Pristine alpine meadows, sub-alpine forests, and clear mountain streams make Whitehorse Wildland Provincial Park a backcountry paradise. This 175 km2 protected area provides prime habitat for bighorn sheep, grizzly bears and harlequin ducks.
Other special features include rare plants, alpine flowers, marine fossils, limestone caves with bat hibernacula, the Cardinal Divide Viewpoint, and the Fiddle Pass route to Miette Hotsprings. Day hikers, backpackers and horseback riders seeking a true wilderness experience can explore picturesque waterfalls and view breathtaking Rocky Mountain vistas.
Hunting is prohibited in Cadomin Cave and Cardinal Divide special management zones; OHVs are permitted only on the county road that runs through the park; See Whitehorse Wildland Fact Sheet
More information:Learn about hunting in Alberta's parks system
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