Horse Barn Valley Interpretive Forest
Near Kimberley, British Columbia
49.65765, -116.03060
BC Recreation Site — Maintained to Standard — Horse Barn Valley Interpretive Forest (204 ha) is co-managed by Kimberley Nature Park Society (KNPS) with the Province. The area is accessed from Kimberley Nature Park in the east and south, and from Matthew Creek forest road in the west. The site provides day-use opportunities for nature study, hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Natural features include thick spruce, cedar groves, spreading wetlands, tumbled talus slopes, and soaring cliffs. A prominent feature at the east end is Dipper Lake, fed by a small stream coming off North Star mountain, and draining into subterranean channels. The water level fluctuates over 4 metres in a year. A moist, shady valley runs west from the lake for 1.5 km leading to a boundary
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