Rivers of Canada Beaton Clearwater Columbia Fraser Murray Parsnip Pine Peace Yukon Adventures Canoe Journeys Rafting Kayaks				Rivers of Canada: The Peace River by Jerry W. Bird   This feature is in progress. Much more to be added. Click for map At a meeting in far off Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, chaired by Louis D'Amore of Stowe Vermont, founder of Peace Through Tourism, the focus was on International Peace Parks to be dedicated by his worldwide organization. Their next Global Summit is February 2003 in Geneva. I suggested that there would be no better site for such a Park than Canada's Peace River. Having visited the area many times, I can vouch for its appeal as a place than lives up to the name. The Peace River Alaska Highway Tourism Association has been a welcome supporter of our magazine and Supermap. We are proud to recommend the area to the many international visitors who request information from this web site. In terms or recreation, these visitors will discover a variety of recreation areas and official parks in British Columbia's Peace River and Alaska Highway region. Some of the areas our editors and writers have visited most recently include: MONKMAN PROVINCIAL PARK. 28 miles south of Tumbler Ridge. Home of Kinuseo Falls on the Murray River (see photos by Ken Bird). MUNCHO LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK. East shore of Muncho Lake on the Alaska Highway, west of Fort Nelson. Watch for animals on the highway.	Adventure Roads Yellowhead Alaska Highway Rogers Pass Okanagan Valley Hope- Princeton Columbia Valley Icefields Parkway Gold Rush Trail Sea to Sky
				LIARD RIVER HOT SPRINGS. 200 miles west of Fort Nelson. A highlight of our last trip when producing the Alaska Highway 50th Anniversary video for the Canadian Government.. BEATON PROVINCIAL PARK. Eastern shore of Charlie Lake, a few miles from Fort St. John CHARLIE LAKE PROVINCIAL LAKE. SW shore of Charlie Lake, 12 miles north of Fort. St. John. Other areas to consider are: ANDY BAILEY RECREATION AREA. SW of Fort Nelson, close to the Alaska Highway. BUCKINGHORSE RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK. Mile 173 of Alaska Highway on Buckinghorse River. CARP LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK. North of Prince George, the area includes Carp Lake, War Lake and others. CROOKED RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK. On Hart Highway #97, 40 miles north of Prince George. GWILLIM LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK. Between Tumbler Ridge and Chetwynd. KISKATINAW PROVINCIAL PARK. 20 miles north of Dawson Creek. MOBERLEY LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK. 16 miles NW of Chetwynd. PROPHET RIVER RECREATION AREA. Mile 217 of the Alaska Highway. STONE MOUNTAIN PROVINCIAL PARK. 86 miles west of Fort Nelson SWAN LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK. SE of Dawson Creek. TETSA RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK. 48 mi) west of Fort Nelson TUDYAH LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK. North of McLeod Lake, near Hwy 97 and 39 junction. WHISKERS POINT PROVINCIAL PARK. North of Prince George on Hart Hwy.