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Stewart-Cassiar & Highway 16

Northwest BC elevates remote and wild to a new level, part of an area that’s vast and varied, from wildlife to wilderness.

Smithers in Stewart-Cassiar & Highway 16

Sandman Inn Smithers

Hotels

Located on the main highway, one block from the downtown core, Sandman Inn Smithers boasts of 35 comfortably well appointed guest rooms and suites. A business centre, fitness facility, and meeting facilities make this Sandman the perfect choice for your next stay.

Smithers Visitor Centre

Visitor Centres

The Smithers Visitor Centre is the place to receive answers to all your questions about the beautiful Bulkley Valley. Drop by and ask our friendly and knowledgeable staff questions concerning your travel or Smithers, and we will do our best to assist you. We can't wait to meet you!

Smithers Guesthouse

Bed & Breakfasts

Stay and enjoy warm hospitality in this Award Winning Guesthouse/B&B. Relax in the hot tub or sit on our covered deck, breathe fresh mountain air, and enjoy life at the pace it was intended to be lived. Our 5 European style bedrooms come with private bathrooms/shower and down duvet covered beds. Some of the other amenities we offer are a fully equipped guest kitchen, a cozy guest living room with satellite TV and a gas fire place, internet (WiFi), large deck with hot tub and BBQ, optional breakfast, washer & dryer (small fee), a storage room for bikes, ski/board equipment, fishing gear, etc., - and much more... The Smithers Guesthouse is located within five minutes walking to downtown shopping and restaurants, but still far enough that you can find and enjoy scenic walking trails, recreation parks and the famous Bulkley River (for Salmon & Steelhead fishing)!

Mountain Biking Smithers: The Bluff

Biking

Mountain biking Smithers, BC. Hurtling down one of Smithers’ steep single-track trails on my mountain bike is, for me, one of those “pure fun” experiences...

6 Photography Spots Around Smithers

Love photography? Here are six great photography spots around Smithers from our local blogger, including Thyee Lake, Glacier Gulch Trail and more.