This giant spruce tree is located on Stewart’s Raine Creek Nature Trail and measures approximately 223 ft high – which is almost as high as a 20 story building.
The Stewart Museum, operated by the STEWART HISTORICAL SOCIETY, brings the past to life.
Being Canada's most Northerly ice-free seaport as well a remote town that fluctuates with the booms and busts of the mining industry, Stewart has a compelling past that is worth taking a look at.
Located on 703 Brightwell Street, stop by to learn about the history of this beautiful town.