Rainbow Alley Provincial Park

Rainbow Alley Provincial Park encompasses 1.1 square kilometers of protected land between Nilkitkwa Lake and Babine Lake in British Columbia.

The park received its official designation as a Class A provincial park in 1999, following recommendations from the Bulkley Land and Resource Management Plan.

The land holds significance for the Ned'u'ten people, who have used this area for fishing and trapping near their community of Wud'at.

Visitors need to bring their own drinking water and access the park via Babine Lake Road, followed by Nilkitkwa Forest Service Road, with final access by boat.

The protected wetlands within the park provide breeding grounds for the American bittern, while waters support major salmonid populations during yearly migrations.

Location: Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako

Inception: 1999

GPS coordinates: 55.33528,-126.64083

Latest update: June 3, 2025 22:09