What to See and Do

WHAT TO SEE AND DO


FUN FACT

Fireweed

Photo credit: Carrie-Ann Eftodie

Indigenous to Northern BC, Fireweed helps rebuild ecosystems after a fire or clear cut. It also has a story of foretelling winter! Fireweed blooms bottom to top – once completely bloomed, the first snowfall of the year is said not to be far. Next to predicting winter, this versatile plant also has uses from teas and salad to fire starter.

Estuary

Credit: Camus Photography

 

Next to the Stewart Visitor Centre is our local estuary and boardwalk. Starting from 5th Avenue and stretching 805 meters (278 feet) across the tide flats to Highway 37A that connects us to Hyder, AK, enjoy a beautiful walk full of breathtaking views, interesting bird species and plants. With the many conveniently located picnic tables and garbage disposals, it is also the perfect spot to rest after hiking, or have a picnic and just take in the scenery.