Stikine River Park

Stikine River Park contains and protects a geological feature unparalleled in Canada. Nicknamed the “Grand Canyon” of the north, eighty kilometers of steep-walled canyon, composed of sedimentary and volcanic rock, has been carved through eons of river erosion. In the bottom of this sometimes 300 m deep chasm flows the wild and unnavigable Stikine River, which varies in width from 200 m to as little as 2 m at a point near its confluence with the Tanzilla River.

Stikine River Park also creates a protected corridor between Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park to the east and Mount Edziza Park to the west.