When it comes to the Omineca, you will find that Mother Nature is right at your doorstep. Wildlife is abundant in this mostly untouched region. The Omineca is home to black bears, moose, and elk, and hundreds of species of birds make the yearly migration to the Omineca for the mild summer months. Thousands of lakes and salmon spawning rivers provide abundant food and water supplies to the region, and many fishermen make their way to rivers like the Babine and the Nass to try their luck against the thousands of fish hurrying to the spawning areas of the Pacific Ocean each year.

History abounds in this area. From the First Nations peoples who have called this area their home from time immemorial, to the fur trappers who came to explore and trade, to the pioneers who followed in their footsteps, every acre of the Omineca has a different story to tell.

Follow in our forefathers' footsteps and explore the great outdoors of the Omineca.