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New Hazelton is a small town in the North Coast-Nechako region of British Columbia. Together with the neighbouring communities of Hazelton and South Hazelton, the communities are known as "The Hazeltons".
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Home of the Gitxsan peoples for over 8000 years, 'Ksan is a place to honour generations past and present. This attraction showcases Indigenous culture near the ancient village of Gitanmaax, at the confluence of the Bulkley and Skeena Rivers.
Located between Hazelton and New Hazelton, a single-lane steel suspension bridge built in 1932 along Highway 62. Offers views of the Hagwilget Canyon and Mount Roche De Boule.
The Village of Hazelton remains much like the original settlement, founded in 1866. Explore the historical buildings.
The Kispiox totem poles stand in the grass at the edge of the community of Kispiox where the Kispiox and Skeena Rivers meet. There are approximately 24 totem poles that are privately owned by House Groups in the Kispiox Valley. They were carved between 1880 and 1995.
Anderson Flats, also known as Mission Flats or The Forks, is located within the traditional territory of the Gitxsan First Nation (People of the River of Mist) and is identified as Lax Lit Hetwit House territory. The park provides accessible public access to the riverfront on both the Bulkley and Skeena Rivers with excellent recreational fishing, camping and day-use recreation opportunities.
Popular with anglers, boaters and swimmers. A picnic area, beach, hiking trail and boat launch are available.
From New Hazelton, Hazelton is 6 km to the northwest along Churchill Road (also known as Highway 62, which is unsigned), while South Hazelton is 5 km to the west along Highway 16.
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