North Pacific Cannery Exploration Walk
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Puerto
Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
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Nivel de actividad
Moderate
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Tipo de excursión
All
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Accesible para personas en silla de ruedas
No
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A partir de
$124
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Edad mínima
Information Not Currently Available
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Duración
Approximately 3 Hours
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Comidas incluidas
Meals not included
Nature, culture and 127 years of North Coast life form a rich landscape you will experience on this walking tour. Knowledgeable heritage guides present engaging stories of those who fished the waters and worked at BC's North Coast canneries.
Leave the pier with a panoramic drive through Prince Rupert. Watch for Port Edward en route to BC's oldest intact cannery, the North Pacific Cannery. This National Historic Site was established in 1889 and connects you with an integral part of BC's industrial, economic and cultural history. You will see a historic canning line, historic salmon processing lines, the net loft, manager and staff housing, the mess hall and the company store.
Explore along the river's edge among the cannery's boardwalks, industrial buildings, and worker housing in wilderness surroundings. Capture the ever-changing light as it reflects off the waters of the Inverness Passage in the Skeena River Estuary. You will have time to explore on your own, with docents and interpretive guides providing information about the cannery museum complex.
Shop for regional arts and crafts at the cannery store. Signature North Pacific Cannery merchandise is also for sale.
Notes:
Wear sturdy walking shoes. Dress warmly in layers with a windproof and waterproof outer layer; bring a warm hat, gloves and a scarf. he North Pacific Cannery is a National Historic site with no live salmon processing on site. Food and drinks are available for purchase. Credit cards and US dollars are accepted. Terrain includes a boardwalk, gravel or paved paths as well as a flight of stairs to visit the net loft and canning line.