Wrinkly Face Provincial Park

Located 16 kilometers north of Winfield, Wrinkly Face Provincial Park spans 43 hectares featuring basalt cliffs and diverse meadow landscapes overlooking Okanagan Lake.

The park became a designated provincial protected area in 2004, joining British Columbia's network of conservation zones focused on preserving natural ecosystems.

The land holds significance for the Syilx First Nations who used the territory for hunting and gathering medicinal plants in the surrounding Douglas fir forests.

Visitors access the park through local logging roads, with the Okanagan High Rim Trail providing the main route for hiking and horseback riding activities.

The park contains rare plant species including Obscure Cryptantha, Needleleaved Navarretia, Northern Linanthus, False-mermaid, and Awned Cyperus within its boundaries.

Location: Regional District of Central Okanagan

GPS coordinates: 50.04000,-119.31100

Latest update: March 11, 2025 03:06