Tantalus Provincial Park, Provincial park in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, Canada.
Tantalus Provincial Park spreads across the Coast Mountains and features alpine lakes, steep cliffs, and mountain peaks. The landscape combines open ridge terrain with deep valleys, mixing forest, meadow, and snow-capped summits.
The area started as Lake Lovely Water Recreation Area in 1988 before being officially upgraded to Class A Provincial Park status in 1998. This change brought stronger protection for the mountain landscape.
The landscape holds deep meaning for the Squamish First Nation, reflecting their long relationship with these mountains. This connection shapes how the land is cared for and experienced by those who visit today.
Access to the park centers on Lake Lovely Water and marked trails, with basic facilities including toilets and camping spots available. The best time to visit is from late spring through early fall, when most routes are free of snow.
The peaks include Alpha Mountain and Omega Mountain, two summits with opposing names that form a striking geographical triangle with Zenith Lake. This naming pattern reflects a playful tradition that distinguishes this mountain region.
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