Marble Range Provincial Park

Back Country Trail
Marble Range Park is so named because of its unusual karst (limestone) topography. These mountains feature caves, sinkholes and disappearing streams, as well as cliffs, chasms, and crenellated ridges. The park protects populations of California bighorn sheep and mule deer. Several guest ranches in the area may provide horseback riding trips. This is a wilderness area with many unmarked trails. Route finding skills are a must.
Clinton, Cache Creek, 100 Mile House
51.172486
-121.819326
Lack of water at higher elevations.
Wilderness camping is allowed but no facilities.
This park is open to hunting. Please stay safe. For more information and important visitors notices visit the BC Parks website .
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Maps and information is available on the BC Parks website .

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