Clendinning Park

Clendinning Park is an area of contrasts, with ancient forests, tranquil meadows, and spectacular relief dominated by heavily glaciated peaks, steep granite slabs, hanging valleys and icefalls. It was established as a Protected Area on October 28, 1996.

This undeveloped, roadless watershed provides the opportunity for wilderness backcountry recreation. Those with the skills to be self-sufficient in an isolated environment will find the rewards of an area steeped in natural values.

• This is a remote wilderness area with no facilities and no developments. Visitors to this area must be self-sufficient and well-equipped.
• Bring your own water as potable water is not available in the park.

There is limited access to this remote valley 200 km north of Vancouver. Turn left on Squamish Valley Road off of Highway 99, 13 km north of Squamish. Continue along Squamish Valley Road, which turns into the gravel Squamish Forest Service Road. This is an active radio controlled logging road and a radio is recommended. Continue along the road as it follows the Squamish River and turn left across Bridge two.