Stewart
Welcome to Stewart, British Columbia - a picturesque gem nestled amidst the majestic Skeena Mountains and standing at the head of the captivating Portland Canal. Step into nature's theatre as Stewart opens up the gates to the remarkable Bear Glacier Provincial Park, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy the city's unmistakable seasonal shifts, from vibrant summer sunshine to winter wonderlands.
This charming city, founded in the allure of gold and silver in 1898, is rich in history and enchantment. Named after the area's first Gold Commissioner, Robert M. Stewart, the city's history is as golden as its name suggests. Once home to over 10,000 pioneers, Stewart now embraces its cozy community of just over 400 residents.
Stewart is a tapestry of Canadian and Indigenous cultures, their rhythms beating at the heart of the city. Though its bustling mining industry has quieted, it still whispers its presence, harmonizing perfectly with the rising voices of tourism and outdoor recreation.
Stewart offers its visitors an array of delightful experiences. Venture on to the enchanting Estuary Boardwalk, delve into local history at the Stewart Museum, and marvel at the awe-inspiring Salmon Glacier, one of North America's most accessible glaciers. Let the vibrant Carnival of Hope, held every February, thrill your senses with its energy and colour.
Discover a menagerie of diverse wildlife amidst our pristine landscapes; watch for black and grizzly bears, majestic moose, and a kaleidoscope of migratory birds. While elite educational institutions may not dot the city, Stewart offers lessons in the magic of nature and the resilience of the human spirit.
This charming city, founded in the allure of gold and silver in 1898, is rich in history and enchantment. Named after the area's first Gold Commissioner, Robert M. Stewart, the city's history is as golden as its name suggests. Once home to over 10,000 pioneers, Stewart now embraces its cozy community of just over 400 residents.
Stewart is a tapestry of Canadian and Indigenous cultures, their rhythms beating at the heart of the city. Though its bustling mining industry has quieted, it still whispers its presence, harmonizing perfectly with the rising voices of tourism and outdoor recreation.
Stewart offers its visitors an array of delightful experiences. Venture on to the enchanting Estuary Boardwalk, delve into local history at the Stewart Museum, and marvel at the awe-inspiring Salmon Glacier, one of North America's most accessible glaciers. Let the vibrant Carnival of Hope, held every February, thrill your senses with its energy and colour.
Discover a menagerie of diverse wildlife amidst our pristine landscapes; watch for black and grizzly bears, majestic moose, and a kaleidoscope of migratory birds. While elite educational institutions may not dot the city, Stewart offers lessons in the magic of nature and the resilience of the human spirit.