Welcome to Stewart,
British Columbia, Canada

Located at the head of the historic 90-mile-long Portland Canal, surrounded by rich forests, Cambria ice fields, and incredible wildlife.

Explore the history that is Stewart BC, Canada’s most Northerly, ice-free port.

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Situated across from Alaska's Misty Fjords National Park and at the end of the Portland Canal, Stewart is a unique border town attracting tourists from every corner of the world.

view from helicopter
Image Credit: Mike Seehagel / Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine

Bear River RV Park

Address: 2200 Davis Street
Mailing Address: PO Box 97 Stewart, BC V0T 1W0
(250) 636-9205

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Historic Bayview Hotel

Address: 313 5th Ave
(250) 631-7783

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House Austria BnB

Address: 603 10th Ave
(250) 631-7783

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King Edward Hotel and Motel

Address: 405 5th Ave
(250) 636-2244

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Rainey Creek Campground

Address: 100 8th Ave
778-794-9941

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Ripley Creek Inn

Address: 311 5th Ave
(250) 636-2344

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Stewart Mountain Lodge

Address: 418 6th Ave
(250) 631-7783

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Top Attractions

Credit: Camus Photography

Charters

Enjoy the adventure of a lifetime as you journey down the fourth largest fjord in the world! Family owned and operated out of Stewart BC and the Portland Canal, Wild Northern Adventures offers charter fishing and sightseeing services.

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Glaciers

Along the 65km drive on Highway 37A, more than 20 glacier formations can be seen overlooking the highway, including Bear Glacier. Journey past Hyder, AK to see the wonder that is Salmon Glacier, the world’s largest road accessible glacier.

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Bear Viewing

Bears are our neighbours in Stewart! See them road-side on your drive into town or journey into Hyder, AK to view Black Bears and Grizzlies hunting salmon at the Fish Creek Wildlife Observation Site.

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