ABOUT US
The Northeast BC Tourism Marketing Co-Operative develops and promotes tourism across the communities of Northeast BC.
NORTHERN BC TOURISM
1274 5th Avenue
Prince George, BC V2L 3L2
Never Tame
Our Communities
MACKENZIE
This welcoming town sits in the Rocky Mountain Trench and is surrounded by crystal-blue lakes, just two hours north of Prince George.
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Chetwynd
The hub the Peace River area and on the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, this town is steeped in railroad history and has a long tradition of chainsaw wood carving.
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Hudson’s Hope
On the bank of the Peace River, midway between Chetwynd and Fort St. John, this tiny town of just 1,000 residents is an outdoor adventure playground.
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Tumbler Ridge
Home to the only UNESCO Global Geopark in Western Canada, this geologically significant area is home to dinosaur fossils and year-round outdoor adventures.
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Pouce Coupe
This tiny town of under 800 residents was integral to the construction of the Alaska Highway and remains a historic stop along the way.
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Dawson Creek
Home to Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway and at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, this town is where adventure begins in Northeast BC.
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Taylor
Sitting on the banks of the Peace River, this town along the Alaska Highway is home to the Annual World’s Invitational Gold Panning Championship.
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NORTHERN ROCKIES REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY
Surrounded by thousands of square kilometers of wilderness, this region is the gateway to the Muskwa-Kechika, full of historic sites, an offers adventures in every direction.
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Fort St. John
Located on the Alaska Highway, this town has over 260 hectares of outdoor spaces encompassing more than 29 parks.
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Prince George
Located at the junction of major highways, this city features more than 1,600 hectares of parkland across over 100 parks.
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