Hominka

The Hominka River descends from the Hart Ranges to join the Parsnip, crossing a broad lower valley of marshes and winding channels. Its upper waters support fish including Arctic grayling, while mountain goats inhabit the high country. The river lies in the wider homeland of the Tse’khene, whose families travelled through the Parsnip and upper Peace watersheds, hunting and fishing across the forests and mountain valleys.