An epitome of natural beauty, Cabrits National Park is also known for its historic significance.
Cabrits National Park is nestled on the Cabrits Peninsula on a forested cliff a mile north of downtown. The park is popular for its remarkable 18th century British garrison structure Fort Shirley and Fort George located just five-minute walk uphill from the entrance. Forts overlook the lovely view of Prince Rupert Bay that looks mystifying in the late afternoon. The park also house tree thrilling long trails that crisscross the park via the officers' quarters, the soldiers' barracks, the powder magazine and other relics from the past. A small museum in the park exhibit amusing displays featuring collection of artefacts.