Stonehammer Welcomes Tumbler Ridge to the Global Geopark Network
Stonehammer Geopark from New Brunswick was kind enough to send this personal message to celebrate the official inauguration of the Tumbler Ridge Geopark.
New Discovery Shows Ancient Crocodiles Roamed BC’s Peace Region
100-million-year-old tracks uncovered at B.C. coal mine and preserved in Tumbler Ridge Museum A discovery by an employee at Teck Resources Limited’s (“Teck”) Quintette Project, south of Tumbler Ridge in British Columbia’s Peace Region, has turned out to be one of the finest examples of fossil crocodilian tracks in the world. Geologist Kevin Sharman…
The Dinosaur Autobahn – A Personal Perspective
In recent weeks a Canadian Press article by Dirk Meissner on the so-called “dinosaur autobahn” near Williston Lake made the national news The media found the description of multiple dinosaur trackways on a large flat surface area irresistible, and the story spread across the world. This is truly a phenomenon for everyone in northeastern BC…
Kinuseo Falls
Famous since its discovery & Taller than Niagara Falls — Kinuseo Falls is a crown jewel of our Geopark.
Bergeron Cliffs
A Hike along a smorgasbord of geological and paleontological significance.
Bergeron Falls
Near Tumbler Ridge, one of our highest and most scenic destinations.
Mt. Spieker
Excellent hiking through intriguing geological scenery
Quality Falls
This quick easy hike is very close to Tumbler Ridge and is one of our most popular destinations!
Holzworth Meadows
An alpine destination treating guests to a series of stunning ridges.
Tumbler Ridge to Hole In the Wall Driving Tour
7 Stops accross 160km of driving – many attractions: a wetland hiking area, three lakes, two waterfalls, and a resurgence spring, and three provincial parks