Smithers
Smithers sits in the stunning Bulkley Valley on the traditional territory of the Wet'suwet'en (Witsuwit'en) peoples, about 205 kilometres east of Terrace along Highway 16. With a population of roughly 5,400, it is one of Northern BC's most beloved small towns, recognized for its alpine charm, thriving arts scene, and strong agricultural roots.
Hudson Bay Mountain dominates the skyline and is home to a popular ski resort that draws winter visitors from across the region. In warmer months, the Babine River attracts fly-fishing enthusiasts from around the world, and the Babine Mountains Provincial Park offers backcountry hiking and wilderness photography opportunities that rival anything in the province. Downtown Smithers is famous for its colourful murals, independent shops, and a walkable main street that feels like a postcard. Ranches and farms spread across the valley floor, making it a prime location for agricultural event photography, rural wedding celebrations, and lifestyle brand shoots. We photograph intimate barn weddings, small-town graduation ceremonies, cattle drives, and the annual Midsummer Music Festival. Local businesses, from craft breweries to outdoor outfitters, rely on professional imagery to reach tourists and online customers. Whether you need real estate photos for a valley property, headshots for a Smithers professional, or adventure photography on the ski hill, we bring the same calibre of work to Smithers that you would expect in a major city. Our flat travel fee covers the drive and ensures no hidden costs.
Local Industries
Agriculture, ranching, ski tourism, forestry, arts and culture, and outdoor recreation outfitters.
Landmarks
Hudson Bay Mountain ski resort, Babine River, downtown murals, and Bulkley Valley ranches.
Travel to Smithers
Travel fee: $225 CAD (flat). Day trips and overnight packages available.
Alpine summer
Adventure shoots
Backcountry winter
Services
We acknowledge we are working on the traditional territory of the Wet'suwet'en (Witsuwit'en) peoples. We are grateful to live and work on these lands.