Cottonwood Island Nature Park — Attraction in Prince George

A great park for a walk, whether solo, in tandem or with the family. Paved trails (mostly) throughout - but they can be bumpy so if you've got a stroller, wheelchair or scooter, keep your heads up for some uneven parts. The mosquitoes can get bad in the summer so don't forget the bug juice. If you're a runner this is an awesome start and end point for a run. Run loops in the park or run West to the bridge and back. Lots of nice lookout points and bencehs scatered throughout. If you're into Geocaching there's a couple caches here for you. If you're into Pokemon Go...well...I can't help you...just don't fall into the river. During the winter pay close atention, parking lots and trails can get icey - bring cleats or snowshoes. Beautiful winter views; don't forget to make...

Good place to stroll with friends, dogs, kids or by yourself. Long pathway starts from by Cameron street bridge and winds it's way down all the way to the 1st Avenue bridge. You have the option of following it even farther as well as it is part of the 30 something km trail that circles Prince George. Little bit rooty in some places, which can make stroller travel difficult depending on the style your using. Keep eyes open as quite often there are people biking down the path as well. It can get fairly busy at times, but for the most part it doesnt get that congested as it is quite a large park. Be careful of the wash puts as well. There are alternate routes in place, but if you choose to throw caution to the wind, some of the pathways are barely...

Studies show spending time in nature is excellent for human health and happiness. Take a winding stroll on dirt and gravel paths among towering Cottonwood trees, see small animals like squirrels and birds (black bears sometimes visit the area but are rarely encountered), bring a bike for a leisurely ride, or gaze out over the flowing Nechako River. In autumn the river levels drop, allowing access to explore the gravel banks mid-river. In winter the paths are plowed, though can be slippery at times, grippy footwear recommended. Overall an excellent place to slow down...