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Tantalus Provincial Park
Tantalus Provincial Park is located north of Squamish and is home to varied terrain and breath-taking scenery. The scenic Lake Lovely Water and the park's hiking trails are popular attractions. The park is located in a remote area with limited access so all visitors must be prepared for the wilderness.
Address: . Squamish BC Canada
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Wayside Park
With a small beach and clear water, Wayside Park is a popular spot for canoeing and kayaking. Rentals are available onsite and additional amenities include picnic tables, BBQs and a washroom.
Address: Off Alpha Lake Road Whistler BC
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Lost Lake Park
Located on Lost Lake, this park is popular due to its mountain biking and cross-country skiing trail network. There are also washrooms, picnic tables, BBQs, and a summer concession stand available onsite. The park features a doggie beach located just off the main beach and fishing is possible in the well-stocked lake.
Address: 4700 Lost Lake Road Whistler BC
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Upper Lillooet Provincial Park
Established in 1997, Upper Lillooet Provincial Park protects old-growth forests, wetland habitat and glaciers. The park is located in a remote area, with no developed trails or facilities. It is a great destination for backcountry hiking, wilderness camping and photography.
Address: 60 km northwest of Pemberton BC Canada
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South Chilcotin Provincial Park
A beautiful new provincial park that allows visitors to trek through the Taylor Basin where over 200 species of wildflowers have been found. There are six wilderness camping areas with no facilities. Be sure to bring your fishing gear. |
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Duffey Lake Provincial Park
This 2007 ha park's central feature is Duffey Lake. Visitors can marvel at views of Mt. Rohr while taking part in popular activities such as hiking (although there are no developed trails), fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking and backcountry camping.
Address: Hwy 99 (Duffey Lake Road), 35 km (22 mi) east of Pemberton Pemberton BC
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Stawamus Chief Provincial Park
Stawamus Chief Provincial Park is a 506 hectare park that was established in 1997 to protect the 700 m (2310 ft) granite cliffs that provide some of the world's best rock climbing. Rock climbing, hiking and nature viewing are all recommended activities while visiting the park. Stawamus Chief Provincial Park is also home to 63 campsites. It is located next to Shannon Falls Provincial Park.
Address: Highway 99 Squamish BC
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Blackcomb Glacier Provincial Park
Created in 1990 to protect the Blackcomb Glacier, this 250 ha (618 acre) park is located above Whistler Village. Visitors can hike here in the summer and ski and snowboard in the winter. Access in summertime is by a trail leading to the park while in the winter guests have to take a number of chairlifts.
Address: . Whistler BC
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Clendinning Provincial Park
Clendinning Provincial Park is an interesting park. It is comprised of ancient forests, tranquil meadows and imposing glaciers. The varied topography and remote locale make it popular with those interested in backcountry recreation. Due to the lack of access and facilities all visitors must be self-suffecient.
Address: 50 km northwest of Whistler BC Canada
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Lakeside Park
Visitors to Lakeside Park can enjoy a swim as well as some canoeing and kayaking (rentals are available on site). Amenities include picnic tables, a playground, BBQs and an outhouse.
Address: Accessible by Valley Trail Whistler BC
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Cornwall Hills Provincial Park
Cornwall Hills Provincial Park has a very fragile environment, thus vehicle access is not allowed. Although there are no camping or day use facilities, the park is visited by photographers and nature lovers alike due to the colourful explosion of wildflowers in July and August. Wilderness hiking and hang-gliding are also permitted.
Address: 15 km southwest of Cache Creek BC Canada
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Callaghan Lake Provincial Park
Callaghan Lake Provincial Park is a popular year-round recreation area, with an average snow pack of 275 centimetres during the winter months. The abundant snow allows for excellent cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and telemarking, often offering 150 days of skiing per year. Fishing, canoeing and hiking are popular during the warm summers.
Address: 20 km west of Whistler BC Canada
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Alpha Lake
Located in Whistler Creekside, Alpha Lake features a beach where locals and visitors can spend some time in the sunshine. The lake can be used for fishing, canoeing and swimming, while BBQs, picnic tables, tennis and volleyball courts, a playground and washrooms are available on shore.
Address: Accessed by Lake Placid Road, west off Highway 99 Whistler BC
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Marble Canyon
This small provincial park is located between Turquoise and Crown Lakes and has several mountains that are chalk-faced. These make for excellent climbing and hiking due to the effects of errosion to create such sights as Chimmney Rock and Limestone Canyon. 40km northwest of Cache Creek near Lillooet.
Address: Highway 99 Lillooet BC
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Porteau Cove Provincial Park
Explore the rocky beach and the underwater wonders of Porteau Cove. A haunt of scuba divers, a ship has been sunk here for the divers to explore, and also attracts diverse marine life. Waterside camping facilities are available.
