Stein Valley Nlaka Pamux Heritage Park — Park in Lytton

Reviews of Stein Valley Nlaka Pamux Heritage Park

• Nathan

  Added 2016.01.13

  Did a 14 day Blowdown to Lytton. Literally my favorite place on earth :) I hope the forest glassware is still floating around
• Kyle

  Added 2015.01.31

  The views were simply amazing, albeit the poor maintenance of the park. Anyone that's looking to visit the park should prepare thoroughly, and scout ahead of time to make sure the rangers have done their jobs.
• Cole

  Added 2014.12.27

  Fantastic Valley, the river is quite noisy in the lower parts, but it gets better further up. Be sure to clean up after you, including the bear caches. A couple had rotten food in them when i was there.
• Zachary

  Added 2014.08.16

  The first 2 days of the trip was as expected: different terrains with varying elevation. Past the first cable car crossing, the trail has started to become faint and couldn't even pass as a "secondary trail". It was difficult to walk and eventually became a trail covered by body-tall prickled bushes. To make matters worst, the swamp area was not cleared (or even maintained) and the mosquitos were outrageous; neither sprays nor thick clothing would keep them away. Another pain was the trouble of finding the "markers" (means to navigate through the bushes in 'unspecified' areas, connect-the-dots style). They would be placed in the most unexpected places, and often burned or damaged.
• Hunter

  Added 2014.06.27

  Beautiful here
• Adam

  Added 2013.04.24

  The university for first nations people
• Miguel

  Added 2013.04.20

  A couple of friends and I have decided to traverse the park this past week, and from numerous online sources, we learned that it was a beautiful, well-maintained park. We have prepared for the trip amply and expected a fun trip. However, the further we travelled into the valley, the more we were proven wrong.