Berg Lake in September 2010. This landscape photograph predates the 2021 floods and does not show the rebuilt trail.Jeffrey Pang from Madison, NJ, USA · CC BY 2.0Photo details
Photographed: 2010-09-08 11:19
Original title: Berg Lake (1).jpg
A familiar mountain journey now carries the marks of a major flood and a careful rethink of where a trail belongs.
A Tumbler Ridge track-site setting, 11 August 2015. The exact site is not established by the photograph’s description.Gerode_ · CC BY-SA 2.0Photo details
Photographed: 2015-08-11
Original title: IMG_20150811_103155
A summer outing on Flatbed Creek helped turn familiar bedrock into a scientific story that a whole community could take part in.
Ancient Forest east of Prince George, one of the contrasting landscapes explored in this article. This photograph predates the current park improvements.Kevin M Klerks from Kincardine, Canada · CC BY 2.0Photo details
Photographed: 2013-09-16 19:33
Original title: Ancient forest, Rocky Mountains region east of Prince George, BC (3).jpg
A way to choose your next outing by the kind of place you want to experience, from city riverbanks to the Rocky Mountains.
Forests for the World in Prince George, photographed in May 2013. The woodland is part of the outing; this view does not identify a lake or lookout.Andrew Kurjata · CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 · Noncommercial onlyPhoto details
Photographed: 2013-05-26
Original title: DSC04742
A lake, a waterfall or a particularly good place to pause can give a woodland walk a satisfying destination.
Snow-laden branches at Moore’s Meadow in Prince George, 6 January 2013. This is a winter landscape, not a photograph identified as the first snowfall of that season.Andrew Kurjata · CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 · Noncommercial use only. Adaptations retain the image licence. Preserve photographer attribution and licence.Photo details
Photographed: 2013-01-06
Original title: Moore's Meadow
A familiar meadow, a dark spruce, a lake glimpsed between branches. The first snowfall gives you a reason to look at the places you thought you knew.