Stikine River Provincial Park

Stikine River Provincial Park in British Columbia’s Stikine Region covers about 217,000 hectares and is centered on one of the province’s most dramatic river landscapes. Its defining feature is the Grand Canyon section of the Stikine River, a roughly 80-kilometre stretch where the river carved deeply through rock to create the steep canyon walls seen today. The park’s significance lies in this long, confined passage of water and stone, which gives the area its distinctive character and makes it a notable natural landscape within the province.

British Columbia · Canada