Getting Here.
Most visitors enter Nisg̱a’a Lands from Terrace, British Columbia, Via Nisg̱a’a Highway 113. It is one of the most scenic drives on Canada’s Pacific coast. Once you arrive on Nisg̱a’a Lands, you can easily explore many fascinating and spectacular sights within a short walk from your car.
Water
Air
Land

- T’ooyaksinm niin / Welcome
- Sit T’ax / Lava Lake
- Ksi Wil Ksi-Baxhal Mihl / Crater Creek
- Dihlaa Nii-Bazhl Aks Sbayt-Gan / Drowned Forest
- Ts’itksim Aks / Beaupre Falls
- Ts’itksim Ask / Vetter Falls
- Wilp T’aam Lax Sankw’ax / Visitor Centre
- Ksi Sii Aks / Tseax River
- Gitlax̱t’aamiks / Nisg̱a’a Village
- Hanii-yaga-ba’ansgum Boot / Boat Launch
- Wil Luu-galksi-mihl Gan / Tree Cast
- Gitwinksihlkw / Nisg̱a’a Village
- Anhluut’ukwsim Lax̱-mihl / Dedication Site
- High Isgqit / Hot Springs
- Lax̱g̱alts’ap / Nisg̱a’a Village
- Wilp-Adokshl Nisg̱a’a / Nisga’a Museum
- Lax Da’oots’ip / Fishery Bay
- Ging̱olx / Nisg̱a’a Village
Driving Distances
Terrace to Gitlax̱t’aamiks | 97 kms | 1.5 hours |
Gitlax̱t’aamiks to Gitwinksihlkw | 12 kms | 15 minutes |
Gitwinksihlkw to Lax̱g̱alts’ap | 39 kms | 40 minutes |
Lax̱g̱alts’ap to Ging̱olx | 28 kms | 30 minutes |
Terrace to Nisg̱a’a Museum | 150 kms | 2.5 hours |
STAY AND EAT.
Extend your visit and savour Nisg̱a’a hospitality.

KNOW BEFORE
YOU GO
Self-sufficient travellers will do well on Nisg̱a’a Lands. If you’re hoping for constant connectivity and unlimited access to global coffee shop chains, you might want to look elsewhere. Take a breath. Become aware. Open yourself to the possibilities.
We are a treaty First Nation developing and expanding our infrastructure, economy, and capacity. When planning a visit to Nisg̱a’a Lands please keep in mind both the possibilities and limitations of Nisg̱a’a communities.
Visit Respectfully
Come with an open mind and heart. We are a distinct, self-governing First Nation as well as proud British Columbians and Canadians. Part of the joy of visiting any foreign land is engaging with the local history and culture. We Nisga’a are renowned for our hospitality, curiosity, and friendliness. We hope your time with us awakens your spirit and that you leave enriched. Remember: we are all connected—everything and everyone.
Before travelling to Nisg̱a’a Lands, prepare yourself—you are entering our homeland.
While you’re visiting us, please:
- Obey all posted signs
- Do not fish or travel the backcountry without a permit from Nisg̱a’a Lisims Government
- Wait to be invited before entering someone’s home or property
- Ask for permission before taking pictures of people or pts’aan (totem poles)
- Respect closures—please walk, hike, drive, park or camp only
where permitted - Respect wildlife and keep a safe distance
- Feel free to ask questions.
Pause To Reflect