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Runs from April 15th - Oct. 31st 2026 Hello outdoor enthusiasts! With towering trees and open trails, Prince George is the place to be. With more than 100 km of trails around the city, come forest bathe and stroll through nature. As you rack up the kilometres, we have some milestone prizes to keep you motivated.Be one of the first 50 people to check in at 5 trails and earn a $10 gift card to a local cafe. Or be one of the first 13 to complete 15 trails, and a shrub* will be planted in your honour by the David Douglas Garden Society in Khasdzoon Yusk’ut Botanical Garden*Exact species chosen based on garden needs. Please note that no individual name plaques will be made.How it Works: Runs from April 15th - Oct. 31st 2026<ol><li>Visit the Passport Trail page on the Tourism Prince George website (click <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://tourismpg.com/media-resources/passport-trail/">here</a>)</li><li>Sign up for the&nbsp;Hit the Trail Passport.</li><li>Open the Passport Trail on your phone and add it to your home screen for easy access.</li><li>Head out and explore participating trail locations.</li><li>Use your mobile device to check in at each spot. (If you’re having trouble checking in, send the app support team a photo from the location and the visit date. Note: visits before pass activation don’t count.)</li><li>Each check-in earns points, redeem them for prizes once you collect enough!</li></ol>The Trail Passport is available until October 31, 2026, and prizes are available while quantities last.

Hit The Trails Challenge

<ul><li>Dates are October 9th&nbsp;to&nbsp; 25th&nbsp;(two week festival)</li></ul><ul><li>Opening and closing ceremonies on the Friday 9th&nbsp;and Sunday 25th</li></ul><ul><li>Location: Tsútswecw Provincial Park (chuts-weck)</li></ul><ul><li>Lead Hosts in partnership are Skwlāx te Secwepemcúl̓ecw and the Adams River Sockeye Society (TARSS)</li></ul><ul><li>The 5 local bands that are also part of hosting and providing cultural activities:</li></ul><ul><li>5 bands include: Skwlāx te Secwépemcúl̓ecw, Adams Lake Band, Splatsin, Shuswap Band and Neskonlith Band.</li></ul><ul><li>Other partnerships include: BC Parks, the Pacific Salmon Foundation and Fisheries and Oceans Canada</li></ul><ul><li>It will be a 2-week festival that will have full activation throughout</li></ul><ul><li>Guided Tours daily</li></ul><ul><li>Food trucks daily (and Bannock sales)</li></ul><ul><li>Cultural activities such as: drumming, dancing, storytelling, and language learning daily (content will vary depending on availability)</li></ul><ul><li>Each of the 5 bands will have days where they specifically have learning opportunities about what the sockeye run means to their community and for their culture</li></ul><ul><li>The 2022 Salute to the Sockeye 3-week event saw over 50,000 people visit&nbsp;Tsútswecw&nbsp;Provincial Park; we are predicting about 30k in attendance,&nbsp;as we are making the event a week shorter this year. We see schools of various grades and university levels, tourist bus traffic, and general community interest.</li></ul><ul><li>If anything, this is a great shoulder season event that authentically draws a large group of people to the interior. It is also the largest inland sockeye salmon run in North America (other places on the island see some larger runs).&nbsp;</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.salmonsociety.com/salute-to-the-sockeye/event-details/">https://www.salmonsociety.com/salute-to-the-sockeye/event-details/</a></li></ul>

Salute the Sockeye

The British Columbia Environmental Film Festival (BCEFF) is a film festival who's mission is to raise global awareness about the environment and promote a healthy future. Through film, they spread awareness of environmental issues and stories of hope that are occurring throughout the world. You will see documentaries from top film makers, but also full-length dramatic feature films, short films, and animations that effectively tell stories that convey an environmental message in an entertaining manner. This film festival is special because it bridges the gap between the scientific community and the film industry. They promote a culture where films can be reviewed for scientific accuracy and featured in our annual film festivals. Each year they spotlight a different aspect of our environment, such as the health of the oceans or the effects of climate change, and present a special award for the best film within that focus. Time &amp; LocationNov 22, 2026, 12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.The University of British Columbia, 6200 University Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4, Canada Tickets range from $15.00- $40.00

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