Top 16 Places to Visit in
Prince Rupert | British Columbia
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North Pacific Cannery
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Open May through September The North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site is the most established leftover flawless cannery on the West Coast of North America. Photo: View of fishing boats moored near the North Pacific Cannery, 1926. UBC Library Digitization Centre, Wikimedia Commons Situated on the beautiful Inverness Passage banks, the site offers guests […]
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- 1889 Skeena drive, Port Edward, BC
- (250) 628 3538
- https://www.northpacificcannery.ca/
Tall Trees Trail
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On sunny mornings it gives shocking perspectives on Prince Rupert harbour, furthermore, the encompassing mountains. Roughly 4.5 km one way. The beginning of this as of late refreshed path is only a few hundred meters past the Butze Rapids parking area, on the inverse roadside. This climb will take you 450 meters up the side […]
- Prince Rupert, BC
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- https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/british-columbia/tall-trees-trail
Museum of Northern British Columbia
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Discover the collection of art and artifacts where a person can discover the wealth of history and culture on British Columbia’s Northwest Coast and the legacy of oral history, archeological discoveries, and unique artifacts. The works by Northern Coast artists feature a variety of local and regional artists. The seasons of change tours offer in […]
Pacific Mariners Memorial Park
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Pacific Mariners Memorial Park is located in the hub of Prince Rupert on a rocky, grassy bluff. The Mariners Park pays tribute to the mariners lost at sea. A statue presents with an inscription “we are out there” and a memorial wall inscribed with bricks with names of the lost mariners at sea. The park […]
Sunken Gardens
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Sunken Gardens sits on the first location designated for the community courthouses. Sunken Gardens Park is a small two-level park with a short, pebbled walkway leading through a tunnel into an open area surrounded by brick walls and floral gardens. The tunnels and foundation have been transformed into a community park today. Photo: https://www.facebook.com/PrinceRupertSunkenGardens/
- Market Pl, Prince Rupert, BC
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- https://accessiblebc.ca/parks/hanging-gardens-prince-rupert/
Ocean View from Rotary Waterfront Park
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The Rotary Waterfront Park in Prince Rupert delivers spanning ocean views. It is an excellent opportunity to be upfront and personal with marine boats, yachts and barges. There are mountains and islands in the background, exploring the coastline and seabirds off in the distance. Grey Whale Statue Onsite is a carved statue of a […]
Kwinitsa Railway Station Museum
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Located on the edge of Prince Rupert’s harbour in Rotary Waterfront, the museum provides an exciting journey into the history of Canada’s northern railway and the many small stations like Kwinitsa along its route. The little white station was built in 1911 close to the Skeena and Kwinitsa Rivers’ intersection, around 75 km east of […]
- Rotary Waterfront Park, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1A2
- (250) 624 3207
- https://www.museumofnorthernbc.com/exhibits/kwinitsa-railway-museum/
Rushrook Trail
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You will discover the trailhead simply behind the Weaves on the Rocks building. This vast rock trail is reasonable for most capacities that skirt steep precipices at the water’s solid edge. Recently remodelled in 2018, it highlights three great engineered overpasses, what is more, shocking perspectives up the harbour to the extent of Tuck Inlet. […]
- Rushbrook Floats, Prince Rupert, BC
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- https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/british-columbia/rushbrook-trail
Wheelhouse Brewing
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If you like beers, here is the best place in Prince Rupert. Wheelhouse Brewing Company was opened in 2013. It is the favourite of all locals. Award-winning beers are named Scurvy Dog and Gillnetter. You can test them with vinyl records or facilitating unrecorded music at the end of the week. Photo: www.facebook.com/wheelhousebrewing
Icehouse Gallery
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The Icehouse Gallery is the retail administration of the Northwest Coast Artists’ Cooperative, where you will track down a broad scope of high-quality, unique fine art made by Northwest Coast artists.
Argosy
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Prince Rupert is the best place to find unique shopping items at reasonable prices. From antique to high fashion, you will be surprised Prince Rupert has so many things. In Argosy, you can find vintage and trending things that you cannot find anywhere else. Photo: https://www.facebook.com/argosypr
Wildfish Charters
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You can do memorable fishing with the Wildfish Charters’ skilled professionals. They will provide you boats and guide for fishing.
Ocean Pacific Air
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Ocean Pacific Air is located on the beautiful North Coast. If you want to see Prince Rupert’s beauty from the air, Ocean Pacific Air is the best way. They will take you to Grizzly Bear viewing, wildlife, glaciers, waterfalls. Photo: www.facebook.com/OceanPacificAir
Prince Rupert Fire Museum
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It is a small museum, but they have so many firefighting-related items. The museum runs by local volunteers. It houses an affectionately reestablished 1925 REO Speed wagon fire engine. It includes an assortment of BC Police Force (1858-1950) antiquities and memorabilia. Photo: www.facebook.com/PRFiremuseum
- 200 1st Ave W, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1A8
- (250) 624 2211
- https://www.princerupertlibrary.ca/fire/
Prince Rupert Adventure Tours
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Some of the most magnificent displays of wildlife on the northwest coast can be experienced with Prince Rupert Adventure Tours. Grizzly bears in the famous Khutzeymateen Valley, humpback whales flashing their unique tails as they dive to feed, orca whales as they follow the migrating salmon. Along with the stellar sea lions, harbour seals, eagles, […]
Seafood & Sushi at Fukasaku
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This distinctive sushi joint is the first in BC to be 100% ensured by the Vancouver Aquarium’s Ocean Wise program. It highlights wasabi from Nanaimo, BC, and BC purpose, and just the most morally reaped fish accessible. The noon ramen unique is a very thing special for sure.