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Picture towering snow capped peaks plunging straight down to the ocean, all in a rugged rain forest landscape populated by more wildlife than people. This is the small Nisga’a Village of Gingolx, which sits at the mouth of the Nass River where it widens and flows into Portland Inlet, close to the southern end of the Alaskan Panhandle. Gingolx, a Nisga’a Village of roughly 450 people is located in the Nass Valley of Northwestern British Columbia. It is truly a secret destination. The village has had road access for only 6 years, so few have discovered its quaint seaside charm and hospitality. A visit to this village is a visit to the best of what British Columbia has to offer, without all the hustle and bustle, even confusion, of popular tourist resorts. Expect total serenity and a native village with great seafood and a gregarious welcoming atmosphere. |
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