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Prince George | British Columbia

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Railway Bridge

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picture of railway bridge

Designed by a French engineer, a half-mile-long Grand Trunk Pacific Railway (GTPR) bridge is the longest bridge in BC. It was completed in 1914. It’s an expensive city and industry scene, ever-changing with the season, fluctuating river levels and ice with the grassy, treed island midstream. It is a popular place for locals to hang […]

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BX Pub

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bk cold beer and wine store

Wings mural by Fresco.D and an antique hand carved throne Our local pub, with atmosphere, friendly faces, and something for everyone on the menu. BX pub is an absolute “can’t miss” dining and socializing experience. The BX is a popular club famous among locals. People love to party and spend quality time here. The BX […]

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Cottonwood Island Nature Park

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walk way in park

Replica of a railway bridge, wooden tree carvings Explore Cottonwood Island Nature Park in Prince George BC. A wooded park covered with almost 300 years old cottonwood trees on the shore of Nechako river, a boat launch and picnic area. You can cross a historical vertical lift rail bridge here. You can come across 20 […]

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Ancient Forest/Chun T’oh Whudujut Provincial Park

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Ancient forest

Only inland temperate rainforest in the world Magnificent big tree. It is a wonderful spot about an hour east of Prince George. On May 19th, 2016, the park was established to protect the North American inland temperate rainforest, the only inland temperate rainforest in the world. The park is located within the Lheidli T’enneh Nation’s […]

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McMillan Creek Regional Park

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One of Prince George's best with beautiful scenic creek

One of Prince George’s best with beautiful scenic creek Check it out for yourself to enjoy the view from the top of the hill, pretty much overlooking the city. This place offers a unique view of the town both during day and nighttime. Do not forget to bring your camera or your phone; you will […]

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Prince George Cutbanks

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cut banks

Prince George has its notoriously steep Cutbanks. They are more than just a pre or post-work cardio blast; they are an icon in Prince George. Climbing up the Cutbanks has become more of a social activity rather than a solo achievement. Do not forget to take a flight on the swing installed by someone unknown […]

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Mr. PG

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monument in prince george

The mascot statue of Prince George Mr. PG is a wooden landmark and has been greeting guests to Prince George since 1960! Located at the intersection of two major highways, it can have different flags to recognize or celebrate various community events. Friendly and straightforward park adjacent to allow visitors to see the statue up […]

Central BC Railway & Forestry Museum

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ENGINE

A delightful place to walk around and learn about authentic trains and equipment; this is a must-see for train enthusiasts. The displays here are nicely laid and well maintained. They also offer an interesting reading about the history of the railway network through BC. All the rails cars are fully accessible so that you can […]

Northern Lights Estate Winery

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A lovely petite winery with a fantastic patio by the river. They have various options to choose from their menu. The wine tasting starts at just $6. The fantastic staff here will make sure that you get the best wine. It’s an absolute favourite of residents of Prince George. You can also see their vineyards […]

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Connaught Hill Park

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different types of flowers

Located on the top of a panoramic hill in downtown Prince George. The beautifully landscaped park provides 360-degree views of the city and the Fraser River. It’s one of the only high points of land in the bowl area. Visitors can expect to see 5 to 20 varieties of each plant type in bloom throughout […]

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Lheidli’ T’enneh Memorial Park/Fort George Park

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park

Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park is a wonderment. It is one of the oldest parks in Prince George, formerly known as Fort George Park. It was renamed in 2015 to recognize the Lheidli T’enneh village, the indigenous community that once lived here. This park has a walking path that runs alongside the mighty Fraser River. The […]

Rock Quarry

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Beautiful swimming spot. It is a short walk leading to a beautiful swimming hole known as “Rock quarry.” The water is magnificent. It’s so clean and so blue. It used to be a mine, but they hit the water. Upon returning to work the next day, everything had flooded, and we now have what is […]

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Graffiti Murals on Downtown Walls

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Prince George downtown has sampled the possibilities of murals.

Exploration Place

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dinosour skeleton

Terrific place to visit with kids It’s not a science world, but it is a combination of various exhibits. Discover the local history, hands-on science and experience various collections and galleries. The Exploration Place is located in Lheidli’ T’enneh Memorial Park. The museum plus science center is owned and operated by Fraser Fort George society. […]

Huble Homestead

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historic place

Huble Homestead is a heritage site located at the base of the historic Giscome Portage. Originally a homestead and fur trading post, the site has been restored to its 1915 condition is open to the public every day. Photo: hublehomestead.ca

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Ginter’s Meadow

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ginter house

A wonderful off-the-leash dog park. Located in the town for easy access. It’s beautiful all year round! Ginter’s Meadow is a part of the UNBC Connector trail system. This is a very popular area being an off-leash area so don’t forget to bring your furry friends. Ginter’s Field has been a favourite spot of Prince […]

Forest for the World

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Forests for the World is a municipal park

Forest for the World is a 106-hectare forest and popular nature park located on Cranbrook Hill. It was established in 1986 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Prince George and to celebrate the City’s participation in Expo 86. It has over 15 kilometres of multi-use trails that pass both Small Reflection Lake and Shane Lake. […]

PG Oval

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Outdoor Ice Oval Society of Prince George

Great place if you love skating. Dress for the weather and you’re good to go. The Prince George Outdoor Ice Oval is a 400-metre long track speed skating facility made with natural ice. The oval is maintained by the Outdoor Ice Oval Society of Prince George (OIOS of PG) with the support of the City […]

Good Sir Nature Park

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welcome to Good Sir Nature Park

Experience a natural environment setting. First of its kind in Canada. An absolute gem of a place in the city of Prince George. The plant/music collections on display here are one of a kind. This place is a must-see here in Prince George. It’s a wonderful way to spend a day. Jim Good owns this […]

Two Rivers Gallery

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two rivers art gallery

Two Rivers Gallery is a centre for visual art in Prince George and the central interior of British Columbia. The gallery proudly sits on the traditional, unceded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh. The Art Gallery opened in July 2000 as a purpose-built art museum. Its award-winning design was the work of Alberta architect Barry Johns. […]

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