Tumbler Ridge Canada

Tumbler Ridge is a city in British Columbia, Canada

Tumbler Ridge is a district municipality in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies in northeastern British Columbia, Canada, and a member municipality of the Peace River Regional District. The municipality of 1,558 square kilometres (602 sq mi), with its population of 2,710 people, incorporates a townsite and a large area of mostly Crown Land. The housing and municipal infrastructure, along with regional infrastructure connecting the new town to other municipalities, were built simultaneously in 1981 by the provincial government to service the coal industry as part of the British Columbia Resources Investment Corporation's Northeast Coal Development.

Top sights in Tumbler Ridge
Kinuseo Falls 54.783862 / -121.191115
Monkman Provincial Park 54.570923 / -121.164466
Bergeron Falls 55.203378 / -120.977175
Tumbler Ridge Museum 55.134528 / -120.992458
Boulder Gardens 54.913975 / -120.976923
Quality Falls Hiking Trail 55.158765 / -120.943476
Tumbler Point Hiking Trail 55.158765 / -120.943476
Wapiti Lake Provincial Park 54.537583 / -120.767991
Bullmoose Marshes Trail 54.537583 / -120.767991
Dinosaur Discovery Gallery 55.134528 / -120.992458
Murray Canyon Overlook Trail 55.134528 / -120.992458
Hole In The Wall Provincial Park 55.146641 / -121.852261
Tumbler Ridge Public Library 55.125286 / -121.002634
Babcock Falls 54.907773 / -120.969751
Shipyard & Titanic Trail Hike 54.907773 / -120.969751
Nesbitt’S Knee Falls 54.949268 / -121.089528
Windfall Lake 55.116085 / -121.468062
Bearhole Lake Provincial Park And Protected Area 55.044467 / -120.519541
Sukunka Falls Provincial Park 55.337161 / -121.726620
Bergeron Cliffs 55.203378 / -120.977175
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