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Join instructor Jayme Sauve with Gypsy Soul Nature Yoga every Saturday in August to discover a new destination in the Tumbler Ridge Geopark in mind body and spirit. $50 per hike or $170 for all 4. 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Too book please call us at 250-242-3123
To find dinosaur tracks near Tumbler Ridge, the process is straightforward: Examine a geological map to see where rocks of the right age occur Ensure that these are terrestrial, not marine rocks (dinosaurs lived on land, not in the ocean) Work out where these rocks might be exposed on the surface, typically in canyons and…
We’re excited that we’ve partnered with Wildsafe BC to offer 4 hikes with a survival theme. Learn about plant identification, animal tracks, and general preparedness in our beautiful Geopark. July 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th. Limited space so call us at 250-242-3123 to book today! Each hike will leave from the TR Visitor’s Centre
Join us on July 14th & 15th for an overnight hike to the iconic Windfall Lake. Registration deadline is July 11th & guides will be offering backpack prep that evening. Maximum 15 participants so call 242-4246to book your spot today! $10 discount for Geopark Members.
Female hikers, female guides… Join a rewarding women’s backpacking weekend into the wild of the Rocky Mountains. challenge yourself by summiting mountains, exploring caves and sleeping beside one of the most beautiful places in the Geopark. Our guides will teach you along the way; Learn from seasoned hikers some valuable tips, knowledge of the Rockies,…
Weekly hikes begin July 2nd and end Aug 31st $5 or $10 for families; All hikes begin at the Tumbler Ridge Visitor Info Centre For more information give us a call at 250-242-3123
They really love our “Happy Jumpers” at UNESCO. Here Birgit and Sandy are pictured high above the TRGG. Also in the news our Videographer released a showcase of Tumbler Ridge Fall colours today!
UNESCO Global Geoparks celebrate the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, and use this occasion to bring awareness to Indigenous Peoples within the world’s Geoparks. Global Geoparks can provide a respectful place for the Indigenous Peoples of the World that honours and respects their cultural contributions, their language, customs, and their deep understanding of…
Our Geopark has been recognized in an article featuring ourselves and 4 other Geoparks’ response to the COVID19 crisis. We’re very proud of the programming our team has put together – follow us on facebook for the latest!
Tumbler Ridge was built in the 1980s, when memories of World War II were already forty years old. Therefore it is perhaps counter-intuitive to learn that our community’s connections with the two World Wars are profound. WORLD WAR I: In 1914 Samuel Prescott Fay led a party of five men and twenty horses…
