Located between the dense, wet forests of the Cascade Mountains and the desert-like Okanagan Valley, this mountainous park offers a rich variety of terrain, flora and fauna. The focal points in the park are the Cathedral Lakes, which look like turquoise jewels in a granite setting. Equally as beautiful are the tranquil Haystack Lakes, which are within a day's hike of the main lake areas.
Cathedral Park offers fishing, camping, wilderness camping , hiking , and mountaineering.
Management Planning Information Online Management planning information for this park is not available at this time. Bounded on the south by the British Columbia-Washington State border, on the east by Ewart Creek, and on the west and north by the Ashnola River, Cathedral Park is southwest of Keremeos. This road extends 48 kilometres upstream to the south end of the Ashnola Valley. There are three hiking routes that provide access to the park's core from the Ashnola River corridor. These routes are described on the hiking page.