Clearwater River Provincial Park 5.0 (reviews)

Clearwater River Provincial Park encompasses much of the Clearwater River, designated a Canadian Heritage River in 1986 for its cultural and historic significance. The Clearwater River flows westward, carving an ever-deepening valley that transforms from the smooth, dark granite of the Canadian Shield to narrow canyons and cliffs of fossiliferous dolomite and limestone.

The rapids on the Clearwater range from Class II to Class IV+ with one spectacular waterfall. The waterfall is an ancient site held sacred by the valley’s first inhabitants, and traditionally believed to possess healing powers.

This is a wildnerness park and is only recommended for experienced backcountry visitors. There are also no services or facilities available, so just make sure you pack everything you need if you decide to visit the park.

On site, there's areas for canoeing and fishing and a chance to spot the wildlife on your trup too!