Tetrahedron Provincial Park, Provincial park in Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, Canada.
Tetrahedron Provincial Park is a mountainous park in the Squamish-Lillooet region with dense forests, alpine meadows, and several high peaks. The terrain transitions from forested lower elevations to open mountain summits, creating diverse landscapes throughout the park.
The park was established in 1995 to protect the Chapman Creek and Gray Creek watersheds from commercial logging. This protection came about through collaboration between environmental organizations working to preserve these mountain landscapes.
The parkland lies within the traditional territory of the Shíshálh Nation and reflects centuries of indigenous connection to these British Columbia mountains. You can sense this relationship with the land as you walk through the forests and explore the waterways that have long held significance for this community.
The park features marked trails and camping areas with varying difficulty levels, with seasonal conditions affecting accessibility. Plan your visit with attention to weather and snow conditions, as these impact access to different areas.
The park's highest point offers sweeping views from its summit across surrounding mountains and valleys. This vantage point rewards hikers with memorable outlooks that extend across the entire region.
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