Greene Valley Provincial Park, Provincial park in Northern Sunrise County, Canada

Greene Valley Provincial Park is a nature reserve along the Heart River where several waterways meet and create scenic views across forested terrain. The landscape encompasses diverse habitats that support local wildlife populations and their natural environments.

Greene Valley Provincial Park was designated on June 6, 2000, by the Alberta government; before that, the area was a wildlife sanctuary. The park contains the Twelve Foot Davis gravesite on Grouard Hill and the Dr. Greene Cairn, which commemorates Dr. William Greene, a physician, dentist and one of the first eight men to fly according to a 1910 New York Sun edition.

The Dr. Greene Cairn in the park commemorates Dr. William Greene, a physician and dentist whom a 1910 edition of the New York Sun listed among the first eight men to fly. The cairn recalls his contributions to the community and to the organisations he belonged to.

The area features hiking trails, spots for rest with river views, and opportunities to watch birds throughout the seasons. Visitors should prepare for changing weather and wear sturdy footwear when exploring the landscape.

Part of the park preserves the story of a gold prospector who built wealth from a tiny plot of land. This unusual tale shows how small land holdings gained importance during the mining rush.