What does accessible tourism in Prince George look like?

Accessible tourism means everyone walks through the same door.

At Tourism Prince George that's something we want to champion, and working closely with organizations like Spinal Cord Injury BC (SCIBC) helps us move closer to ensuring tourism is accessible and inclusive.

Heather Lamb, social worker with SCIBC, sits down to talk with us about how we can create truly accessible experiences, and a few of her favourite attractions in Prince George as someone living with vision impairment.

Resources: Spinal Cord Injury BC

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We respectfully acknowledge the unceded, ancestral lands of the Lheidli T'enneh, on whose lands we live, work and play.

Looking to have a ‘Big Year’? 🐦 Start off your birding adventure in Prince George!

Listen in as self-proclaimed bird nerds Clive Keen (local author of Birding: A Flock of Irreverent Essays) and Dave Leman (PG Naturalists Club director) share the best spots to find all types of birds, from Long-billed Curlews to the American Redstart, on our latest episode of The Take on Prince George.

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PG Naturalists Club: https://pgnc.wordpress.com/
BC Bird Trail: https://bcbirdtrail.ca/

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We respectfully acknowledge the unceded, ancestral lands of the Lheidli T'enneh, on whose lands we live, work and play.

Where are the best places to eat in Prince George?

While there are a lot of great spots to satisfy any tastebud, Thais Beattie content creator of @TastingPrinceGeorge, shares with us some of her favourite places to dine!

Whether you're coming with family, on a solo-trip or a romantic getaway, tune in to find out some must-visit restaurants, cafes and pubs!

Resource: @TastingPrinceGeorge on Instagram and Facebook

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We respectfully acknowledge the unceded, ancestral lands of the Lheidli T'enneh, on whose lands we live, work and play.