Located in the very south of British Columbia, Stagleap Provincial Park is home to subalpine forest and has a mission to protect the habitat of the internationally endangered mountain caribou.
Abundant snow and easy access have made the park a major backcountry ski and snowshoe destination. However, due to the extreme avalanche risks, the terrain can be dangerous in winter and off-trail use is therefore not recommended. Only visitors who have the proper equipment and training should venture into the wilder areas.
In summer, the park is popular with hiking, fishing and canoeing enthusiasts.
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