Sukunka Falls Provincial Park

Sukunka Falls Provincial Park in northeastern British Columbia, about forty-five kilometers south of Chetwynd, was established in 1981 to protect the falls, rapids, and surrounding landscape of the Sukunka area. Covering 1.4 square miles, it is a provincial park despite some app listings calling it regional. A notable feature is a set of dinosaur footprints, first discovered below the main falls in 2015. The park is reached from the Chetwynd–Tumbler Ridge Highway by the Sukunka Forest Service Road, with a pullout at kilometer 21 overlooking the falls. Facilities are limited, backcountry camping is allowed, hunting is prohibited, and trails include a steep route to the falls.

British Columbia · Canada