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Diana Lake Provincial Park
This lake-front park offers a wide spectrum of water-related activities. Swimming, canoeing and fishing are all popular pastimes for spending a day on the lake. The park is also home to a nature trail that winds through the lush rainforest. In August and September, visitors descend upon Diana Creek to observe salmon spawning.
Address: (Highway 16) 16km east of Prince Rupert BC
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Douglas Channel
The Douglas Channel is an inlet from the Pacific Ocean offering fishing and boating opportunities in Kitimat and measures 120 km (75 mi) long.
Address: . Kitimat BC Canada
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Ross Lake Provincial Park
Ross Lake Provincial Park is located just outside of Hazelton and is a popular destination no matter the season. In summer visitors can enjoy a picnic lunch by the lake, trout fishing or the park's hiking trails. In winter, ice-fishing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing replace the warm weather activities. Ice skating is also permitted on the lake, but make sure to check the thickness of the ice before lacing up.
Address: Off Hwy 16 Hazelton BC
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Seeley Lake Provincial Park
Seeley Lake Provincial Park protects a marsh that is integral to the nesting birds, mammals and reptiles that call the park home. A full service campground has also been established to give outdoor adventurers a comfortable sleep under the shadow of the Hazelton Mountains. The park is an ideal spot for wildlife observation, canoeing and lake fishing.
Address: 10km west of Hazelton BC
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Kloya Bay
Kloya Bay offers picnicking, canoeing and kayaking recreational opportunities in the district of Port Edward.
Address: . Port Edward BC Canada
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Kitimat River
A medium-sized river, the Kitimat River offers wild and hatchery steelhead and coho fishing opportunities.
Address: . Kitimat BC Canada
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Portland Canal
Forming part of the border between Alaska and British Columbia (BC), the Portland Canal is a principal inlet of the BC coast. Anglers can fish its water for salmon, halibut and crab.
Address: . Stewart BC Canada V0T 1W0
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Rainbow Lake
Tourists and residents of Port Edward can find a boat launch and picnic area at Rainbow Lake.
Address: . Port Edward BC Canada
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Fish Creek
Drive 5 km (3 mi) north of Hyder, Alaska on Granduc Road to Fish Creek and see grizzly and black bears in their natural habitat. The best viewing opportunities are in July and August when the bears come to feed on the spawning salmon.
Address: Granduc Road Hyder AK USA
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Klinaklini River
Knight Inlet provides access to the isolated Klinaklini River, measuring 195 km (121 mi) in length. The river crosses through the Coast Mountains and a variety of eco-systems and landscapes. Heli-rafting and heli-fishing are some activities enjoyed on its waters.
Address: . Knight Inlet BC Canada
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Bella Coola River
British Columbia's western coast and into its interior is occupied by the Coast Mountains, cut through by several lakes and rivers running into the Pacific Ocean, causing the coastline to reach deep inside the province in several locations. The Bella Coola River is actually a small stretch of a much larger river, the Atnarko, and is teeming with steelhead cutthroat trout, chinook, sockeye, coho, chum and pink salmon. |
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Knight Inlet
Knight Inlet is a 128-kilometre (80 m)inlet which runs through the Coastal Mountains from Thompson Sound to the village of Knight Inlet.
Address: . . BC CAN
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Thompson Sound
Accessible only by boat or float plane, Thompson Sound is located off of Knight Inlet, north of Vancouver Island. The combination of these remote waters and mountains make for rugged wilderness. Sport fishing and wildlife viewing packages are available through area tour companies.
Address: . Knight Inlet BC CAN
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Link Lake
Measuring 27 km (17 mi) long, Link Lake offers recreational opportunities for residents of Ocean Falls. A small dock and boat ramp are located here and visitors can enjoy hiking around the lake and surrounding areas. At the head of the lake is the Braiden River, a prime trout-fishing destination.
Address: . Ocean Falls BC Canada
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