Lodgepole Pine
ParkBritish Columbia, CA
Pennask Creek Provincial Park
About
Pennask Creek Provincial Park is a serene haven nestled along Highway 97C, approximately 50 kilometers west of Kelowna, renowned for its significant rainbow trout brood fishery and mature Lodgepole pine forests.
What to do here
Observe the rainbow trout spawning in Pennask Creek during the appropriate seasons.
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Good to know before you go
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Access may be restricted during certain times to protect the trout fishery; check ahead before visiting.
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There are no formal facilities or trails; plan accordingly and ensure you leave no trace.
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