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Naikoon Provincial Park

Provincial Park in British Columbia

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Naikoon Provincial Park is in the Haida Gwaii in British Columbia. It is 69,166 hectares of lush rainforest (about the size of Singapore) bordered by over 100 km of sandy beaches along the coastline.

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There are many points of access along Highway 16 which forms a border with the park for several kilometers.

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UnderstandNaikoon is the traditional territory of the Haida Nation and figures prominently in their present lifestyles and history.

Get inThere are many points of access along Highway 16 which forms a border with the park for several kilometers.

Fees and permitsThere are no fees for day use. See Sleep for campsite fees.

See and doThere are many trails to explore in Naikoon. It is recommended that you hike from south to north to avoid prevailing winds, driving rain or sun in your eyes.

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DrinkPotable water is available in park campgrounds and at the Parks Headquarters in Tlell. Hikers should carry plenty of drinking water and must treat surface water due to risk of water-borne illness.

Sleep). Full services are available and fees are applicable from June 1 to September 30. Campsites cannot be reserved.

Stay safeMotorized vehicles on Rose Spit Ecological Reserve are prohibited. Rose Spit supports an endangered plant community and is critical habitat for many local and migratory bird species.

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Photo: The Interior, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

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