Stone Mountain Provincial Park

Stone Mountain Provincial Park spans across alpine meadows, mountains, and forests, featuring numerous trails that lead to natural rock formations and lakes.

The area holds significance as traditional territory of the Métis Nation and Dene First Nations, who maintained seasonal hunting patterns before European settlement.

Local Indigenous communities maintain strong connections to the land through traditional practices of resource gathering and seasonal celebrations within the park boundaries.

The park offers designated camping areas, hiking trails, and visitor facilities along the Alaska Highway, with Fort Nelson providing accommodations and supplies.

The park contains distinctive hoodoo formations, tall rock spires created through centuries of erosion, rising dramatically from the northern British Columbia landscape.

Location: Northern Rockies Regional Municipality

GPS coordinates: 58.58330,-124.75000

Latest update: March 8, 2025 04:26