Momich Lakes Provincial Park

Momich Lakes Provincial Park lies in British Columbia at the north end of Adams Lake, about 100 kilometres northeast of Kamloops. Centered on the Momich Lakes area and the nearby Momich River, it is a protected provincial park landscape rather than a regional park. Its ecological importance includes protecting the most northerly occurrence of western larch in British Columbia. The Momich River also supports sockeye salmon, trout, and other fish species, giving the area significance both as a lakeside recreation setting and as habitat for species living at the edge of their provincial range.

British Columbia · Canada