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Description: Swim, boat or picnic on the shore of Ross Lake. Very convenient location along Highway 16. This park was closed on April 1, 2002 by BC Parks. Hopefully, local municipalities will maintain the park for the summer season.
Located near: New Hazelton
 
Location: on Map NW
Park size: 307 hectares
Type: Day use only
Road Conditions: Short gravel road off highway   Features: Picnic tables and a gravel beach on the shore of Ross Lake. A popular day-use park for local residents. No camping at this park. Bring water - there is no water source.
Directions: Go 2 km east of New Hazelton. Turn north off Highway 16 onto the Ross Lake road. It is 4 km to the park.  
A sunny day and Roche de Boule Mt in the distance

Lawns, picnic tables and a small boat launch for fishing

 

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