Klinse-za / Twin Sisters Park in winter

Klinse-za / Twin Sisters Park is a BC park in the Peace section of the Omineca Peace region, 199,780 ha. In winter, BC Parks lists snowmobiling. The nearest automated snow station, Pine Pass (1,400 m, 45 km away), had 5 cm of snow on November 1.

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Winter activities

Snowmobiling

Snowmobiles are limited to designated areas or routes in this park.

Camping

No winter camping listed

Frontcountry camping, Wilderness camping

Fires

No campfire ban listed

Status when we last checked BC Parks (Oct 25).

Current advisories

Road restoration underway (Ecosystem restoration project, Jul 22, 2025)
Management planning for Klinse-za / Twin Sisters Park (Park management, Jul 12, 2024)

Advisory titles from BC Parks; read the full text on the park's page.

Facilities

Campfires. These are the park's facilities for the year; many are closed or not maintained in winter.

Snow depth nearby

Snow station	Elevation	Snow depth	7 days ago	Distance
Pine Pass	1,400 m	5 cm (Nov 1)	—	45 km

Automated stations of the BC River Forecast Centre, provisional data refreshed daily; most stations sit high in the mountains, so valley snow is usually much less. Stations reporting impossible jumps are left out.

Bocock Peak Park Heather-Dina Lakes Park Butler Ridge Park Pine Le Moray Park Tudyah Lake Park All parks in winter Crown land near Fort St. John Klinse-za / Twin Sisters Park on bcparks.ca

Source: BC Parks (BC Parks API), read October 25, 2026; boundary: BC Geographic Warehouse (OGL-BC); snow: BC River Forecast Centre; fishing rules: BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis 2025-2027. Conditions change quickly in winter: check BC Parks, Avalanche Canada and DriveBC before you go.