Callaghan Lake Provincial Park, Provincial park in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, Canada.
Callaghan Lake Provincial Park is a mountain park in British Columbia featuring a central lake surrounded by dense forests, rocky ridges, and glacial landforms. The terrain includes steep valleys and high alpine areas that are typical of the coastal range.
The area received official protection in 1997 as a provincial park, safeguarding the mountain landscape for conservation purposes. The terrain shows evidence of past glacial activity that shaped the valley and ridge formations.
The area maintains strong connections to outdoor recreation traditions, with facilities supporting activities from camping to cross-country skiing throughout seasons.
The site is accessed through Callaghan Valley, though snow can block the road until June. Visitors should check weather conditions and prepare for high alpine terrain.
The valley walls display clear signs of glacial carving with talus slopes, mountain basins, and boggy high plateaus. These features developed through cycles of ice age activity spanning thousands of years.
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