Northern Rocky Mountains Provincial Park

Northern Rocky Mountains Provincial Park encompasses 6,657 square kilometers of mountains, rivers, lakes, and valleys in northeastern British Columbia.

The park received its protected status in December 1986 and expanded in June 1999 through the addition of Wokkpash Recreation Area.

The Dene First Nations and Metis Nation maintain strong connections to this land, influencing current recreational practices in the park.

Visitors can reach the park interior exclusively by riverboat, aircraft, horseback, or hiking, as no roads lead directly into the protected area.

The park contains the Wokkpash Valley-MacDonald Creek Loop Trail, where hikers can observe geological formations shaped by ancient glaciers.

Location: Northern Rockies Regional Municipality

Inception: June 28, 1999

GPS coordinates: 58.19139,-124.36361

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:22