Information & Facilities

Sundance PP

Information: 780-865-2154

Facility Operator: West Fraser Mills-Fox Creek Development Association

Notice - Trail Updates - Sundance PP Notice - Trail Updates - Sundance PP

Sundance Provincial Park is located 56 km northeast of Hinton on Emerson Creek Road. The park is off the beaten path, but once you find it, you'll be rewarded with a chain of 5 small lakes and about 7 km of trails to explore. You can fish, canoe, or take an electric powered boat on the lakes and view the hoodoos on the Wild Sculpture Trail.

56 km northeast of Hinton on Emerson Creek Road

Day Use (1)
Campgrounds (1)

Advisories & Closures

Notice - Trail Updates - Sundance PP Jun 1

Activities

Camping

Canoeing/Kayaking (AIS)

Electric Motors Only

Fishing

Hiking - Front Country

Ice Fishing

Wildlife Viewing

Geocaching

Swimming

Mtn. Biking/Cycling

Electric Bicycles

Permitted activities may vary within a park. Please confirm details with park staff.

General: This park is made up of two areas - Sundance Valley along Sundance Creek and Emerson Lakes with a chain of 5 lakes and campground. Sundance Provincial Park includes spectacular sandstone cliffs, steep valley walls and an important wetland area.
Boating: Only boats with electric motors and paddlecraft are permitted.
Hiking: There are 7 km of self-guided interpretive trails around three of the Emerson Lakes. In the Sundance Valley, hike 2 km on the Wild Sculpture Trail to reach the hoodoos or continue down through the forest to three peaceful lakes.
OHV Riding: OHV use is permitted on two designated trails only - at Rupert's Crossing and at the north end of the park.
Wildlife Viewing: Moose, deer, elk, bears and cougars

Events

No upcoming events at this time.

Maps & Guides

Northern Rockies Passport

Campground Map

Fact Sheet with Map

Sundance Provincial Park

Regulations
Bear Smart
Living With Cougars