Haida gwaii

Pristine wilderness dotted by ancient village sites so protected that only 12 people at a time are allowed to step ashore – this is Canada’s final frontier, a remote archipelago off British Columbia’s northernmost coast.

You’ve probably never heard of this Canadian archipelago—but you’ll want to make room on your wanderlist

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Top Things to do in Haida Gwaii, Canada This is Canada’s top travel secret and those who have discovered it will tell you that it ranks not just in

This written-by-a-local travel guide for Haida Gwaii is filled with tons of great travel tips: where to eat, the best hikes, the best camping sites + B&Bs!

Raw coastal beauty and a thriving indigenous culture create a magnetic feeling that draws visitors to Haida Gwaii. It’s a serene destination offering history, gorgeous scenery and a peek into the heritage of the First Nations who thrive on this wild west coast. The entire archipelago has something to offer but most visitors will not want to miss these highlights. 1. Haida Heritage Centre and Museum – Skidegate Located on the southeast coast of Graham Island, Skidegate is one of two Haida…

Even in a country known for wild places, British Columbia's westernmost islands are remote. Planning will help you keep costs down and enjoy your trip.

A fierce land-use dispute evolved over the temperate rainforests of the Haida Gwaii Islands in British Columbia, Canada, in 1974.

The island chain is largely known as the Canadian Galápagos for its wildlife.

A commercial diver might have found a lost decommissioned US nuclear bomb off the coast of Canada. Sean Smyrichinsky had been diving for sea cucumbers