Todagin South Slope Provincial Park

Todagin South Slope Provincial Park extends across 3,557 hectares of diverse terrain, featuring alpine meadows, dense forests, and mountain landscapes along the Stewart Cassiar Highway.

The British Columbia government established this protected area on April 11, 2001, to preserve the natural ecosystems and wildlife habitats of the Stikine Region.

The park represents the traditional hunting territories of First Nations communities who have maintained connections to these lands for many generations.

Visitors can access the park through remote roads near Dease Lake, where they can participate in hiking, wildlife observation, photography, and bow hunting activities.

The park maintains the world's largest concentration of Stone Sheep, providing critical nursing grounds for this mountain dwelling species.

Location: Stikine Region

Inception: April 11, 2001

GPS coordinates: 57.61670,-129.91700

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:17