Callaghan Lake Provincial Park

The provincial park features mountainous terrain, glacial formations, and a central lake surrounded by dense forests near British Columbia's wilderness.

The park gained official provincial status on July 23, 1997, establishing protected areas for natural conservation in British Columbia's Squamish-Lillooet region.

The area maintains strong connections to outdoor recreation traditions, with facilities supporting activities from camping to cross-country skiing throughout seasons.

Visitors can access free lakeside campsites through Callaghan Valley, though snow conditions may restrict road access until June.

The valley walls display recent glaciation effects, forming distinctive geological features including talus slopes, cirques, hanging valleys, and upland plateaus with bogs.

Location: Squamish-Lillooet Regional District

Inception: July 23, 1997

GPS coordinates: 50.20000,-123.18300

Latest update: May 29, 2025 02:45