St. Mary's Alpine Provincial Park

St. Mary’s Alpine Provincial Park in British Columbia, Canada, is a remote alpine wilderness intended for experienced backcountry travellers rather than front-country recreation. Its high-country landscape features numerous lakes and tarns below rugged granite cliffs, with tundra and lingering snowfields adding to its character. Seven creeks drain these waters, producing many waterfalls and cataracts, some as high as 150 metres. The park is known for difficult travel that may require bushwhacking and route-finding, as well as for a strong sense of isolation within a protected area where visitors may encounter few people, if any.

British Columbia · Canada