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OVERVIEW
Masset is located at the northern end of Graham Island. The small village is the northern gateway to North Beach and Naikoon Provincial Park, famous for its hiking trails, bird-watching opportunities, and the world-renowned Haida artists in the area.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC/Grant Harder
Discover local history and art
Learn about the Indigenous history of the area and marvel at the totem poles in Old Massett, or visit a Haida carver studio.
Credit: Flickr/Murray Foubister
Experience panoramic views
Hike Tow Hill, an isolated volcanic plug, to see spectacular sweeping views of Naikoon Provincial Park.
Credit: Northern BC Tourism/John Scarth
Enjoy beach activities
Head to North Beach to comb the beach for razor clams, or check out the local surf scene.
Credit: Delkatla Nature Sanctuary
Bird watch
Keep an eye out for some of the 150 species of birds that have been spotted at the Delkatla Nature Sanctuary.
Credit: Flickr/Murray Foubister
Explore the Blow Hole Trail
Walk the Blow Hole Trail to see water surging through the rocks, and learn about Haida legends and culture.
Nearby cities
Daajing Giids
Daajing Giids (formerly Queen Charlotte City) is a charming fishing village situated on the shores of the Skidegate Inlet, on the Southern end of Graham Island. Explore the area's beautiful natural surroundings, visit shops and galleries, or head out on a guided tour.
Tlell
Nestled along the east coast of Graham Island, Tlell is the perfect place to enjoy wildlife adventures, hikes, cultural experiences and even a music festival.
Prince Rupert
Relax in the port of Prince Rupert—located on Kaien Island—equipped with all the amenities you need, and the perfect place to unwind before or after your ferry journey. During your visit, make sure you take a life-changing wildlife adventure to see resident orcas, humpbacks and grizzly bears.
Port Hardy
Travel to the north of Vancouver Island to the active community of Port Hardy—providing lots of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors all year long, or somewhere to simply relax before boarding the ferry to travel to northern British Columbia.
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