Arrowstone Provincial Park

Arrowstone Provincial Park is a protected area in British Columbia’s Southern Interior, northeast of Cache Creek, preserving part of the dryland forest wilderness of the Arrowstone Hills, a landscape noted for its hoodoos. Established in 1996 with 6,203 hectares, it was slightly reduced in 2000 to 6,175 hectares. The park’s name comes from a local basalt once used to make arrowheads, tying the place to the materials found there. Its importance today lies in safeguarding this distinctive interior terrain and the unusual landforms of the Arrowstone Hills.

British Columbia · Canada