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Ross-White Lady Lake Recreation Site

Near Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

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About Ross-White Lady Lake

The Ross Lake trail offers a sub-alpine experience for the whole family. This is a short,but rough, trail that ends at a small alpine lake and provides access to the surrounding ridge system. The primary activities are hiking, fishing, and camping.

Type
Recreation site
Campsites
No numbered campsites listed
Upkeep
Maintained by an operator or contractor
Access
Road: 4 Wheel Drive
Nearest town
Nelson, British Columbia
District
Kootenay-Boundary (Recreation Sites and Trails BC)
Established
1992
Location
49.66806, -117.09988
Site ID
REC2382

Activities

Getting there

From the ferry terminal at Balfour, travel west on highway #3A for 2.7 km to Beggs Road on the right. Keep to the left, and follow Beggs road for 0.8 km to a fork in the road. Stay left and drive 0.3 km to Redfish Forest service road on the left (cross over Laird Creek). Follow Redfish forest service road (keep right at the junction with the Redfish Research Area) for 10.3 km to a bridge. Drive across the bridge and drive the remaining 1.0 km to a road that leads to the right. The bridge across this road is damaged, so you will need to walk the remaining portion of the road to the trailhead. The trail begins on an old skid trail to the north-west.

Directions in Google Maps

Official page at Recreation Sites and Trails BC

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