Covering nearly 197,000 acres, Castle Wildland Provincial Park is a prime slice of remote alpine ridges, mature forests, and high-mountain lakes. It shares a border with Castle Provincial Park, and together they are managed under the Castle Management Plan. Outdoor lovers will find unmarked trails, wildlife corridors for grizzly bears and wolverines, and dispersed back-country terrain perfect for hiking, horseback riding or wilderness camping. With almost no developed facilities and an emphasis on solitude and wildness, Castle Wildland is a destination for the adventurous and those seeking true backcountry experiences.