Scatter River Old Growth Provincial Park

Scatter River Old Growth Provincial Park is a protected area in northern British Columbia along the Liard River. Established in 1999, the park covers about 1,140 hectares and preserves a diverse river landscape, including part of the Grand Canyon of the Liard, a roughly 30-kilometre stretch of canyon and whitewater between the mouths of the Toad and Trout rivers. In addition to the gorge, the park includes upland plateau, muskeg, and old-growth spruce forest. Its importance lies in protecting both dramatic Liard River canyon scenery and mature boreal habitat within the larger Liard River corridor.

British Columbia · Canada