Kikomun Creek Provincial Park

Kikomun Creek Provincial Park in southeastern British Columbia occupies six hundred eighty-five hectares on the eastern shore of Lake Koocanusa, where lakeside recreation meets wetlands, grasslands, and ponderosa pine forest. Its terrain preserves evidence of glacial activity and of earlier human use, from Ktunaxa horse grazing to settler cattle grazing. The park is especially important for wildlife, including one of British Columbia’s largest populations of endangered western painted turtles, along with wetland species, large mammals, and diverse birdlife. It is also a major recreational destination, offering camping, swimming, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, boating access on Koocanusa, and interpretive programs in a compact but varied landscape.

British Columbia · Canada