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GeoTour Guide
Curious about the geological history of Kamloops? Discover the impact of thousands of years of volcanic activity and widespread, ancient seas on today’s landscape. Check out the GeoTour guide created in partnership between TRU, Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Natural Resources Canada, City of Kamloops, Cordillera and Kamloops Exploration Group.
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