Nahatlach River/Lakes British Columbia

[Paul McEwan]

Went to the Nahatlatch this past weekend. http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/exp...gs/nahatlatch/

The road, although dirt, wasn't too bad. There are not many places at the lakes for trailers but the riverside has lots of nice spots and is outside the park boundary which means free - or $10/night at a Forest Service site. Hope to get some pics up.

I want to make the trailer more 'off road worthy'. Their are too many beautiful spots like this off the beaten path in BC.

[Phillip]

Wow sounds nice ... Please show us the pictures... I've never been to Canada... Maybe someday on the way to Alaska...

[Paul McEwan]

Here are some photos http://picasaweb.google.com/Mr.PaulMcEwan/...feat=directlink

Enjoy

[Ian-Vicki]

The pics are gorgeous. Any bugs?
cheers
Ian

[Paul McEwan]

The pics are gorgeous. Any bugs?
cheers
Ian

Nope, no bugs. too early in the year I guess. Kind of dry this year too - that helps. I am one of those lucky ones that don't get bitten much by mosquitoes.

[BOBSMITH]

Went to the Nahatlatch this past weekend. http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/exp...gs/nahatlatch/

The road, although dirt, wasn't too bad. There are not many places at the lakes for trailers but the riverside has lots of nice spots and is outside the park boundary which means free - or $10/night at a Forest Service site. Hope to get some pics up.

I want to make the trailer more 'off road worthy'. Their are too many beautiful spots like this off the beaten path in BC.

Wow. What gets me about the "Provincial" parks and "State" parks in the western USA and Canada is that they'd be hands-down no-argument National Parks in the East.