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The walk up to Twin Falls is a few hundred meters, mostly uphill. The trail is wide and well packed down. The viewing platform has been rebuilt after being wiped out by an avalanche in 2018. You can see three sets of waterfalls that all drain into the same waterway and end up in Lake Kathlyn below. A long and steep hike will take you to the toe of the glacier -- best suited to experienced hikers. In the winter you can hike to views of frozen waterfalls. Once it is frozen enough and you have enough snow you can hike up towards the falls, but you must be aware of what's above you as you are now in avalanche territory.
A collection of artifacts and archival materials which explores the social and technological development of the Bulkley Valley, including the Aboriginal communities and European settlers.
First-class ski slopes. In summer, there is horseback riding and hiking.
A good hike passing through beautiful scenery, with views of the Telkwa Mountains. Trail starts from the Hudson Bay Mountain ski area, and the end of the road.
Trailhead for both the Twin Falls and the Glacier Gulch trails.