Whitemud Falls Wildland Provincial Park

Whitemud Falls Wildland Provincial Park is a remote protected area in northern Alberta’s Wood Buffalo region along the Clearwater River, established on 15 November 2000. Surrounding the Whitemud Falls Ecological Reserve and reaching the Saskatchewan border, it preserves a boreal river valley where water has eroded limestone and dolomite into karst features such as stacks, gullies, fissures, and caves. Cold mineral springs feed wetlands near the falls, while aspen, mixedwood, and white spruce forests support rich wildlife and rare plants. With no developed facilities and access only by canoe, jetboat, or floatplane, it remains a largely undisturbed part of the Clearwater River corridor.

Alberta · Canada