Heritage Walking Trail
Terrace, British Columbia, Canada

(hiking, jogging, dog walking, self guided heritage tour)

The Terrace Heritage Walking Tour is a self guided trip down memory lane exploring the historical places including things like, the site where Canada’s longest and largest scale military mutiny occurred.. or visit the historical buildings of the area (Heritage Park Museum) while wandering along the side streets and walking paths in Terrace, British Columbia, Canada.

The southern portion of the Heritage Walking Tour is an easy grade walk following along some of the historic main streets found in the downtown core of the community like Lakelse Avenue. This portion of the trail follows paved sidewalks passing store fronts, art galleries and heritage buildings.

The northern portion of the tour is an uphill walk (up the bench) leading to the Heritage Park Museum and some fantastic views over looking the community of Terrace, BC. The pathway follows a dirt path and side streets, some leading to open areas and residential neighbourhoods while the other portion of the trail is mainly trekking through trees and parks.

The Terrace Heritage Walking Tour is within walking distance to connecting with other trails in the area like the Howe Creek Trail and the Terrace Mountain Trail.

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 the Heritage Walking Tour: From Hwy 16 in centre of Terrace, British Columbia - at the bridge and traffic lights veer onto Grieg Avenue and follow it into town. Turn right onto any of the sides streets leading to Lakelse Avenue and park. From here you can walk the whole trail south to north.