B.C.'s famous Douglas Fir is prominent and fishermen will appreciate Loon Lake's well deserved reputation for rainbow trout. Watch for the Loon Lake turnoff. This 335 hectare park sits at the base of 1 km high limestone cliffs of the Pavilion Range. Crown and Turqoiuse Lakes provide a beach, good fishing and a place to observe the many aqauatic birds and wildlife. A 34 unit campground providing water, wood and toilets is located within the park.
Boaters can gain access to the reservoir, for deep water fishing.
A popular hike is to Martha Lake, nestled in the the Selkirk Mountains. Kokanee fishing in the lake is a rewarding pastime. The parks namesake peak is the highest in the Canadian Rockies at 3954 metres. Mount Robson Provincial Park is 217,200 hectares of stunning mountains, valleys, and waterways. There are three campgrounds with a total of 176 sites.