Welcome to the City of Trail, BC
BC's #1 Sports Town

The City of Trail is internationally known for its Sports and is recognized as BC's #1 Sports Town. The history is so rich that the Sports Hall of Memories contains archival film footage of the Trail Smoke Eaters return to Trail after capturing the Allan Cup in Calgary in 1938. In addition, it has footage of the final game of the 1961 World Hockey Championships when the "Smokies" won their second World Title.

To honour our many notable Champions a Home of Champions Monument, located in Trail's City Centre, celebrates those who have excelled in their chosen field, industry, sports or lifestyle.

With the City of Trail's diverse lifestyle, rich sports history, favourable climate and easy access to four-season and first-class recreational facilities for the entire family, it's worthwhile to take time to Explore Your Trail.

You can:

• Learn why Trail is BC's #1 Sports Town.
• Discover the sporting champions of Trail at the Home of Champions Monument.
• Locate Recreation Facilities and Parks, contact Sports Clubs and Organizations or check out the Parks and Recreation Programs.
• Make a splash at the Trail Aquatic & Leisure Centre.
• Explore our rich sporting history at the Trail Historical Society, Hockey Hotstove and Trail's Love of Sports Gallery.
• View our Visitor Information or contact Tourist Information Services at the Trail Chamber of Commerce.
• Learn About Trail or download the Explore your Trail booklet for an overview of the community.
• Link to the Trail Hotspot, a free high speed wireless internet service available at various Trail Locations.
• Sign, tell a story involving Trail, or read our Guestbook.
• Find Transportation Services to travel to Trail; or setup your "home away from home" at the RV Park; then enjoy family fun at Gyro Water Spray Park.
• Find Trail accommodations, attractions and activities in the Visitors' Choice publication.
• Visit Teck's Lead-Zinc Smelter complex, one of the largest of its kind in the world.
• View the Sports Hall of Memories and Signature Board at the Trail Memorial Centre.