Kakwa Wildland Provincial Park

Kakwa Wildland Provincial Park

Kakwa Wildland Provincial Park in British Columbia offers stunning alpine landscapes and diverse wildlife, making it a prime destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

170,891
Acres Protected
20
Miles of Trails
2,000
Annual Visitors
1996
Year Established

About Kakwa Wildland Provincial Park

Kakwa Wildland Provincial Park
 

Kakwa Wildland Provincial Park is situated in the Rocky Mountains of northeastern British Columbia. Spanning over rugged mountains, alpine meadows, and pristine lakes, the park offers a serene wilderness experience. The park is characterized by its diverse ecosystems which include lush forests and vast meadows rich with wildflowers. Established in 1996, Kakwa Wildland serves as a critical habitat for species like caribou, grizzly bears, and wolves. Recreation opportunities abound, with expansive hiking trails that lead to breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks. Anglers can enjoy fishing in the park’s clear waters, while photographers have plenty of picturesque scenery to capture. The park's remote and untouched nature offers visitors a unique opportunity to connect with the wilderness, making it an attractive location for solitude and adventure.

Highlights

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Jarvis Lake Viewpoint

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Caribou habitat in the alpine meadows

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Backcountry ski routes

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Remote access to famous Kakwa Falls

Notable Natural Features

Kakwa Falls

A stunning waterfall accessible via a challenging trek, offering striking views.

Mt. Sir Alexander

A prominent peak favored by climbers and experienced hikers for its challenging routes.

Kakwa Lake

An idyllic spot perfect for fishing and relaxing by the water.