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Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park
A mountainous park popular for wilderness hiking, fishing, boating, and mountain biking.
At the some-10,000-hectare Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park, the serene lake is the main draw. Anglers are attracted by annual trout and char derbies and boaters appreciate the striking mountain views. Hiking includes an easy lake-side trail as well as rugged wilderness trails through terrain shaped by volcanism and glaciation. Lots of wildlife can be spotted, including moose, deer, and mountain goats, plus the occasional spotted owl or grizzly bear. The park’s rustic, 90-site lake-side campground has water spigots and pit toilets as well as a sandy beach, a boat launch, and picnic areas. The park is the traditional territory of the N'Quatqua First Nation.
At the some-10,000-hectare Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park, the serene lake is the main draw. Anglers are attracted by annual trout and char derbies and boaters appreciate the striking mountain views. Hiking includes an easy lake-side trail as well as rugged wilderness trails through terrain shaped by volcanism and glaciation. Lots of wildlife can be spotted, including moose, deer, and mountain goats, plus the occasional spotted owl or grizzly bear. The park’s rustic, 90-site lake-side campground has water spigots and pit toilets as well as a sandy beach, a boat launch, and picnic areas. The park is the traditional territory of the N'Quatqua First Nation.
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When to Go
Birkenhead Lake Provincial Park is open for campers from mid-May to September 30. If you are looking for a quieter experience, weekdays when schools are in session (May, June, and September) will be less busy. The cold-water lake is warmest for swimming in August.
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