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Ross Lake Provincial Park
In the wilds of Northern BC, this day-use park brings together the best of mountains and lakes.
Set in the shadow of snow-capped peaks, Ross Lake is a paradise for water lovers, even with no camping allowed. Hang out at the beach, jump off the dock, launch a boat, or cast a line for rainbow and eastern brook trout. Anglers who bring in a big catch can take it back to the lakeside picnic area to cook up in the barbecue pits. Off the water, visitors often cycle on the roadways or take a lakeside hike. The 3.5-kilometre Rainmaker Trail takes hikers through all that makes this park special, from its mountain and water views to the lakeshore vegetation.
Set in the shadow of snow-capped peaks, Ross Lake is a paradise for water lovers, even with no camping allowed. Hang out at the beach, jump off the dock, launch a boat, or cast a line for rainbow and eastern brook trout. Anglers who bring in a big catch can take it back to the lakeside picnic area to cook up in the barbecue pits. Off the water, visitors often cycle on the roadways or take a lakeside hike. The 3.5-kilometre Rainmaker Trail takes hikers through all that makes this park special, from its mountain and water views to the lakeshore vegetation.
When to Go
While this park experiences all four seasons, its northerly location means that spring and fall are usually brief, and the warm days of summer can cool off quickly even in late August. If you’re looking to swim, July and the first two weeks of August are the prime time to come. The beach can get busy in the heart of summer, with people pulling off from the main highway
Read more...When to Go
While this park experiences all four seasons, its northerly location means that spring and fall are usually brief, and the warm days of summer can cool off quickly even in late August. If you’re looking to swim, July and the first two weeks of August are the prime time to come. The beach can get busy in the heart of summer, with people pulling off from the main highway between Prince George and Prince Rupert. Winter is cold and snowy, great for skiing or snowshoeing around the lake.
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