Terrace

Terrace is best known within British Columbia for its setting on the Skeena River, one of the province’s major salmon rivers. The city occupies the broad Skeena Valley in northwestern Canada, with forested mountains rising beyond its residential streets and commercial centre. It serves as a regional base for the surrounding northwest, while nearby Kitselas Canyon is a place of longstanding importance to the Tsimshian people. Outdoor life here is closely tied to the river, from salmon fishing and paddling to following its course through the valley. Highway 16 and Canadian National rail service connect Terrace with the wider province. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Terrace and northwestern British Columbia.

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