Best State Park in British Columbia reviews - page 5

The view of Bear Glacier was impressive in itself but was just one of the spots for spectacular scenery on our journey to Stewart/Hyder. Hyder to me is a must see which is farther down the road and crosses the US/Canada border. The Hyder area is a treat...

This is absolutely the iconic Great Cnd. Wilderness with abundant Mtn Goats and Muledeer, but also (watch your packs) ravenous ground squirrels. I've been there 6-8 times, but not for 12-15 years. They need a controlled burn (yeh, I know about...

The kids love walking the trails, always something new to see. The trails were flooded last trip and the kids enjoyed wading thru the water.

Beautiful campground. Unbelievable views. Lovely beach. Books up heavy during holidays. Nice bathroom.

My home. No place like it! Surrounded by mountains, wild fluffies in our backyard, home to wild horses and glacier fed lake (Chilco). Xeni Gwet'in manages our own park. Plenty places to camp at the provincial park camp site. Heaven on earth!

The Wild Side Trail on Flores Island is wild and beatyfull, the backcountry campsites lays on the beach and are excellent.

The straying dogs are nice ans protective, at some times a bunch of six dogs escort our trek.

Fun place to go rip on the sled if you're from around Kelowna. Never super busy, lots of fresh tracks. Trail pass is a good deal if you stay in the area. - 1 star for having to pay for a trail pass early season when the groomer hasn't even been out...

Rugged and beautiful. Loved that place. Hiked in from Kananaskis and out Palliser.

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Good place to spend the day nice little beach seen fish jumping never fished tho

Kayaked to Solander Island during a month long Brooks expedition in 1990. This a wondrous and wild coast.fossil encrusted islands, heavenly coves laced with waterfalls and primordial bonsai, white sand beaches and prolific wildlife. We hunkered down...