
Tweedsmuir Provincial Park is in Cariboo-Central Coast region of British Columbia. It is British Columbia's largest provincial park is officially divided into Tweedsmuir South Provincial Park and Tweedsmuir North Provincial Park.
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Near to Anahim Lake is the Anahim Volcanic Belt – three mountain ranges of now dormant shield volcanoes that were formed by a "hot spot" under the Earth's crust.
An area of excellent bear habitat and healthy populations of both grizzly and black bears.
Canada's third-highest free-falling waterfall, plunging approximately 1,000 feet (300 m) from the northern end of Turner Lake in Tweedsmuir Park. Accessible by a hiking trail that starts in the Bella Coola Valley, or by floatplane to Turner Lake.
Set on 60 acres in Tweedsmuir South Provincial Park, this riverside resort is just off Highway 20. Contains 11 rustic log cabins feature mountain views and free WiFi. Some have gas fireplaces. Amenities include a dining room and a sports bar with foosball and a pool table, plus an exercise room, a sauna and a hot tub. There are also free mountain bike rentals, a frisbee golf course and an archery range. The lodge offers a bear viewing platform, fly fishing trips, helicopter hiking excursions and guided nature walks. Massage treatments are also available.
Atnarko offers 15 campsites nestled amongst an old-growth forest (on the Atnarko River at the bottom of "the Hill").
Fisheries Pool, situated near Stuie and the site of an old fish hatchery run by DFO, attracts lots of anglers to its 9 high-density open campsites and 2 tenting campsites.
The southern portion of the park is along Highway 20, approximately 50 km east of Bella Coola and 400 km west of Williams Lake.
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