Historic Kiskatinaw Bridge in Kiskatinaw Park curves through a forested valley. Built during WWII for the Alaska Highway, its timber design follows the land’s contours, offering a scenic pedestrian route. Courtesy of Destination BC1 / 3

Kiskatinaw Park

ClosedOpens May 15PaidBC Parks

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Facilities

♿Accessible🔥Fire Rings🚰Drinking Water🚻Pit Toilets

Activities

🎣Fishing🚴Cycling🏊Swimming

Opens May 15 — Closes September 15

About

The park is located along the banks of the Kiskatinaw River on the original Alaska Highway, near a historic wooden curved trestle bridge.

From Kiskatinaw Park, visitors can take a stroll to the bridge and reflect upon the unique history of the Alaska Highway. Jump in the river for a refreshing swim or spend the day fishing.

Access

Located along Old Alaska Highway.

Location

Good cell signalRogers, Telus, Bell