Prince Rupert Profile
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About Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert is a city on Kaien Island on British Columbia’s North Coast, on Chatham Sound near the mouth of the Skeena River. Rainforest harbour, a deep-sea container and cruise port, and a role as the end of the Yellowhead Highway and VIA Rail define the misty coastal community. About 13,000 people live in Prince Rupert.
Known for
- North Coast deep-sea port and cruise harbour
- Rainforest city on Kaien Island
- Western terminus of the Yellowhead Highway and VIA Rail
- Gateway to Haida Gwaii ferry routes
- Skeena River mouth and Chatham Sound setting
See & do
Cow Bay waterfront
Colourful harbour shops, cafés, and floatplanes.
Museum of Northern British Columbia
First Nations and North Coast history on the waterfront.
Sunken Gardens Park
Quarry garden in the city centre.
Butze Rapids Trail
Rainforest hike to reversing tidal rapids.
Ferry terminal / harbour viewpoints
Port activity and island approaches.
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