Nowadays, Hedley BC is a sleepy village of approximately 400. Services available include a service station, stores, excellent restaurants, bed & breakfasts and private campgrounds.

A trip to Hedley BC is not complete without a visit to the Hedley Mining Museum to view the many displays and photographs chronicling the rich mining heritage of the town.

The rock cliffs to the east of the present day village offer visitors an opportunity to view the folded rock strata, the openings of mining shafts and mine buildings.

Of special interest is the Mascot Mine, with its many buildings perched precariously high on the cliffs of Nickel Plate mountain, some 5,000 feet above the valley floor. Don't forget to bring your binoculars to view the weathered ruins of these remarkable structures!