Finlay-Russel Provincial Park and Protected Area consists of an 85 km corridor along the Finlay River between the Fox River confluence, immediately west of Kwadacha village (Fort Ware) and the Toodoggone River confluence. The Park area also includes 20 km of the Upper Pelly Creek Valley and the northern end of the Russel Range. The Finlay-Russel Provincial Park protects important fish and wildlife habitat and a section of the First Nation trail from Kwadacha to Caribou Hide and the Stikine country.

Due to the remote setting of this park, visitors should be well-equipped as there are no supplies of any kind easily accessible. Supplies, vehicles and gasoline should be checked prior to travelling to the park. Vehicles should be 4x4’s and be equipped for off-pavement use. Suitable clothing should be worn and equipment for outdoor living carried. Visitors should be experienced, self sufficient and have appropriate maps.

Established Date: April 4, 2001
Park Size: 109,205 hectares