Stone Mountain Provincial Park

Stone Mountain Provincial Park is a 256.91-square-kilometre protected area in British Columbia’s Northern Rockies Regional Municipality within the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area. Reached from the Alaska Highway, it forms part of a broader conservation landscape near Muncho Lake, Northern Rocky Mountains, and Kwadacha Wilderness provincial parks. The park is marked by steep mountain country, open high-elevation terrain, alpine tundra, exposed rock, and high ridges, with elevations from about 1,200 to over 2,500 metres and St. Magnus as its highest peak. Rivers, lakes, and flowering meadows add variety, while fragile subalpine and alpine vegetation reflects harsh conditions. The park also serves as a recreation base with campsites, day-use facilities, a boat launch, and trails including routes to Summit Lake.

British Columbia · Canada