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An interesting battle field on a natural fortification
Being able to walk battle fields in Canada is a rare opportunity as most native battle fields are lost in time. This one is on a cone shaped hill, which is a natural fortification. There are stairs to...
Gitwangak Battle Hill is a National Historic Site of Canada. Designated in 1971, the site represents one of the first of such designations for a First Nations settlement in Canada. Upon arrival to the...
This is just a small site with a pull-out off the road for cars and a few RVs. There are LOTS of steps down, then a short easy walk, then lots more steps up to the viewing point. (You then of course h...
If you can't do stairs, you can't visit the whole site but just view it from the top. Good explanation of how the natives inhabited this area and how they guarded their territory. Quick and easy way...
An interesting battle field on a natural fortification
Being able to walk battle fields in Canada is a rare opportunity as most native battle fields are lost in time. This one is on a cone shaped hill, which is a natural fortification. There are stairs to...
Well worth stopping by.
A quick but very interesting stop. Such a unique location with a fascinating history. Very glad we stopped.
More than just a Hill
Gitwangak Battle Hill is a National Historic Site of Canada. Designated in 1971, the site represents one of the first of such designations for a First Nations settlement in Canada. Upon arrival to the...
Small but interesting
This is just a small site with a pull-out off the road for cars and a few RVs. There are LOTS of steps down, then a short easy walk, then lots more steps up to the viewing point. (You then of course h...
Take a stair step back in time
If you can't do stairs, you can't visit the whole site but just view it from the top. Good explanation of how the natives inhabited this area and how they guarded their territory. Quick and easy way...