Graham-Laurier Provincial Park

Graham-Laurier Provincial Park is a remote backcountry wilderness park in northeastern British Columbia, about 145 kilometres northwest of Fort St. John, within the larger Muskwa-Kechika Management Area. Valued for its isolation and outdoor recreation, it is used mainly for hunting and is best known for Christina Falls. The falls are accessed by the 22-kilometre Christina Falls Trail, which is open to both ATVs and non-motorized users, while additional non-motorized routes extend through the park. Motorized entry is possible by the Halfway-Graham Forest Service Road at the park’s southeast corner, but the landscape remains primarily wild and undeveloped.

British Columbia · Canada