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C’s Peace Region is a land of vast lakes and rivers, fertile valleys, jagged mountain ranges, and snow-capped
peaks. The provincial parks offer numerous year-round outdoor adventures and experiences including fishing, boating, hiking, biking, boating in the summer and skiing and snowmobiling in the winter. Located in the northeast corner of the province, the Peace Region has seemingly endless outdoor adventures and wildlife viewing opportunities.
NORTH PEACE
The impressive Rocky Mountains and their foothills dominate the North Peace, comprising roughly 8 million ha (20 million acres) of land. The Northern Rocky Mountains are the largest roadless landscape south of the 60th parallel, as well as one of the richest and most varied intact large wildlife ecosystems remaining in North America. As a treat for the weary traveller in this area, visit Liard River Hot Springs for a relaxing dip in a beautiful natural setting.
Parks listed in orange operated by: Kootenay Park Services Phone: 250-776-7000 E-mail:
kootenayforestservices@gmail.com Website:
www.bcparks.ca
Reservations can be made up to
3 months in advance of arrival, either online at
disccovercamping.ca or for a $5 surcharge, call toll free (Canada/USA) 1-800-689-9025 or 1-519-826-6850 (international). Group camping/picnic sites can be booked year round. See
bcparks.ca for policies and costs.
1 Liard River Hot Springs
area, picnic tables, playground, 2 natural hot spring pools, change houses, and pit toilets. is a popular stopover for tourists travelling the Alaskan Highway and wanting to enjoy the second largest hot springs in Canada. The park is well-known for its hot springs in a natural forest setting and lush plant life due to the warmth of the springs.
2 Muncho Lake 46
Strawberry Flats (15 sites) and MacDonald (15 sites). The park offers boat launches at each of the campgrounds, picnic areas, pit toilets. practice “Leave No Trace” backcountry camping ethics – pack out what you pack in. There are
Laird River Hot Springs
various trails and the hiking loop to the mineral lick offers opportunities to view big horn sheep. Scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing and canoeing/ kayaking are also popular at the lake.
3 Stone Mountain
wilderness/walk-in sites, numerous trail systems, a day-use/picnic area, and boat Mountain offers travellers and hikers incredible mountain valley views with alpine meadows and lakes. Trails are available for horseback riding with a letter of permission.
SOUTH PEACE
The South Peace cities and towns provide services and outdoor recreation opportunities for tourists and local residents including Chetwynd, and Fort St. John. Many of these towns have unique features to draw tourist audiences to the area for relaxation and to enjoy a truly northern experience. Set up camp at one of the Peace Region’s picturesque
Lake, a boat launch, a group day-use/picnic Location: 13 km northwest of Fort St. John off picnicking, and Walleye and Northern Pike fishing are popular. In winter the park offers 12 km of groomed cross-country ski trails.
provincial parks and explore the amazing mountains, parks, forests, and wildlife.
Parks listed in green operated by: Sandstorm North Contracting Phone: 250-964-9474 E-mail:
sandstormnorth@gmail.com Website:
www.bcparks.ca
Reservations can be made up to
3 months in advance of arrival, either online at
disccovercamping.ca or for a $5 surcharge, call toll free (Canada/USA) 1-800-689-9025 or 1-519-826-6850 (international). Group camping/ picnic sites can be booked year round. See
bcparks.ca for policies and costs.
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