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Flatbed Falls
In 2000, two local boys discovered dinosaur tracks on Flatbed Creek, a couple kilometres upstream of these falls. Since then, the Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia area has been a hotbed for paleontologists, with discoveries of many other trackways and bone beds.
An extensive hiking trail system is maintained in the area by the Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society and includes trails down to the original trackway discovery and also down to this waterfall. On hot summer days, youngsters come here to jump off the rocks into this pool. Just be careful to know where the water is deep enough and please take your garbage back out with you.
Flatbed Falls
In 2000, two local boys discovered dinosaur tracks on Flatbed Creek, a couple kilometres upstream of these falls. Since then, the Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia area has been a hotbed for paleontologists, with discoveries of many other trackways and bone beds.
An extensive hiking trail system is maintained in the area by the Wolverine Nordic and Mountain Society and includes trails down to the original trackway discovery and also down to this waterfall. On hot summer days, youngsters come here to jump off the rocks into this pool. Just be careful to know where the water is deep enough and please take your garbage back out with you.