Gladstone Provincial Park

Gladstone Provincial Park is a large protected area in British Columbia’s Boundary Country, extending north from Christina Lake into the Monashee Mountains near Grand Forks. Established in July 1995, it combined the former Ole Johnson and Texas Creek parks into a broader landscape of 39,387 hectares at the lake’s northern end. The park is managed for both conservation and recreation, safeguarding species such as blue-listed California bighorn sheep, grizzly bear, and the red-listed northern leopard frog. Its mountain and lakeside environment supports hiking on more than 48 kilometres of trails, as well as camping, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing.

British Columbia · Canada