Every Canadian who is looking for a different travel destination, can find diverse places to visit in Canada itself. Chetwynd is one of those hidden travel treasures that is known for its friendly residents, rolling hills and crystal clear lakes and rivers making it the year-round destination for travellers.

1. Chetwynd Travel Tips Every Canadian Must Know

2. Chetwynd Travel Tips
Every Canadian who is looking for a different
travel destination, can find diverse places to
visit in Canada itself. Chetwynd is one of
those hidden travel treasures that is known
for its friendly residents, rolling hills and
crystal clear lakes and rivers making it the
year-round destination for travellers. Knowing
a few travel tips will help you earn a unique
experience

3. What to Do for Planning Your Trip?

4. Know the Right Time to Visit Chetwynd
July and August are the most favourable
months to enjoy hiking and nearby lakes.
During winters, you can enjoy speed skating at
Rotary Park and snowmobiling in foothills of
the Rocky mountains along with ice fishing and
hunting.

5. Prepare a Packing List
Create your packing list for the activities you
are going to do. If your focus is trekking, then
take hiking boots and for a more rugged
outdoor experience, bring your hiking gear.
Have a check on the forecast and pack the
right clothes for summer or winter
respectively.

6. Book Your Accommodation in Advance
Pre-planning your accommodation in a local
Chetwynd rental will help you have a smooth
and memorable Chetwynd adventure. A local
hotel with spacious rooms offering free
WIFI and an on-site restaurant will
definitely be the pinnacle of your trip.

7. Know the rules for hunting and fishing.
Wildlife can be found in abundance in
Chetwynd District. You can try hunting
for deer, moose, elk, caribou, black bears
and grizzly bears. Licenses for hunting
and fishing can be purchased at the
Chetwynd Visitor Centre.

8. Things to Do in Chetwynd

9. Visit beautiful Provincial Parks
Gwillim Lake Provincial Park, Moberly
Lake Provincial Park and Pine le Moray
Provincial Park are favourable for
spending a night at campsite or hiking in
day to canoe on a pristine lake.

10. Explore Beauty of Chainsaw Carvings!
Chainsaw carvings are one of the main
attractions of Chetwynd. Pick a map of all
the carvings from Chetwynd Visitor Centre
or visit in the 2nd week of every June to
enjoy the annual International Carving
Championship in person!

11. Explore Winter Sports
Winter in Chetwynd offers various activities
to do from snowboarding at Powder King,
snowshoeing through snowy woods, to
exploring the snowmobiling trails. Formerly
known as Little Prairie, Chetwynd has much to
explore with its diverse nature and activities.

12. Phone Number:
+ 1-250-788-9666
5413 SOUTH ACCESS ROAD
PO BOX 927
CHETWYND, BC, V0C 1J0
stagecoachinnchetwynd.com
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