Special features in this park consist of a valley floodplain in IDFmw with large, old red cedars, cottonwoods, red-osier dogwood, devil’s club, oak fern and lady fern. Old growth Douglas-fir and pine grass are also a dominant part of this landscape. Another important aspect of this park is it’s low elevation talus slopes with rock outcrops and associated microclimates (ice has been reported in shaded hollows even in summer). A good place for birding.

Note: There are no camping or day-use facilities provided at this park.

Established Date: April 20, 1996
Park Size: 123 hectares