Tumbler Ridge is a vibrant, forward-thinking mountain community located in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies in northeastern British Columbia. As a UNESCO Global Geopark, it boasts exceptional geological features, dinosaur trackways and fossils, and a vast network of accessible trails perfect for both seasonal outdoor enthusiasts and families
Business & professional support is provided by the Tumbler Ridge Chamber of Commerce, which fosters local economic growth and champions entrepreneurs and community projects.
Municipal services and community engagement are coordinated through the District of Tumbler Ridge, which oversees everything from land development and bylaws, to events, recycling, wildfire updates, and public amenities.
Outdoor recreation and trail stewardship is led by the Wolverine Nordic Mountain Society, a volunteer-driven group that develops and maintains hiking, skiing, and wilderness facilities including popular trails like the Lost Haven Cabin route, Flatbed Falls and Windfall Lake.
Why Tumbler Ridge stands out:
A community intentionally planned in 1981, it blends sustainable living, cultural heritage, and economic diversity.
Its UNESCO Geopark status highlights internationally significant geology and rich fossil finds.
Strong civic and volunteer involvement drives year-round tourism, outdoor recreation, and local businesses.