Monck Provincial Park lies on the western shores of Nicola Lake. From the campground area, trails go along the lakeshore and up onto the rocky hill above the road. Views over the lake are found at many points along the … Continue reading →
The Bonaparte River starts high on the Silwhoiakun Plateau at an elevation of 4400 to 4800 feet, where numerous creeks and streams flow into the basin of Bonaparte Lake. Bonaparte Lake is 18 km long and about 2 km wide. … Continue reading →
Tuktakamin Mountain stands at 5816 feet above the village of Falkland, Highway 97 goes around the base of the mountain on 2 sides and there are numerous communications towers on top. It is possible to drive to the top, but … Continue reading →
The Outer Inks Trails are mostly forested double tracks with a few single tracks added by dirt bikers on motorcycles. It is not an official trail system. The old double tracks on Crown Land were used by ranchers (grazing leases) … Continue reading →
When the Dewdrop Trail was built, it connected the Dewdrop Range (grasslands and hills) with Red Plateau (forested uplands). The route climbs (lava flow) north-south oriented ridges to the top of the Escarpment. The trail continues along the rim of … Continue reading →
There is a large chunk of rugged terrain on Crown Land east of Kamloops. A series of rocky bluffs and forested slopes rise one after the other to the north above the South Thompson River. There is no real access … Continue reading →