Tumbler Ridge BC is in the northeastern corner of the province in the eastern Rocky Mountains. It is just 125 km (78 mi.) from Mile Zero on the Alaska Highway.

Beautiful Kinuseo Falls are a popular stopping spot for visitors heading north. This little explored region is a draw for those who love hiking and biking as well as wildlife viewing and bird watching. There is a network of hiking and biking trails in the area, leading to tops of mountains, waterfalls, alpine meadows, caves and unique geological formations.

Dinosaur fossil discoveries have recently been made in this area and visitors can view trackways, footprints and fossils. While visiting, enjoy a round of golf on the 9-hole course. In winter, come for snowmobiling cross-country, back country skiing and ice climbing on the area waterfalls.

Tumbler Ridge accommodations include inns, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds and executive suites.