Hundreds of species of wildflowers are found here during mid- summer. Animals including the elk, black and grizzly bear, mule deer, moose, mountain goats, squirrels and chipmunks, marten and mink and coyote are found here as well as ninety-three species of birds. Routes to enter the park include Highway 93 to Lake Magog, Spray Lake Resevoir to Lake Magog, Highway 93 to Lake Magog via the Mitchell River and Sunshine Ski Valley to Lake Magog. A group camping area is provided. Camping is also located at the north end of Og Lake.
Water is provided by nearby springs and small streams.
Located on the south side of Magog Creek are four alpine cabin shelters, known as the Naiset Cabins. A climbing shelter is located in the Assiniboine Bowl and other cabins are found in various locations. Campfires are not permitted throughout the core area of the park. Primus-type stoves must be used for cooking. They vary in difficulty and length, some being short, easy day hikes and others long, difficult overnight trips.