Have you been to the Ancient Forest or Chun T’oh Whudujut Provincial Park?
It’s BC’s newest Class A provincial park and protects some of the world’s most inland temperate rainforest. Growing undisturbed for thousands of years, the forest of ancient cedars has served as an inspiration to artists from the Robson Valley and all over the world. See some of these works displayed at McBride’s Whistle Stop Gallery.
Northern Routes is a collection of cultural attractions working together to showcase the arts, culture and heritage of Northern BC. There’s a variety of fun, educational and interactive places to choose from – make one your destination today!
A centre for contemporary Canadian art and creativity
Northern BC's museum and science centre
Mackenzie’s past and present
The history of the Robson Valley
BC’s gold rush town
The region’s railway and forestry heritage
Turn of the century heritage attraction
The artists and artisans of the Robson Valley
Located in the historic Valemount Railway Station
An 1800’s era fur trade adventure
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