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Kimberley Nature Park | Horse Barn Valley - knps1 The Horse Barn Valley (HBV) Interpretive Forest is a 200-hectare area of Crown land adjacent to the Kimberley Nature Park just west of the municipal boundary Comprised of two rocky ridges running west and northwest, and two sheltered, moist valleys nestled against the shoulder of North Star Mountain, the interpretive forest is an ecological
Events - Kimberley Nature Park Kimberley Nature Park events are free, open to all, and guided by knowledgeable volunteers Find up-dates and our events calendar on this page
FAQs - Kimberley Nature Park The park is located on the western edge of Kimberley between the St Mary Lake Road and the Kimberley Alpine Resort You can enter the park at any one of six locations shown here
About the KNPS - Kimberley Nature Park About the KNPS Overview The Kimberley Nature Park Society is a non-profit charitable organization created to protect, steward and promote the Kimberley Nature Park Membership is open to all, and we currently have about 300 members
Kimberley Nature Park | Information For Visitors - knps1 Kimberley is a former mining community nestled up against the Purcell Mountains at the widest spot in the Rocky Mountain Trench With a population of about 7,000, it is a friendly, safe and welcoming city with a host of amenities and activities for visitors
Kimberley Nature Park | Interface Fire - knps1 Forest fires have been a significant factor in the Kimberley Nature Park for many centuries Fire ecologists have studied historic fire patterns and determined that the area has long been subject to a mixed fire regime