Northern British Columbia Northern British Columbia stretches from awesome Mt. Robson and the plains of Alberta in the east, across the Rocky Mountain Foothills to the Coast Mountain range in the west. In the area's rivers and streams lie record-sized salmon and steelhead. Abundant are rainbow trout, char, Arctic grayling, Dolly Varden, and more.
Wildlife is abundant.
Northern British Columbia is the only area in the world where you will find the stone ram. Grizzlies, moose, black bear, caribou, wolves, elk and hundreds of other species roam the wilderness. Hire a guide and take some photos of a lifetime. During the year, hundreds of species of birds, from hummingbirds to eagles and trumpeter swans, inhabit the region. The Queen Charlottes, a haven for fishing, hiking, clam digging and photography, will provide you with sightings of grey whales, peregrine falcons and bald eagles.