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Northern Rocky Mountains Park
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Northern Rocky Mountains Park was originally established in December 1986 and expanded in June 1999, with the addition of the Wokkpash Recreation Area. It is the largest of all the parks in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area and the third largest provincial park in BC. Northern Rocky Mountains Park includes a portion of the Wokkpash Valley-MacDonald Creek Loop Trail ( view map of the Wokkpash hiking trail).
The area borders Stone Mountain Park to the northwest and Kwadacha Wilderness Park to the southwest. In combination, these areas protect a vast portion of the northeastern mountain landscape, creating an unparalleled contiguous wilderness.
Northern Rocky Mountains Park offers an exciting array of visual and recreation features and opportunities for the backcountry adventurer. Recreation activities include scenery and wildlife viewing, angling, boating, hunting, adventure tourism, camping, hiking, horseback riding and nature photography.
Access to the area is mainly by boat, aircraft, hiking or horseback. Recreational use is primarily during the summer and autumn months. For the rest of the year, the area is virtually uninhabited. There are many primitive campsites along the major river courses. Most of the main rivers and creeks have trails that were established by guide outfitters, but few are well-maintained.