Attractions and Places To See around Area C (Chilako River/Nechako) - Top 6
Best attractions and places to see around Area C (Chilako River/Nechako) encompass a diverse range of natural features and cultural sites. This region, situated on the Nechako Plateau, is characterized by rolling hills and significant river systems like the Chilako and Nechako Rivers. It offers various recreational opportunities and reflects a rich history, including Indigenous heritage. The area provides a range of outdoor experiences, from exploring ecological reserves to visiting historical sites.
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Last updated: August 16, 2026
Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park
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Berman Lake Regional Park is a great day-use area with access to a lake shoreline and its natural eskers. There is a dock for canoe access, a sandy beach with a designated swimming area, and about 3 kilometres of hiking trails. Facilities include picnic tables, fire pits, washrooms, and change houses. The park is open seasonally from May to November.
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Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park is one of the most beautiful parks in Prince George. From here you have a great view of the Fraser River. There are colourful flower beds, a playground, a spray park, a mini steam train, sand volleyball courts, picnic areas, park benches and toilets. The Exploration Place Museum & Science Centre is also located here.
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Connaught Hill Park offers a wonderful panoramic view of the city. You can relax and enjoy your picnic, and there are toilets available. Pets are not allowed in the park.
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Lloyd's Classic Auto parts, no idea if the trade is good, but the classic cars that are here are at least worth a visit. The large rear area, which unfortunately cannot be seen well from the road, is completely full, but there are also some beautiful old ones at the front!
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This toilet block was in use from 1959 to 2018. In 2018 'Northern Health' thought it was nice and had to be closed. Nowadays only the squirrels still use this toilet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What natural features can I explore in Area C (Chilako River/Nechako)?
The region is rich in natural beauty, featuring the significant Chilako and Nechako Rivers, which are central to the ecosystem. You can also visit the Chilako River Ecological Reserve to see vigorous tamarack trees, or explore Berman Lake Regional Park with its naturally formed eskers and wildlife viewing opportunities. Wilkins Regional Park offers scenic views of enormous cottonwood trees along the Nechako River.
Are there any parks suitable for outdoor activities in Area C (Chilako River/Nechako)?
Yes, several parks offer recreational opportunities. Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park provides views of the Fraser River, a playground, and picnic areas. Berman Lake Regional Park features 3 km of trails, a sandy beach, and facilities for canoeing. Wilkins Regional Park boasts a large trail system with views of cottonwood trees and the Nechako River, along with picnic facilities and a boat launch. Nechako Riverside Park in Vanderhoof is ideal for birdwatching and relaxing by the river.
Where can I go hiking or cycling near the attractions?
The area offers numerous trails for hiking and cycling. For hiking, consider the Lost Lake Loop Trail, the Nechako Riverside Park Trail in Vanderhoof, or the Omineca Ski Club Trail System for varied terrain. The Heritage River Trails in Prince George offer an 11-kilometer network along the Nechako and Fraser Rivers. For cycling, you can find various routes, including easy loops like the Shane Lake loop or more moderate rides like the Lheidli T'enneh Cemetery – Cranbrook Hill loop. You can find more details on routes in the easy hikes guide or the cycling guide for the region.
What cultural or historical sites are there to visit?
Area C is rich in archaeological sites reflecting thousands of years of Indigenous heritage from the Carrier, Sekani, and Dene First Nations. You can also visit the Nechako White Sturgeon Conservation Centre, which offers public education and tours about the endangered Nechako white sturgeon. While not a historical site, Lloyd’s Classic Auto Parts Vintage Cars displays a collection of classic automobiles worth observing.
Are there any good spots for wildlife viewing or birdwatching?
Yes, the region is excellent for wildlife observation. Berman Lake Regional Park's trails offer opportunities to view wildlife, and Wilkins Regional Park is a great spot to observe salmon moving upstream to spawn at certain times of the year. The Migratory Bird Sanctuary at Nechako Riverside Park in Vanderhoof is a crucial stopping ground for thousands of Canada Geese and other bird species, including Trumpeter Swans and White Pelicans, especially during spring and fall migrations.
Where can I go fishing in Area C (Chilako River/Nechako)?
The Nechako River itself offers fishing opportunities, particularly for salmon at certain times. Beyond the river, popular fishing spots include Sinkut Lake, Nulki Lake, and Tachick Lake, known for rainbow trout, kokanee salmon, and char. McMillan Creek Fishing Park also provides opportunities for fishing.
What is there to do for families with children?
Families can enjoy several attractions. Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park features a playground, spray park, and mini steam train. Berman Lake Regional Park has a sandy beach and a designated swimming area. The Nechako White Sturgeon Conservation Centre offers educational tours suitable for all ages. Many of the easy hiking trails, such as those in Berman Lake Regional Park, are also suitable for family outings.
What are some scenic viewpoints in the area?
For panoramic views, Connaught Hill Park offers a wonderful vantage point of the city. Wilkins Regional Park provides scenic views of the Nechako River and its enormous cottonwood trees. The trails in Berman Lake Regional Park also offer picturesque views of the lake and its unique eskers.
Are there any waterfalls to visit?
Yes, you can visit Hixon Falls, a 30-meter cascading waterfall. In the summer, the pool below the falls is a popular swimming spot.
What kind of outdoor activities are popular in the winter months?
While specific winter activities are not detailed for all locations, the Heritage River Trails in Prince George are used for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing during winter. The Omineca Ski Club Trail System also provides opportunities for cross-country skiing.
Can I bring my dog to the parks and trails?
Many outdoor areas in the region are dog-friendly, but specific rules vary by park. For example, pets are generally not allowed in Connaught Hill Park. It's always best to check local regulations for specific parks like Berman Lake Regional Park, Wilkins Regional Park, or Nechako Riverside Park to ensure a pleasant visit for you and your pet.
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