Kenneth & Vanessa
Things To Do
Tourism Smithers
A Town for All Seasons
Smithers Brewing Co.
You know what's great about a small-town brewery? Everything is small-batch and it's always fresh!
Bulkley Valley Brewery
The quaint local brewery, chill vibes with a good view. Just off Main Street.
The Sausage Factory
If Paul's bakery is our favorite go-to for carbs then this is the meat equivalent! Grab a Landjaeger if you just need a snack while walking around town, or grab some smokies for the campfire later. Vanessa would surely grab a pepstick every time we walked by if I didn't restrain her.
Paul's Bakery
We always bring a few loaves of cinnamon bread and raisin bread home with us. Ken has been enjoying the chocolate long john from here since he was a child.
Masa Yama
We visit Mas every time we are in Smithers. The Tuna Bits are one of our favs, and be sure to try the Whitney Roll and Wren Roll.
Trackside Cantina
Craving Mexican food? Here's the spot!
Heartstrings Home Decor & Gifts
We absolutely love this store and the staff. All kinds of neat stuff and they carry a few local wares.
Oscar's Source For Adventure
Fishing? Fishing! Gear and tackle, plus you can grab your license here.
McBike & Sport
Don't want to bring your bike? Rent one! And you can ask the locals about which trails you might want to check out (or avoid)!
Local Supply Co.
We always seem to find something here, great brands and selection. If you forgot something for your outdoor adventures you might find it here.
Smithers Golf & Country Club
Ken once worked here as a groundskeeper, though he's probably better at swinging an axe than a golf club. It's a beautiful 18 hole golf course!
Twin Falls Recreation Site
A short drive and an easy hike will reward you with some spectacular views of these twin waterfalls cascading down from Lake Kathlyn Glacier. And if you're nimble you can make your way right to the base of the waterfall and cool off on a hot day!
Witset Canyon (Moricetown)
A short drive and certainly worth checking out. Home to the Wet'suwet'en First Nation people, this choke-point of the Bulkley River makes for ideal fishing and photography. View it from the highway pullout or better yet, park below or across the wooden bridge to find a trail down to the water to better appreciate the might of this white-water canyon!