Plane tickets from Albuquerque to Fort Saint John

Fort St. John is a city located in the Peace River Region of British Columbia, Canada. It is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and amazing outdoor activities. This city has something for everyone, from family-friendly activities to adventure sports. Whether you're looking for a relaxing vacation or an adrenaline-filled adventure, Fort St. John is the destination for you. This text will provide an overview of the city and its offering, from local attractions to outdoor recreation. We'll also share some historical facts about the city and look at nearby activities and accommodations. So read on to learn more about Fort St. John and its surrounding area!

Getting to Know Fort St. John

Fort St. John is the gateway to northeastern British Columbia and Canada's Peace River Country. With a population of 19,774 in the 2016 census, Fort St. John is the largest city in the northeast region of the province. Located in the Mountain Standard Time Zone (-7 UTC), it is situated approximately 885 kilometres north of Vancouver. The official language of Fort St. John is English, but there is a significant population of French and Cree speakers. Other languages spoken in Fort St. John are German, Ukrainian, Tagalog, Korean, Spanish, Punjabi and Chinese. The official currency in the city is the Canadian Dollar (CAD). Fort St. John is serviced by branch banks, full-service automated banking machines (ABMs), and several currency exchange services.

Climate and Weather

, Canada Fort St. John, located in British Columbia, Canada, boasts a humid continental climate. Winters are cold, with average temperatures ranging from −7°C / 19°F to −15°C / 5°F. January is usually the coldest month with temperatures as low as −30°C / −22°F, while December and February are usually the snowiest months. Summers are warm to hot with temperatures ranging from 16°C / 61°F to 24°C / 75°F. July is usually the warmest month. Precipitation is moderate, with an annual average around 560 mm / 22 in per year, spread over all four seasons. The northern location further adds to the snowfall totals in the winter and the daily temperature swings throughout the year. Although the growing season is short, Fort St. John still has an interesting and diverse climate.

Touring Fort St. John: Airport and Transportation

There is just one airport in Fort St. John and its official name is North Peace Regional Airport. You can get from the airport to downtown Fort St. John by taxi, which typically costs around $20-25. Unfortunately, there are no currency exchange services available at the Fort St. John Airport.

Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Fort St. John

  1. Fort St. John is the oldest European community in mainland British Columbia, established in 1805 by the North West Company fur traders
  2. The community is known for its local heritage sites and artifacts including relics from the area's aboriginal settlements, the Hudson's Bay Company trading post, the North West Company trading post, and the Peace River Country Kiskatinaw winter campsites
  3. The area also hosts festivals throughout the year celebrating the community's cultural background, such as the renowned bison jump, Pouce Coupe Jubilee Days in June, and various popular rodeos

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