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Choquette Hot Springs Park, along the Stikine River, protects many hot springs that emerge from granitic rocks at the valley wall’s base or from mud just beyond.

The hot springs’ unusual conditions cause plants to grow all year and are associated with rare plant, algae, and Archaebacteria species.

Choquette Hot Springs Park is located across the street from Great Glacier Provincial Park (just to the right of the creek).

Date of Inception: January 25, 2001

Size of the park: 52 hectares

Choquette Hot Springs Park is about 120 kilometres southwest of Telegraph Creek, directly across the Stikine River from Great Glacier Provincial Park. The park is only accessible by boat on the Stikine River or by helicopter.