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Our comprehensive Creston Provincial Parks sports and leisure guide provides listings of things to do all year round, indoors and outdoors throughout the area.
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Kianuko Provincial ParkThe park encompasses the headwaters of Kianuko Creek, which is a tributary of the Goat River, as well as a number of small alpine lakes and meadows. The watershed is largely undisturbed and contains moist cedar-hemlock and Engelmann Spruce Subalpine fir old-growth forest communities. The park protects important habitat for caribou, moose and grizzly bear, and fish.
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Stagleap Provincial ParkThis park is located at the summit of the highest all weather highway pass in BC and the highest paved highway in Canada! Enjoy the subalpine forest from the luxury of your car or go for a short walk around Bridal Lake.
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Kootenay Lake - Midge Creek Provincial ParkMidge Creek Park is located 38 km south of Balfour, on the southwest shore of Kootenay Lake across from Sanca Creek. Access to the park at Midge Creek is via water vessel. Water-oriented activities are most popular, with angling for kokanee, Dolly Vardeb and rainbow trout. Boasting more than a kilometre of sandy beach, it is a popoular destination for boaters.
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Kootenay Rockies Recreation Guide
Enjoy the many activities the Kootenay Rockies has to offer. Our Kootenay Rockies Recreation Guide includes listings of year round pursuits found both indoors and outdoor. If you are not sure about either the area or the category leave the choice to "Display All". You have to specify only one of "Category" or "Region". |