Address: Highway 99 Britannia Beach (8.5 km south) BC
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Rebagliati Park
Located across from Peace Park and situated on Fitzsimmons Creek between the upper and lower village, Rebagliati Park features picnic tables, a long house and a water fountain and lots of green space to stretch out on a nice day.
Address: 4540 Blackcomb Way Whistler BC
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Brandywine Falls Provincial Park
Hike to see the 70 m (230 ft) tall Brandywine Falls and Daisy Lake. This small park also has trails leading to the Cal Cheak supsension bridge, and 15 campsites.
Address: . 47 km north of Squamish BC
Send an Email 1 604 986-9371
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Meadow Park
Located behind the Meadow Park Sports Centre, Meadow Park features softball diamonds, a playground, tennis courts, a water park, picnic tables, BBQs and washrooms. Visitors can spend some time with their families and friends while enjoying the view of the River of Dreams.
Address: 8107 Camino Drive Whistler BC V0N 1B8
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Joffre Lakes Provincial Park
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park showcases glacial valleys, mountain peaks and turquiose lakes. The park gives visitors oppourtunities for fishing, wildlife viewing, hiking, climbing and camping.
Address: Off Hwy 99 east of Pemberton, on Duffey Lake Road Pemberton BC
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Seton Portage Historic Provincial Park
At 0.7 ha (1.7 acres), Seton Portage Historic Provincial Park is one of the smallest parks in BC. The area was set aside to commemorate the province's first railway. Supplies for camps set up at the Bridge River Valley mines during the 1930s gold rush came through Seton Portage before heading to the camps. There are no facilities at this park and to gain access visitors must use the gravel road from Shalalth to Seton Portage.
Address: 70 km (40 mi) west of Lillooet Seton Portage BC
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West Coast Railway Heritage Park
The Park contains Western Canada's largest collection of railway heritage equipment, cars and locomotives. This family attraction offers food services, picnic areas, historic buildings and a miniature railway.
Address: From Hwy 99 in Squamish, turn west on Industrial Way and follow signs. Vancouver BC
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Millars Pond Park
Mllars Pond Park is a small community park with amenities such as a playground, tennis courts and picnic tables.
Address: Located in Bayshores at the top of Cheakamus Way Whistler BC
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Shannon Falls Provincial Park
Home to the impressive Shannon Falls, this provincial park features a day-use area and several hiking trails. There is also access from here to several adjacent provincial parks with camping facilities.
Address: Highway 99 Squamish (2Km south) BC
Send an Email (1) 1 604 986-9371
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Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park
This provincial park is known for its excellent cross-country skiing opportunities. 11 Km of hiking trails, camping and a boat launch are all at the park.
Address: . Birken BC
Send an Email 1 604 986-9371
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Jade Park
British Columbia is one of the world's top jade producing regions and the history of jade is evident in Lillooet. Jade Park is home to three large jade boulders and is a showcases the importance of jade to the inhabitants of the area.
Address: . Lillooet BC
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Alice Lake Provincial Park
Located near Squamish, this provincial park has four lakes, including Alice Lake, which has sandy beaches and warm waters to swim in. The park has several hiking trails, and is especially known for the number of bald eagles in residence. Camping facilities.
Address: Highway 99 (13km north of Squamish) Squamish BC
Send an Email (1) 1 604 986-9371
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Rainbow Park
Located on the northwest side of Alta Lake, Rainbow Park is one of the city's most popular parks. Featuring a beach, BBQs, picnic tables, volleyball courts, a doggie beach, summer concessions, and views of both Blackcomb and Whistler mountains, the park is open from 6am to 11pm daily.
Address: 5778 Alta Lake Road Whistler BC
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Nairn Falls Provincial Park
Located north of Whistler, this provincial park has several hiking trails, including one that leads to the 60 metre (196 feet) tall falls. The fast-flowing river waters in the park makes it important to stay back from the edge of river banks.
Address: Off Highway 99 Whistler (32 km North) BC
Send an Email 1 604 986-9371
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Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park
Located in the Squamish River watershed, Brackendale Eagles Provincial Park is a special place. Wintering bald eagles from along the Pacific coast congregate here annualy, creating a visual spectacle that attracts hundreds of people. In 1994, almost 4,000 eagles were counted in the park, a world-record concentration of the noble birds.
Address: . Brackendale BC Canada
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Garibaldi Provincial Park
Garibaldi Provincial Park is known for its natural beauty and hiking oppourtunities. It is the largest provincial park in the Whistler area, covering 194,650 hectares. Backcountry camping is permitted at various campsites throughout the park.
Address: Highway 99 Whistler BC Canada
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