Tsay'keh

The Finlay and Parsnip rivers run through a long trench between the mountains before joining to form the Peace. Their valleys are part of the homeland of the Tse’khene, or Sekani, whose name has been rendered as “people of the mountains.” Families travelled through the region to hunt and fish, using the rivers and their tributaries as routes through the high country. The mountain valleys held both seasonal camps and places where people gathered.