Tumbler Ridge
Located snug within the foothills of the awe-inspiring Canadian Rockies, you will find the quaint district of Tumbler Ridge. Situated in Northeast British Columbia, it offers a delightful combination of fresh, cool summers and grand, snowy winters making it a perfect location for the seasonal-loving traveler.
This small town has a unique, but deep-rooted history, dating back to its incorporation in 1981 as a key player in the Northeast Coal Project. Despite weathering challenges such as mine closures and population decline, Tumbler Ridge has proven resilient, reinventing itself into a captivating tourist destination it is today.
As you traverse the streets of Tumbler Ridge, you'll find a tightly-knit and fiercely proud community. Our small but hard-working population of just over 2,700 is largely of European descent, painting a charming and vibrant image of mountain town life.
Once a hub for the mining world, Tumbler Ridge has diversified its economic base into a cradle of adventure and tourism. Here you'll find a plethora of outdoor activities, ranging from awe-inspiring hiking trails for adventurous souls to thrilling snowmobile rides come winter. Embark on a journey through time at the Dinosaur Discovery Gallery and marvel at the stars under the open skies while camping at the Geopark.
Tumbler Ridge is a sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts, boasting an array of bird species, majestic moose, elusive grizzly bears, and towering elk. Diversity also extends to our culinary scene where you can savour everything from cozy café bites to an exciting mix of international delicacies. Come festival season, our treasured Grizfest Music Festival brings the town alive with delightful music and festivity.
We're notably proud of our strides in green energy resulting in a beautiful mosaic of wind farms dotting the surrounding landscape. Tumbler Ridge is also honored to be the first Geopark in Western North America, highlighting our unique geo-heritage and cultural importance. Come experience Tumbler Ridge - where rich history, vibrant culture, and unspoilt natural beauty merge to create an unforgettable holiday experience!
This small town has a unique, but deep-rooted history, dating back to its incorporation in 1981 as a key player in the Northeast Coal Project. Despite weathering challenges such as mine closures and population decline, Tumbler Ridge has proven resilient, reinventing itself into a captivating tourist destination it is today.
As you traverse the streets of Tumbler Ridge, you'll find a tightly-knit and fiercely proud community. Our small but hard-working population of just over 2,700 is largely of European descent, painting a charming and vibrant image of mountain town life.
Once a hub for the mining world, Tumbler Ridge has diversified its economic base into a cradle of adventure and tourism. Here you'll find a plethora of outdoor activities, ranging from awe-inspiring hiking trails for adventurous souls to thrilling snowmobile rides come winter. Embark on a journey through time at the Dinosaur Discovery Gallery and marvel at the stars under the open skies while camping at the Geopark.
Tumbler Ridge is a sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts, boasting an array of bird species, majestic moose, elusive grizzly bears, and towering elk. Diversity also extends to our culinary scene where you can savour everything from cozy café bites to an exciting mix of international delicacies. Come festival season, our treasured Grizfest Music Festival brings the town alive with delightful music and festivity.
We're notably proud of our strides in green energy resulting in a beautiful mosaic of wind farms dotting the surrounding landscape. Tumbler Ridge is also honored to be the first Geopark in Western North America, highlighting our unique geo-heritage and cultural importance. Come experience Tumbler Ridge - where rich history, vibrant culture, and unspoilt natural beauty merge to create an unforgettable holiday experience!