Seven Sisters Provincial Park: Backcountry Photography & Alpine Scrambles
A deep dive into hiking the Seven Sisters Peaks, mountain valleys, and remote alpine meadows between Terrace and Hazelton.
The Seven Sisters Mountain Range is one of the most iconic natural landmarks in British Columbia. Towering above the Skeena River valley, these jagged glaciated peaks offer true wilderness backcountry hiking.
Oliver Creek Trail
The primary access into the park is via the Oliver Creek Trail, which climbs through cedar-hemlock forest into the high subalpine bowl beneath Mount Weeskinisht.
- Distance: 16 km return
- Wilderness Etiquette: Pack out all trash, practice Leave No Trace principles, and store food in bear-proof canisters.
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