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This site may be free, but we couldn't confirm it. Check the official page before you go. Campground · Recreation Sites and Trails BC This area contains two small walk-in campsites located on the shores of Joan and Cleo lakes, and the trail that accesses and joins the two campsites. The trail starts on an abandoned skid road and follows the road through a large cutblock to a junction close to Joan Lake. This first section of the trail is wide and level and suitable for all ability levels, although there are some short wet muddy sections. The right trail takes you a short distance to the campsite at Joan Lake. The quality of the left trail quickly deteriorates as it continues around the south side of Joan Lake and crosses a creek. There is no bridge at the stream, but hikers can cross the creek on a fallen tree. The trail skirts along the shore of the lake and crosses several large, wet, muddy sections before reaching the campsite on the east side of Cleo Lake. This section of the trail is suitable for foot traffic… Getting there: The trailhead into these two campsites can be reached from three directions: From the north via Trapping Creek Forest Service Road (FSR); from the east via the Main Kettle River - State FSR; and from the west via Beaverdell -State FSR. Directions are provided below for the most commonly used access route from the west. For information on the other access routes consult local road maps. From the junction of highways 3 and 33 in Rock Creek, turn north onto Highway 33. Follow this highway for… Official page: https://www.sitesandtrailsbc.ca/search/search-result.aspx?site=REC2233&type=Site Source: Recreation Sites and Trails BC. Fees and seasons change; check the official page before you go.
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