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Table of Contents Welcome Message ................... 3 Parks ............................... 10 Getting Here ........................ 6 Seasonal Activities ................... 11 Getting Around Town ................. 7 Remote Wildlife Experiences. 14 Unique to Fort St. James .............. 8 Trails ............................... 18 History ............................. 24 2 Welcome Message On the scenic shore of beautiful Stuart Lake is a community both historic and resourceful! Fort St. James offers an abundance of year-round recreational activities including hunting, fishing, trails for biking, hiking, motor sports, water sports, marina, and snow and ice sports. Established by Simon Fraser in 1806, the Fort St. James area is rich with historical significance. The geographically close communities of Fort St. James, Nak’azdli, Tl’azt’en and Yekooche First Nations played an integral role in developing the north. Beginning with the fur trade and building strong economies on forestry, mining, energy and tourism; Fort St. James is a resourceful place! It is also independent business friendly, providing resources and supports Fort St. James provides a safe and healthy community for entrepreneurs even being formally for families and gainful employment opportunities. recognized with a provincial “open for A College of New Caledonia campus, accompanied business” award. by three elementary schools and a high school keeps Fort St. James is a service centre for rural our innovative community engaged and educated. communities offering stores, restaurants, In addition to education, health is a priority with banking, accommodations and government our Stuart Lake Hospital and Medical Clinic and offices. Uniquely this town boasts an array of community hall for recreation. volunteer-driven organizations and services Whether you visit for the history or stay for the including a ski hill, golf course, theatre and resources, Fort St. James will leave you with a lasting medical clinic that are run by non-profit memory of your experiences! societies. Our local organizations are very active and host events and fundraisers throughout the year including dances, dinners, theatre and concerts, workshops, tournaments and parades. Fort St. James: historic and resourceful 3 4 Vibrant. FUN. Original. Diverse. Independent businesses colour our world. www.lovefortstjames.com Neighbours. Friends. Volunteers. Community Builders. Meet the independent entrepreneurs building your local economy at www.LoveFortStJames.com. Use our useful search tools to find out more about the businesses you know and love, or to find the hidden gems in your own backyard! Fort St. James: historic and resourceful 5 Getting Here Quick Facts Population of Fort St. James, Rural area and First Nations reserves is 4,262. By Car Travel Highway 16 west from Prince George for 101 km, or travel Highway 16 east from Burns Lake By Air for 128 km to arrive at Vanderhoof. Turn north onto Prince George is the closest large city (161 km away) Highway 27 and travel 60 km to Fort St. James. with daily Air Canada, Central Mountain Air and West Jet services providing connections to Calgary, Vancouver, Kamloops, Edmonton, Fort St. John, Kelowna, and Smithers. By Bus Greyhound Bus Service operates weekly in Fort St. James. Yukon/Alaska Fort St. James 27 Fort Fraser Vanderhoof Jasper/Edmonton Fraser Lake Prince George 16 97 6 Legend Trail connects to Sandhu Road (! Park/Recreation Site o d a o R (! Local Historic/Tourism Site y a b w ¤£27 o ion Road Æý Crosswalk M Hoy Subdiv Cemetery Trail on private land Legend ï Trail connects to Sandhu Road (! Park/Recreation Site o d Church a o î ï R (! Local Historic/Tourism Site y a Stones Bay Road b w ¤£27 o Hoy Subdivion Road Æý Crosswalk M ¦§ RCMP (!8 ï Cemetery d Trail on private land a o ï î Church Æa Bus Station R Bay Road Stones l l ¦§ RCMP i (!8 d H a o Æa Bus Station ÆP Health Service R t r l l i o H s ÆP Health Service t r e o s e R ®Þ "The Loop" R "The Loop" ®Þ School/College School/College (!9 (!9 ÆI Picnic Area M ii s s ii o n L a n d s ÆI Picnic Area II n d ii a n R e s e rr v e N o .. 