Recreation Areas
Recreation areas is land set aside for recreational use by the public. It is also land that is currently being evaluated by BC Parks from both a protected area value and an economic opportunity perspective to determine whether the area should be "upgraded" to full protected area status or returned to integrated resource management lands.
- Atlin Provincial Park and Recreation Area
- Cascade Recreation Area
- Coquihalla Summit Recreation Area
- Fiordland Recreation Area
- Kettle River Recreation Area
- Mount Edziza Provincial Park and Recreation Area
- Mount Judge Howay Recreation Area
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