Grand Trunk Pathway
Terrace, British Columbia, Canada

(hiking, walking, jogging, dog walking, roller bladding, biking)

Grand Trunk Pathway is a well landscaped paved walkway lining up alongside Hwy 16 starting in the south-end near Eby Street and ending at Kalum Lake Drive. The 1.6 kilometre path is used regularly by locals for roller blading, walking and jogging. The walkway is 50 feet wide in most areas and is lit up at night for evening use.

The Grand Trunk Pathway is lined with viewing benches, a gazebo (with fountain in summer months), Spirit Bears (large painted bear sculptures depicting the culture of BC, Canada), a memorial dedicated to loggers lost and a decommissioned railway car housing the Miniature Train Association exhibits.

On the west-end of the pathway, one can continue a short distance to Fisherman's Park for some sightseeing of marine operators unloading their boats or to enjoy a picnic. Or, if one follows Eby Street north they will connect with the Heritage Walking Trail and the Howe Creek Trail.

The walkway is heavily used by all for recreation and as a transportation route to and from downtown. The pathway is literally, only, 1 block south of all the major Terrace commercial stores and retail shops.

Contact information for the local Terrace, BC accommodations, tours, guides, golf courses, attractions, eco activities, artists, transportation companies, realtors, etc. are posted under the links listed to your right.

How to get to Grand Trunk Pathway: Follow Hwy 16 into the community of Terrace, BC, Canada towards Eby Street. You cannot miss it - just look alongside the hwy for the walking path and park.