Top of the World Provincial Park

Top of the World Provincial Park extends across mountainous terrain with varying elevations from 2,365 to 10,797 feet, containing Fish Lake and numerous hiking trails.

The park land holds significance as a traditional territory for Indigenous peoples who utilized the region for hunting and gathering before European settlement began.

The park reflects the natural heritage of British Columbia through educational programs that highlight the connection between local communities and the mountain environment.

Visitors need to check current trail conditions, obtain necessary permits, and bring proper hiking equipment due to frequent weather changes in the mountainous terrain.

Fish Lake cabin provides accommodation within the park boundaries, allowing guests to experience extended stays in this high-elevation protected environment.

Location: Area C (Moyie/Bull River)

GPS coordinates: 49.85500,-115.40833

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:53