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Historic hiking route along the Goat River leads to Bowron Park and Barkerville. Trail Description The Goat River Trail consists of two distinct recreation trails, separated by about 8 km

The Monkman Pass Memorial Trail Hiking Route is an unforgettable, class hiking destination that includes major waterfalls and rivers, lakes, temperate boreal forest, alpine meadows, and optional alpinesummits. The six-day

Trekking with Taz and Tesla Prince snowshoed the Berg Lake trail on December 23, 2023, and noticed that BC Parks has restored the bridges leading to the Whitehorn campground. Winter

The Trophy Mountains rise 2,575 meters into the sky, with nine peaks towering over the Shuswap Highlands of Southern Wells Gray Provincial Park. Their northern slopes are steep and cloaked

The Tabor Mountain area has many trails of various levels of difficulty to enjoy, including this moderate Tabor Tower trail. Photos:

The Tabor Mountain area has many trails of various levels of difficulty to enjoy, including this moderate treeline cabin trail. Directions: here Photos:

TrekkingWithgTaz and TeslaPrince planned to snowshoe the Torpy Mt trailhead up to Fang Mt Ridge yesterday after we had heard the road was plowed to within 1 km of the

Hixon Falls is an easy and short (120 meter) hike from the parking lot to the falls offering a great place to view the creek and the

The historic town of Barkerville, east of Wells, BC offers a variety of outdoor activities including hiking and snowshoeing. Billy Barker’s legendary gold strike on Williams Creek

Pinnacles Park comprises approximately 124 hectares of pine forest overlooking Baker Creek. The park is a popular day-use area and is easily accessible from Quesnel. From the

This is a moderate hike, perfect as a quick side trip while in Quesnel. The trail follows Narcosli Creek, then turns up Deserter Creek to impressive waterfalls

Description: Wineglass Falls is located east of the community of Kersley, BC. The falls flow from a small creek and have a cave that surrounds them below.

This is the old access road used to support the fire lookout tower. The trail is about 6.5 km long with a gradual grade until the last

Description: This trail climbs from Hwy 16 to the top of Fraser Mountain, which is an elevation change of over 300m. The main trail is 4.7 km

This trail is located in Crooked River Provincial Park in Bear Lake, BC, and offers a leisurely hike or snowshoe on relatively flat terrain with a few

Reaction Ferry at the old train stop in Miworth, BC. These Ferry Pontoons still survive on the banks of the Nechako River and were in operation from 1922 to the

Description: This small 178-hectare park consists of two parcels on either side of the Fraser River south of the city of Prince George. Public recreation opportunities and

The Framstead Falls are located at the junction of the Framstead Creek and Herrick Creek. Driving Directions here Photos:

The Herrick Falls are a ways up the Herrick Creek. Herrick Creek is the major tributary of the McGregor and is similar in size to the McGregor at their confluence.

This park is situated in the Dezaiko Range of the Rocky Mountains, approximately 160 km northeast of Prince George. Close-To-The-Edge Park protects the internationally significant Close-To-The-Edge cave,

Description: Huble Homestead Historic Site is a turn-of-the-century heritage attraction located 40 kilometers north of Prince George, BC, and offers great snowshoeing opportunities in the Winter (the main

Morkill Falls Trail is a beautiful area to explore but also has steep terrain to navigate if you want to explore it fully. There are ropes and

Mount Pope is a day-use park popular with hikers and rock climbers. A 6.5 km hiking trail to the peak provides a panoramic view of Stuart Lake

Description: Eskers Park is a day-use park located 40km northwest of Prince George. Encompassing 3,979 hectares of gently rolling terrain and many small lakes, the park conserves

This 32-hectare park has trails that wind along the Nechako River shoreline.  This nature park offers scenery, solitude, and connections.  DISTANCE: 2.2 kilometresELEVATION: Relatively flat with less than 10 meters

Description: Giscome Portage Trail is a designated Heritage Trail that is located 40 km north of Prince George and 6 km off Highway 97 North on Mitchell

Description: This trail is an ancient volcano and is an easy few-hour hike. There are beautiful views of the surrounding hills and mountains. Directions to trailhead: Coffee Pot

Description: This drive to the trailhead is about 2.25 hours from Prince George, BC, to the Pine Pass North. This beautiful/steep hike has much to offer, and

This approximately 1 km out-and-back trail is located near McCleod Lake, BC. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 16 min to complete. This trail is