“Kenna Cartwright Park is situated in Kamloops, British Columbia, and is maintained by the municipality. The park is named after Kenna Cartwright, who served as Councillor and Mayor of Kamloops and was a dedicated advocate for preserving parkland. The park was established to protect Kamloops' natural landscapes and scenic views. They feature an extensive network of gentle nature trails for hiking or cycling. Kenna Cartwright Park covers nearly 800 hectares of Mount Dufferin, making them the province's largest urban park. Over 40 kilometres of accessible nature trails wind through the forest. The park offers free parking, washrooms, and picnic areas. Hikers are required to wear appropriate footwear.”
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