Greene Valley Provincial Park

Greene Valley Provincial Park is a protected river-valley landscape in northern Alberta, established on June 6, 2000, along more than 26 kilometres of the Heart River valley east of Peace River. Defined by water, forested slopes, and broad views, it serves as an important wildlife corridor and winter range for moose and mule deer, while also supporting scenic driving and hiking. The park contains several local historic sites, including Twelve Foot Davis Park and the Dr. Greene Cairn on Grouard Hill, and also includes the Peace River Provincial Recreation Area, whose trails and picnic area overlook the town and the confluence of the Peace and Smoky rivers.

Alberta · Canada