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Seven
Sisters Provincial Park
Hiking
Six trails run from
Highway 16 into the Seven Sisters Protected Area; Boulder Creek
Trail, Whiskey Creek Trail, Cedarville Trail,
Coyote Creek Trail, Watson Lake Trail and Oliver Creek Trail. The
trails offer a wide variety of experiences.
- Families with
small children and novice hikers can easily reach the scenic
lakeside
picnic/camping site 1 km along the Watson Lake Trail.
- The Cedarville
Trail offers a half-day trip to treeline and goat viewing.
- Oliver and
Boulder Creek Trails provide more challenging hikes to treeline,
and access to backcountry routes.
- Snowmobilers
travel to an
alpine basin along Flint Creek Road, the Flint Creek Extension
and Oliver
Creek Trail.
- Mountaineers
use Coyote Creek Trail or the Flint Creek Road and Oliver Creek
Trail to reach Weeskinisht
peak.
More information
on these trails can be found in “Trails to Timberline
In West Central British Columbia” by Einar Blix.
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