Top of the World Provincial Park

Top of the World Provincial Park is a nature reserve in mountainous terrain with Fish Lake and numerous hiking trails at varying elevations. The protected area features different trail routes suited to various hiking abilities and conditions.

Indigenous peoples used this region for hunting and gathering long before European settlement arrived. The area eventually became a protected park to preserve the mountain landscape and its natural resources.

The park shows how mountains shape life in British Columbia and how people connect with this land. You can feel this relationship through the trails and the way the terrain has been used over time.

Check trail conditions before visiting and bring proper hiking gear, as weather can change quickly in the mountains. It is helpful to understand the physical demands of your chosen route and bring maps or guides.

A basic cabin at Fish Lake provides shelter within the park, allowing visitors to stay overnight in this high-elevation setting. This accommodation option enables people to spend extended time exploring the area and experiencing the mountain environment fully.

Location: Area C (Moyie/Bull River)

GPS coordinates: 49.84160,-115.40000

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:20