Coldwater River Provincial Park

Coldwater River Provincial Park protects a representative portion of a river valley ecosystem. The valley is recognized as having high potential for outdoor recreation opportunities.

The Coldwater River runs north alongside the highway with its source being the Coquihalla Lakes. The area provides opportunities for fishing and nature and historical interpretation.

Park Size: 69 hectares
Date Established: May 15, 1986

Park Safety

• Bring your own drinking water; potable water is not available in the park.

• History: Coldwater River was established as a Class A park in 1986.
• Cultural Heritage: This area is part of the Coldwater First Nation’s territory. It is part of their traditional fishing area.There is historical significance relating to the Kettle Valley Railway.
• Conservation: Protects important riparian areas including river wildlife habitats and steelhead spawning.
• General Wildlife, Marine & Outdoor Ethics Information

• Management Planning Information
• Approved management plan for Coldwater River Provincial Park [PDF]
  Disclaimer:
  This is not the original management planning product. This document has been scanned from the original format of the plan. It may contain some formatting changes, however the content is consistent with the original.

Fishing

Hiking