Finger-Tatuk Provincial Park

Finger-Tatuk Provincial Park encompasses 17,151 hectares of land featuring multiple lakes, forests, and mountainous terrain in British Columbia.

The park gained official provincial park status in June 1999 following recommendations from local land and resource management plans in the region.

Archaeological investigations have revealed food cache pits, modified trees, and former village locations that document the presence of Dakelh First Nations peoples.

Two resorts operate at Finger Lake and Tatuk Lake, providing accommodations and boat access for visitors who want to fish rainbow trout and kokanee.

The park contains seven interconnected lakes south of Tatuk Hills, creating an extensive network of wetland corridors that support diverse wildlife populations.

Location: Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako

Inception: June 28, 1999

GPS coordinates: 53.49400,-124.21600

Latest update: October 29, 2025 06:00