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Maintained by the Powell River Community Forest Foundation and the City of Powell River, has a beginner pump track (the first poured-in-place concrete pump track in North America), slope-style dirt jump trails, downhill flow trails, and a beginner flow line. It is open to the public year round and admission is free.
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Depicts the interactions between the pioneers and First Nations as well as showing the tools and items that would have been used by those groups.
The last ship of the World War I fleet still afloat, is in Powell River. Its part of a breakwater made up of a semi-circle of concrete war ships known as The Hulks. The ships making up the breakwater are retired resupply barges that saw action in the Pacific War.
Is Canada's oldest continuously operating theatre. The theatre was built in 1913 and then rebuilt in 1928. The theatre was built in a Spanish renaissance-style which gave it good acoustics.
Has a self-guided walking tour of Powell River's historic townsite on its website, which takes about an hour. From June to August, guided tours are offered. $10/person, Wednesdays at 2PM and Saturdays at 10:30AM.