lakes & rivers
Experience the beauty of Tumbler Ridge’s lakes and rivers.
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Gwillim Lake
Escape to the serene wilderness of Gwillim Lake Provincial Park. Nestled among the pine forests of the Rocky Mountain Foothills and located just a short drive from Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge, this park offers a peaceful outdoor getaway.
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Murray River
The Murray River is a hugely popular choice for jet boats. The sandy banks along the winding river make great spots to stop for a shore-side lunch or to cast out a line to see if you can catch a fish.
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Moose Lake
Moose Lake Recreation Site welcomes visitors with its easily accessible location, suitable for two-wheel drive vehicles. Enjoy the great outdoors with 15 camping pads and an overflow pad, as well as nearby ATV trails.
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Stony Lake
Discover the rich history and outdoor adventures at Stony Lake. The lake is a hot spot for camping, fishing, and hiking. Step back in time and explore the captivating remnants of the Monkman era.
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Foot (Boot) Lake
Foot Lake (Boot) is a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. Whether you're fishing or simply relaxing, the lake's stunning views and serene ambiance will leave you feeling rejuvenated.
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Quality Lake
Quality Lake near Tumbler Ridge is ideal for kayaking enthusiasts. This peaceful body of water offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the peacefulness of nature. Visit today and discover the beauty of this hidden gem.
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Bearhole Lake
Bearhole Lake Provincial Park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy activities like fishing, skiing, canoeing, camping, hiking and wildlife viewing. Marvel at the diverse wildlife, including moose and beaver, and observe nesting trumpeter swans and warblers.
thank you to our partners
We would like to acknowledge that the trail information provided on this site is based on the resources created by the Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society. The efforts put in by all of the authors, experts and volunteers are extraordinary and invaluable to promoting Tumbler Ridge as an outdoor recreation destination. If you would like to join the WNMS please visit their website here.
