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Latest revision as of 15:45, 19 September 2024
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Northern British Columbia is a region covering most of the northern half of the province of British Columbia in Canada.
Contents
- 1 Other Muslim friendly Cities in Northern British Columbia
- 2 More Destinations
- 3 Northern British Columbia Halal Explorer
- 4 Travel to Northern British Columbia
- 5 What to See
- 6 Top Muslim Travel Tips for Northern British Columbia
- 7 Halal Restaurants in Northern British Columbia
- 8 Stay Safe
- 9 News & References
- 10 Travel Next
Other Muslim friendly Cities in Northern British Columbia
- Prince George
- Atlin - In the far north. Only accessible by vehicle if you first head up to the Yukon.
- Dawson Creek
- Fort Street John
- Fort Nelson
- McBride
- Smithers
- Tete Jaune Cache
- Valemount
- Vanderhoof
More Destinations
- Alaska Highway - "Mile 0" is in Dawson Creek.
- Mount Robson Provincial Park - named for the highest point in the Canadian Rockies.
- Muncho Lake Provincial Park - hiking, fishing, camping and some pretty scenery in the Northern Rockies, and close to Laird River Hot Springs.
- Shames Mountain - ski resort that is relatively unknown, despite the huge amounts of fresh powder it receives.
- Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Provincial Park - vast area of untouched wilderness.
- Stikine River Provincial Park - linear park that follows the river. Ideal for a week long canoe and camping trip.
- Tatshenshini-Alsek Provincial Park - a wilderness area and UNESCO World Heritage Site in the province's far northwest corner.
- Williston Lake - the largest man-made lake in British Columbia.
Northern British Columbia Halal Explorer
Northern British Columbia is a vast area, most of it undeveloped. Most settlements are along the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16) or the Peace River area. Much of the land is forested and mountainous, although the Peace River Country is flatter and an extension of the Peace River Valley in neighbouring Alberta.
Travel to Northern British Columbia
Driving will demand many hours at the wheel. In the summer months, expect at least 14 hours of driving from the border crossing. In the winter months, you will need to bring a chain for the drive on the Alaska Highway and at least 16 hours of driving.
Flights from the Vancouver International Airport can be as low as $170. Be sure to check Air Canada's, Westjet's or ycma.com Central Mountain Air's websites often and book well in advance.
What to See
Top Muslim Travel Tips for Northern British Columbia
Halal Restaurants in Northern British Columbia
To be updated
Stay Safe
No Islamophobic Incidents have been reported
News & References
Travel Next
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