Schoen Lake Provincial Park
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Schoen Lake Provincial Park

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Schoen Lake Provincial Park is a protected wilderness area in northeastern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, established on October 28, 1977, as a Class A provincial park within the Nimpkish Valley watershed. Covering 8,775 hectares, it preserves lakes, creeks, mountain ridges, and old-growth forest as an example of the Insular Mountains Natural Region. Schoen Lake anchors the park, while nearby Kiwi Falls is the tallest confirmed waterfall on Vancouver Island. The park also provides important habitat for black bears, deer, cougars, Roosevelt elk, wolves, and migrating birds. Its remote character remains largely intact, with only a small campground and rough access road at the lake’s west end.
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