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Shipyard – Titanic Trail Upgrades

Hiking, WNMSBy TRGG WebmasterJune 19, 2015Leave a comment

Charles Helm This photo, taken by Gilles Goddard, is of the first twenty metres of the hiking trail to the Shipyard-Titanic area. This trail, developed and maintained by the Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society (WNMS) volunteers, has become one of the most iconic Geopark attractions, given its magnificent rock formations and the excitement of trying…

Junior Rangers Install Signs at Bullmoose Marshes

GGNBy TRGG WebmasterJune 10, 2015Leave a comment

The weekend of June 5-7 was spent in productive fashion by a group of ten Junior Rangers from Tumbler Ridge. In previous years the Junior Rangers have taken on the task of cleaning, clearing and brushing the board-walked trails at the Bullmoose Marshes wetland site, 25 kilometres from town beside Hwy 29. This year they…

Babcock Boardwalk Installed

Hiking, WNMSBy Tumbler Ridge Global GeoparkAugust 19, 2014Leave a comment

  2500 screws – that is how many it took for a team of volunteers from the Wolverine Nordic & Mountain Society (WNMS) to construct twenty-seven 12-foot-long boardwalks in the Helm backyard. Their destination: the trail to Babcock Falls, so as to enhance this popular destination for hikers and at the same time protect the…

Another Creek, Another Trackway!

Hiking, PaleontologyBy TRGG WebmasterAugust 18, 2014Leave a comment

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…

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