Elephant Hill Provincial Park

Elephant Hill Provincial Park in British Columbia protects Elephant Hill, a prominent landmark beside the Trans-Canada Highway near the Ashcroft turnoff south of Cache Creek. Covering about 968 hectares, it preserves a conspicuous hillside feature in a dry interior landscape long familiar to highway travelers. The park is also closely associated with the 2017 Elephant Hill wildfire, which heavily burned the area. Even after that damage, it remains a defined protected area centered on Elephant Hill and its setting along one of the province’s main travel routes.

British Columbia · Canada