The Kleskun Hills rise 100 meters above the surrounding plains and support the largest remaining intact native plant community in the Peace Country. The eroded landforms remind you of southern Alberta and the badlands along the Milk or Red Deer Rivers. There is a pioneer museum here and a small campground with a hot
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This short loop around the campground in the Queen Elizabeth Provincial Park takes just under 45 minutes. Start by parking near the boat launch or playground and then walk along the lakeshore for 12 minutes to the group camping area. Walk around the perimeter of the group area until you pick up a trail to
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This park is one of the principal attractions of the Peace River Country. It is historically and culturally significant, scenically spectacular and has a great campground and visitor centre. The trail can be divided into two short 40 minute loops both starting at the visitor centre or do all 4.86 km at once in an
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South of Errington is a charming Provincial Park with spectacular waterfalls, excellent trails, picnic areas and campsites. During the winter months, there currently is no parking fee. The trails in the park are well maintained and posted with signs. For more information visit: www.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/englishm.htm Directions: From the south end of the day use parking area,
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This trail is located in Parksville, just east of the Englishman River. The loop features a wildlife-viewing platform along the Englishman River Estuary, a beach walk, and a hike through the forest of Rathtrevor Park. The picnic shelter in Rathtrevor near the Interpretive Display is perfect for a break on a rainy day. Stop and
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