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to-powder experience, and enjoy enviable snow conditions and diverse trails that make Mackenzie a sledder’s dream.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO IN MACKENZIE
Climb Morfee Mountain on foot, bike, ATV or snowmobile, for breathtaking views of Mackenzie and its rugged, mountainous terrain.
Swim, boat, kayak, canoe, water-ski and fish on picturesque Morfee Lake. Picnic, barbecue and play volleyball at its sandy beach (includes fire pits and volleyball nets).
Ski downhill or toboggan at Little Mac Ski Hill, and explore Mackenzie’s groomed, lit cross-country ski trails — just seconds from downtown.
Enjoy intermediate-level downhill skiing at Powder King Mountain Resort, 67 km (42 mi) northeast of Mackenzie on Highway 97.
Walk, jog or hike the trails of John Dahl Park, for great views of Morfee Lake.
Call the Chamber of Commerce at 1-877-622-5360 or the District of Mackenzie at 250-997-3221, or visit www.district.mackenzie.bc.ca
Watch birds at the Mackenzie Nature Observatory, in the abundant Mugaha Marsh. Learn about migration monitoring, which occurs from about July 20 to September 20.
Explore one of B.C.’s newest parks: Heather-Dina Lakes Provincial Park, 25 km (16 mi) north of town. Hike and camp at primitive sites; canoe and fish its numerous small lakes.
Enjoy nine holes of golf at the Mackenzie Golf & Country Club.
Shop for local crafts, and visit the arts centre and museum, at the Ernie Bodin Community Centre.
In winter, fire up your snowmobile for the porch-
Mountain Biking Golfing Geocaching Sledding Hiking Fishing canoeing Boating Camping
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT MACKENZIE, B.C.
CHETWYND The bustling, hospitable community of Chetwynd is positioned at the junction of Highways 29 and 97, where the eastern foothills of the Rockies open up to the expansive, prairie-like Peace River country. A transportation hub for the Peace River region, the District of Chetwynd is blessed with abundant natural resources, a stunning mountain backdrop, and the gently rolling topography
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The ultimate four season adventure playground ... the sky’s the limit !
Its tranquil location in the Rocky Mountain Trench provides access to an abundance of year round outdoor recreation opportunities. Explore our Waterways - Grab your canoe or kayak and enjoy the breathtaking views while paddling the many waterways in our area. Fishing - several lakes offer a wide variety of fish for all levels of angler. Golf - 9 scenic holes and only minutes from the main road. Trails - our extensive trail network entertains hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.
Photo by: D.Pitkethly
Wildlife - Grab your camera! An abundance of wildlife inhabit our area. Geocaching - Play Geocache here! It’s easy, fun and free! Winter Fun - No shortage of snow here! Enjoy snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and ice fishing. Photo by: G.Schneider
Photo by: R&C Souka
Toll Free: 1 877 997 9940 | www.district.mackenzie.bc.ca | Email: info@district.mackenzie.bc.ca
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