A trip to Fort Smith is one steeped in history, beauty and adventure. Our rapids along the Slave River are world-class, our Dark Sky Preserve is the largest on Earth and Wood Buffalo National Park is …

The Town of Fort Smith offers a unique blend of northern living and municipal amenities. The affordable housing and abundance of recreational activities attracts families and businesses who appreciate the …

Fort Smith has a long, rich history that has created a diverse and fascinating local culture. Festivals, artistic workshops, and everyday life celebrate and connect the different cultures that call the …

Fort Smith (Chipewyan language: Thebacha "beside the rapids") is a town in the South Slave Region of the Northwest Territories (NWT), Canada. It is located in the southeastern portion of the Northwest …

Fort Smith was supposed to become the capital of the Northwest Territories, headquarters for the Territorial Government, RCMP & The Catholic Church were right here, but the title was given to …

Fort Smith connects to the Deh Cho Travel Connection, a 2,200-kilometre driving route through northern Alberta, British Columbia, and southern NWT. The route includes portions of the Mackenzie, Liard, …

There is a whole year’s worth of celebrations and festivals in Fort Smith. Here is a collection of events that happen annually – but check the Community Calendar for other great events happening now.

Whether you are here for a few days or a few months, there is a lifetime of exploring for you to do! For information on local events, Wood Buffalo National Park and other attractions explore the website or …

Where to Eat - Looking for the NWT's best pizza, or a homemade healthy style meal, or food for a picnic on the river? How to get here - Driving or flying we have options to match your schedule.

The Fort Smith Visitor Information Centre is a shared space with the Town of Fort Smith and Wood Buffalo National Park. We are here to help answer all of your questions and make sure you have an …