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Fort St. John | British Columbia
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High on Ice Winter Festival
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January The High on Ice Winter Festival is Fort St. John’s signature Winter event! The festival features a variety of winter-themed events, including professional ice carving and ice slides in Centennial Park. The festival takes place in February. Photo: Chigliak, CC-BY-SA-3.0
- Centennial Park, Fort St. John BC
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- https://www.fortstjohn.ca/EN/main/parks-rec/annual-city-events/high-on-ice-winter-festival.html
Fort St. John North Peace Museum
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Fort St. John is the oldest European-established settlement in present-day British Columbia. It was established in 1794 as a trading post. Postcard: Fort St. John, BC, the 1940s Fort St. John North Peace Museum tells a story of the Fort St. John region, from dinosaurs back in the day to today’s oil and gas industries. […]
Centennial Park & Festival Plaza
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This park is the main community park for locals and visitors. It is located in the downtown core of Fort St. John. The park features many picnic tables, walking paths and a network of hard nature wilderness trails. Many monuments in the park pay tribute to war veterans and founders of the park. The park […]
- 9505 100 St, Fort St. John, BC V1J 1K9
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- https://www.fortstjohn.ca/EN/main/parks-rec/facilities/festival-plaza.html
Home Town of Artist Brian Jungen
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Brian Jungen is one of his generation’s most highly regarded Canadian artists. Brian was born in 1970 in Fort St. John. His father was Swiss-born and had moved to the region when he was three years old, and his mother was Aboriginal, a member of the Dane-zaa Nation. Jungen’s work is in the National Gallery […]
Fish Creek Community Forest
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Fish Creek Forest provides an opportunity to actively participate in the integrated management of a forest. Three interpretive trails help visitors become familiar with the plant life and wildlife of the area and provide an excellent recreational opportunity year-round. Fish Creek Community Forest Trail Map Photo: accessiblebc.ca
- E Bypass Rd, Fort St John, BC V0C 1C0
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- https://www.fortstjohn.ca/EN/main/parks-rec/trees-gardens/fish-creek-community-forest.html
Beatton Provincial Park
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Beatton Provincial Park is located on the shores of Charlie Lake. This 320-hectare park is a popular summer recreation destination for swimming, fishing and hiking. Beatton also offers excellent winter recreation opportunities. Experience over 15km of groomed cross-country ski trails. Visitors have a good chance of seeing deer or moose, which frequent the park during […]
Charlie Lake Provincial Park
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Charlie Lake Provincial Park is situated on the southwestern shore of 13 km long Charlie Lake. Covering some 92 hectares, the park lies within the rolling landscape of the Interior Plains. Photo: campinbc.com/campgrounds/charlie-lake
- 13408 Park Frontage Rd, Charlie Lake, BC V0C 1H0
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- https://bcparks.ca/explore/parkpgs/charlie_lk/
Peace Gallery North
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Peace Gallery North represents a wealth of artists, printmakers, potters, carvers, and artisans from the Peace Region, selling paintings in oil and acrylic, mixed media pieces, original hand-pulled prints, pottery, wood carving, antler carving, plus jewellery, books and a wide variety of artist art cards. Photo: facebook.com/peacegallerynorth
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