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May 14, 2009 | Tips from Travellers > Dawson Creek, Historic & Heritage Sites
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Sikanni River Falls

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Dawson Creek is a great little town tucked into the northeast corner of BC and surounded by rolling prairies.  When we visited, we had a great time exploring the town's museum and saw some amazing local artists' work at the gallery, which is housed in a restored grain elevator. 

But the main draw to Dawson Creek is probably the start of the legendary Alaska Highway.  The Alaska Highway House interpretive centre was a highlight - especially the PBS documentary on how the road was built.  Definitely make time in your schedule to watch it before setting out on your journey north to Alaska.  I haven't travelled the Highway yet ... but now I want to!

Posted by Hilary E, Prince George at 11:47 AM