Smithers has many things to do from fishing Skeena river to skiing on the local ski hill. Smithers is also known for having a decent night life, and the town looks like a mini version of a european town. There are many people of european decent in smithers.
If your into four wheeling well this is definatly the place for it.
Updated Mar 15, 2007
Only a 10 minute drive from Smithers, the falls are a good detour if you have time in the day. There is also a campsite at the parking area with picnic tables if you wish to have a meal there as well.
Written May 25, 2004
Address: 10km from Smithers on Glacier Gulch rd
About 20km west of Smithers is a small first nations community called Moricetown. There is a canyon there on the side of the highway that many members of the community will still fish for salmon using traditional methods and not so traditional. It is amazing to watch if you are there when they are fishing. Salmon are there usually during the beginning of summer
Written May 25, 2004
Address: Highway 16, Moricetown
The atmosphere is pleasant and food wonderful. It has a cozy look to it on the inside. The menu has a good mixture of big city dishes and small town pub food.
Favorite Dish: Not much of an eater, but I like to eat the Caesar salad there.
Updated Nov 5, 2004
Address: 1261 Main St . two blocks from Highway 16
Phone: 250-847-5366
Website: http://www.alpenhornbistro.com/
Locate 5km from the Smithers is the airport. There are 2 flights daily by major carrier Air Canada to Vancouver. It takes approximately 90 minutes to fly to Smithers from Vancouver. There are 2 other airlines that have commercial flights out of Smithers to other locations in the northwest or connection service to Vancouver.
Updated Apr 21, 2006
Website: http://www.town.smithers.bc.ca/airport/main.htm
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Always bring a rain jacket to Smithers. The weather changes quite frequently and on my most recent trip (early July) it rained the entire time.
Bring ski jackets and boots if you come before May, in Northern BC it tends to snow until quite late in the year.
Long pants- bring more pairs than you think you would need. It gets pretty muddy if you're out hiking or riding horses.
Bring your own because clothing, especially high performance technical gear, can be very pricey here.
Written Jul 14, 2011
Bear glacier is located about 4 hours from Smithers located between Meziadin Junction and Stewart. Turn off hiway 16 at Kitwanga and drive to Meziadin Junction. There you turn to drive towards Stewart. The glacier will be located just off the hiway and there is plenty of room to pull over and snap some pics. It has shrunk over the years, but is still an impressive sight.
Updated Jun 6, 2004
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