1 7 ÆX Information t M i s s i o n L a n d s s M i s s(!A i o n L a n d s e W ÆQ Camping e v I n d i a n R e s e r v e N o . 1 7 i r Hea ÆX I n d i a n R e s e r v e N o . 1 7 thmont Street Information t D IA s Parking rt a t e ®Þ u s Grov ! e e Stre (A ï et (!10 St I* W Public Washroom W Lake Access e ÆQ Camping u îe F (!B n ir Street v e Sidewalk i r L H eatAv hm o ak nt Street e h t D s 6 h 7 Trail or Alley o t re h IA Parking rt D Av ri d a v t e Þ e Elm Street West a Bike Trails n ® o u s ÆQ u R G e ro t v e e e St re t e y ï s t st u St W e ! Dogwood Street W s (10 e n e Ripples of the Past Tour a r r I* e W e Public Washroom W u s W PARK AND RECREATION SITES v t e A î M e t e u e s u Lake Access n re a n t Provincial Highway u l (!7 e î e S 1) ROTARY KIDS PARK (!C F ®Þ (!17 g ll n ir St (!16 u v reA e !B e v ( t A o n I* r 2) FORT FORUM ARENA ÆX h î e t Ca d I* D Unpaved Road Sidewalk 7 Æý West n East 3) CURLING RINK h Street 2 L ÆI Birc reet Av h St 4) FUTURE COMMUNITY CENTREak As Paved Road e h î 5) SENIOR CENTRE Lake Access t s (!6 6 Æý h 7 I* Trail or Alley 6) PLAYGROUND o t Ash Street West Municipal Boundary re h ÆX 7) COTTONWOOD PARK Æý D Av 8) KDL BIKE PARK ri ÆI d v Connolly Street West Fort St James National e 9) CROSSCOUNTRY SKI TRAILS e Elm Street West a Historic Site Bike Trails n To Mount Dickinson View Point 10) COTTONWOOD MARINA M o ÆQ u o (!13 11) SONNY HAMPER BALL PARK ri R c Þ e ® t Æa t Æý (!12 e e Provincial Park e Pi t A y 12) TRACK AND FIELD s (!D re v st u n W e ÆýDogweood StreSet t W s e e n n Æý 13) MOUNT DICKINSON TRAILHEAD (!E n ri S t u a r t L a k e u de e Ripples of the Past Tour a r e d r Reserve Land e (!15 g e g 14) PNG TRAILHEAD W O (!3 (! 2 u e s W PARK AND RECREATION SITES v Æý (!5 (!11 W t 15) SPIRIT SQUARE e A î ¦§ (!4 ÆI(!1 M a e ®Þ t u ve East 16) DAVID HOY FIELD Stuart Dri y e s Æý u FIGURE 13: n e Æý rt rt r a n Provincial Highway 17) GOODWIN PARK / BARRY SALT TENNIS COURTS u t l ! e u (7 ®Þ ÆP o o e S C î g EXISTING FORT ST JAMES 1) ROTARY KIDS PARK Þ î (! C l (!C ® 17 l t n t (!16 u v A e t s l o s e s v LOCAL HISTORIC/TOURISM SITES A c ï a g o l n Lake Access e I* TRAIL NETWORK a E r h 2) FORT FORUM ARENA ÆX î E a t t a Ea C F d W e D e I* s Unpaved Road u u e 7 n t n n s u A) RUSS BAKER MEMORIAL a E e est Þ e Æý W n Ea 3) CURLING RINK Birch Street ® 2 t e B) OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE CATHOLIC CHUÆIRCH e ÆP ee v A u r v A St n v A h h t e d C) W34 JUNKERS AIRPLANE REPLICA / TOM CREEK STEAM SHOVEL r As d 4 4) FUTURE COMMUNITY CENTRE 3 n v A 0 50100 200 300 400 Metres Paved Road D) FARMER'S MARKET 2 Junkers Street d n î E) JOHAN PITKA MEMORIAL 5) SENIOR CENTRE 2 Lake Access (!G ÆX(!F Æý F) TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE (!6 I* IA (!14 6) PLAYGROUND G) FORT ST. JAMES NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE Ash Street West N a k '' a z d ll ii (( N eÆXc o s ll ii e II n d ii a n R e s e rr v e N o .. 1 )) Municipal Boundary 7) COTTONWOOD PARK Æý Æý 8) KDL BIKE PARK Map Author: K.Klaczek Date: 12/5/2013 Reference No. 2341-01859-0 Map Projection: Albers Datu(!m: NAD 1983 ÆI Street West Fort St James National 9) CROSSCOUNTRY SKI TRAILS Connolly To Mount Dickinson View Point Historic Site 10) COTTONWOOD MARINA M o (!13 ri 11) SONNY HAMPER BALL PARK c ®Þ Æa e t Æý (!12 Provincial Park e Pi 12) TRACK AND FIELD (!D A re v n Æý e St e 89:w n n Æý 13) MOUNT DICKINSON TRAILHEAD (!E (! ri S t u a r t L a k e u de (!15 e g d Reserve Land 14) PNG TRAILHEAD O (!3 (!2 g e Æý (!5 (!11 W 15) SPIRIT SQUARE ¦§ (!4 ÆI(!1 ®Þ ve East a 16) DAVID HOY FIELD Æý Stuart Dri y FIGURE 13: Æý rt rt 17) GOODWIN PARK / BARRY SALT TENNIS COURTS u u ®Þ ÆP o o î C EXISTING FORT ST JAMES î C t n t e t s l o s s LOCAL HISTORIC/TOURISM SITES c ï a g Lake Access l e TRAIL NETWORK a E E a t Ea F W e e s u u e n n u A) RUSS BAKER MEMORIAL a E e Þ e n ® e e ÆP B) OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE CATHOLIC CHURCH v A u v A n v A h t e d r C) W34 JUNKERS AIRPLANE REPLICA / TOM CREEK STEAM SHOVEL d 4 3 n v A 0 50100 200 300 400 Metres D) FARMER'S MARKET 2 Junkers Street d E) JOHAN PITKA MEMORIAL n (!F 2 F) TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE (!G IA ÆX (!14 G) FORT ST.
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