Where is hwy 37

Accessible by air or water, this island is rugged, densely forested and is one of the last refuges for the Kermode Bear, the elusive white spirit bear of the North BC Coast. The road north offers countless recreational opportunities. Lakelse provides great fishing and soothing hot springs for the ultimate relaxation experience.

Traveling north, Highway 37 links temporarily with Highway 16 for an amazing drive along the Skeena River. This linking of highways ends at Kitwanga where the Stewart-Cassiar heads north. The stunning scenery along this route showcases over 20 glaciers that are all visible from the highway.

Bear Glacier and Salmon Glacier are perhaps the most photographed with tours available on the latter. Returning to Highway 37, the adventure continues through breathtaking scenery crossing the Naingunshaw Pass north of Bell II and climbing through the narrow canyon. Heli-skiing adventures are available. Soon enough, the Highway will cross over the Stikine River. To the east, the River enters Mt. Part of a larger volcanic complex that formed over eight million years ago, Mt Edziza was created when tension along the Pacific Plate caused rifting inland.

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