About this site
Source ↗This wilderness park contains spectacular scenery and outstanding historical, cultural and spiritual values. It protects the entire Stein River watershed, in addition to preserving the First Nation’s history of the area. The Stein Valley Nlaka’pamux Heritage Park is user-maintained, with 150 km of hiking trails and routes , cable crossings, a suspension bridge and several wilderness campgrounds. The park offers limited opportunities for easy day hikes (primarily in the lower valley) and extensive opportunities for multiple night backpacking trips over moderate to difficult terrain. Visitors must be self-sufficient and prepared for all conditions.
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Where it is
50.1672, -122.1678Loading map…
BC Park
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Fire & air quality
Nearest fire 18 km · 510 ha
Fire ban in effect · Kamloops
Air quality · Unhealthy (AQI 181)
Worst PM2.5 196.5 μg/m³, check local advisories
Drive from Kelowna, BC
drive (one-way)
360 km
drive time
6h 37m
round-trip
$143
86.4 L
Routed on real roads. Fuel at your current gas price.
Around this site
Fuel 42 km· ChevronTown 28 km· SachteenLake 1 km· Stein LakeHot spring 32 km· August Jacob's Hot SpringTrailhead 23 km· Blowdown Pass Trailhead
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