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Date Created: 2013-06-12
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Tetrahedron Provincial Park, Sunshine Coast, British Columbia
Tetrahedron Provincial Park is a 6000 hectare (14,800 acre) park located in the coastal range mountains of British Columbia, Canada. The park is bound roughly by the Salmon Inlet to the North, Rainy River to the East, Mount Elphinstone to the South, and Grey Creek to the West. The park varies in elevation from about 900 meters to 1800 meters and contains 3 notable local mountain peaks being Tetrahedron Peak, Panther Peak, and Mount Steele. The park also contains multiple subsidiary peaks to these three main peaks. The park contains 4 cabins which are maintained by the Tetrahedron Outdoor Club, a total of 10 sizable lakes, and many creeks including the headwaters of Grey Creek, Chapman Creek, and McNair Creek. Much of the Western side of the park has been clear cut and contains minimal growth to some minor new growth. Once East of Gilbert Lake and Bachelor Lake, more old growth forest is predominant.