Parc provincial Northern Rocky Mountains
Located in the far north of British Columbia, off the Alaska Highway, Northern Rocky Mountains Provincial Park offers many outdoor activities including wildlife and nature viewing, hiking, fishing, canoeing and kayaking, wilderness camping, hiking and horseback riding.
It is home to a portion of the Wokkpash Trail, a long route accessible from the west side of the park. Other trails wind through the site, but some are poorly maintained. While following these paths, you will discover an abundant wildlife: black bear, grizzly bear, elk, caribou, goat, Stones sheep, wolf and deer frequent the area.
Access to the park is mainly by boat, aircraft, hiking or horseback. Summer and fall are the best seasons to visit the site.