Telkwa: Highway 16 at Hankin Road in - looking north
Telkwa straddles the Bulkley River in northwestern British Columbia, and its position near the Telkwa River confluence has shaped it as a road-and-rail community in the Bulkley Valley. Incorporated as a village in 1971, Telkwa stands on the traditional territory of the Wet’suwet’en. Highway 16, part of the Yellowhead Highway, runs through the community, linking it with Smithers and settlements farther east and west. Low-rise homes and local businesses sit among river flats and wooded hills, while the surrounding valley supports ranching, farming and outdoor recreation. The two rivers remain central to the identity of this small northern settlement.
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Built around the confluence of the Telkwa and Bulkley rivers, Telkwa grew into a small village in British Columbia’s broad Bulkley Valley. The rivers remain central to local life, supporting salmon runs, fishing and recreation, while forested slopes rise beyond the settled valley floor. The nearby Babine Mountains add a rugged northern British Columbia backdrop to the valley. Telkwa is also known for its annual Labour Day weekend barbecue and demolition derby, a well-established event with a distinctly rural community spirit. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of the Bulkley Valley.
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