Greenstone Mountain Provincial Park was created as a result of recommendations made in the Kamloops Land and Resources Management Plan. Hiking and nature study opportunities exist in the park. The mountain top, accessible by road, offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, lakes and dry valley environments of the Thompson Valley. In 1998 Greenstone Mountain had a major forest fire which burned only marginally into the northeast section of the park. Note that no camping or day-use facilities are provided at this park. Natural Feature: Series of high elevation grasslandsm and includes the most northerly occurrence of Vasey’s big sagebrush.

Park Size: 124 hectares
Date Established: July 28, 1997