tour.
Address: West shore Masset Inlet, BC Canada
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Junkers W-34 Float Plane
Visit Cottonwood Park in town and view the German Junkers W-34 Float Plane on display. These planes were used in the Second World War and were popular with Fort St. James bush pilots.
Address: . Fort St. James BC Canada
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Nisga'a Nation Totem Poles
The fall of 2005 saw the raising of four intricately carved totem poles, each representing the clans of the Nisga'a Nation: Eagle, Killer Whale, Raven and Wolf. These poles also stand for the strong community spirit found in the village of New Aiyansh.
Address: . New Aiyansh BC Canada
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Bucket of Blood
This old log building was once a fur trading post and gambling den, named after a shooting over a game of poker.
Address: . Burns Lake BC Canada
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