Mount Pope Provincial Park

Mount Pope Provincial Park lies in British Columbia’s Central Interior in the Omineca Country, about 7 kilometres northwest of Fort St. James. Centered on Mount Pope, a limestone peak rising to about 1,420 metres, the park is known for easy access and outdoor recreation. A summit trail from Stones Bay Road gains roughly 700 metres and is usable year-round. The mountain’s lower flanks also support developed rock climbing, with 39 documented routes in the park, including multi-pitch climbs of up to seven pitches. Together, these features make the park a notable destination for hiking and climbing.

British Columbia · Canada