Kianuko Provincial Park

Kianuko Provincial Park in British Columbia, about forty kilometres north of Creston, preserves a remote mountain backcountry of 11,638 hectares. Established on July 12, 1995, it is generally reached by hiking or horseback, reflecting its limited low-intensity recreation and lack of developed front-country facilities. The park’s central purpose is conservation, especially protecting habitat for caribou, moose, grizzly bear, and fish in a relatively undisturbed environment. It also lies within an area of traditional use by the Ktunaxa-kinbasket First Nation and is recognized as a place of high spiritual value, giving it importance that extends beyond its mapped boundaries.

British Columbia · Canada