Prince Rupert & Area

Prince Rupert is located on the rugged North Coast of British Columbia amid incredible natural scenery. Lakes, mountains, islands and fjords all contribute to the beauty of the area. Situated between two of British Columbia's most important salmon producing rivers, the Skeena and the Nass, and on the edge of the bountiful Hecate Strait, this is a fishermen's paradise.
When visiting Prince Rupert (population 12,500) you will find affordable and comfortable accommodations, a wide variety of dining establishments and other amenities to enjoy. Prince Rupert celebrates a fascinating history that includes a rich First Nations heritage, with world-class museums and fine art.

GETTING HERE

By Road

Drive the Trans-Canada Yellowhead 16 Highway with connections south to Vancouver, north to Dawson Creek (Hwy 97) and east to Alberta (Hwy 16), at Prince George. For road reports and highway conditions go to Drive BC

By Air

Fly to Prince Rupert on HawkAir or Air Canada Jazz, both operating services through Vancouver. Flying time between Prince Rupert and Vancouver is approximately 90 minutes. Visit Hawk Air or Air Canada

By Ferry

BC Ferries offers regular scheduled service up and down BC‘s spectacular coastline with departures from Port Hardy on Vancouver Island. For schedules visit BC Ferries

By Train

Via Rail arrives and departs from Prince Rupert with regular service throughout the week. For particulars, visit Via Rail‘s Website

By Bus

Greyhound offers daily service in and out of Prince Rupert. For more information see Greyhound‘s Website