Horneline Creek Provincial Park

Horneline Creek Provincial Park is a remote protected area in far northern British Columbia, west of the Kechika River in the Stikine Region. Reached mainly on foot or by river boat, it is valued above all for safeguarding mountain goat habitat in a steep-walled canyon where Horneline Creek has cut through a glacial terrace. This erosion exposed a natural mineral lick that can attract large groups of goats at one time. The canyon rim opens to grasslands and aspen stands, creating a striking contrast with the narrow gorge. The surrounding Kechika corridor also connects the park to the historic Davie Trail through the northern Rockies.

British Columbia · Canada