KITIMAT VALLEY – DOUGLAS CHANNEL SITES + TRAILS

KITIMAT VALLEY – DOUGLAS CHANNEL SITES + TRAILS
SITES AND TRAILS
The Kitimat Valley Kitimat Valley and Douglas
Channel area include rustic campsites, rock
climbing, hot springs and boat anchorages. There
are also a number of hiking trails that range from
easy family walks to difficult routes into alpine
areas. All sites and trailheads are accessible by 2
wheel drive vehicles unless otherwise noted.
1. BISHOP BAY HOT SPRINGS
(North Coast Forest District)
Access: Located approximately 80km south of
Kitimat off Ursula Channel, Bishop Bay is
accessible only by boat or float plane. Site
description: A short trail from the dock leads to a
covered hot springs pool, roofed picnic area,
raised tenting platforms and toilets. Boaters are
advised that this can be a very busy anchor- age
and that they may not be able to find a suitable
anchorage or mooring space. Large vessels are
encouraged to anchor in the bay or use the
mooring buoys instead of using the dock for
overnight stays.
2. WEEWANIE HOT SPRINGS
Access: Located approximately 40km south of
Kitimat on Devastation Channel, Weewanie is
accessible only by boat.
Site description: There are 2 sea anchors in the
small sheltered bay by the hot springs. The site
has picnic tables, fire pits, a toilet and a small
bath house.
3. ROBINSON LAKE TRAIL
Access: From Highway 37, turn south and follow
the Kitamaat Village road for 2.3 km. After
crossing Cordella Creek bridge turn left into the
gravel pit. Head up to the right following the road
for .7 km to the trailhead.
Trail description: A moderate 4 km trail that leads
past a series of small lakes to Robinson Lake,
with a return time of 5 to 7 hours.
Caution: Trail may be extremely wet over the last
1.5km.
4. MOUNT ELIZABETH TRAIL
Access: Drive north from the Kitimat Chamber of
Commerce building along Highway 37 for
approximately 7.5 km. Turn right just south from
where the Hydro transmission lines cross the
Highway and follow the North Hirsch Mainline for
13.5 km. Turn left off the North Hirsch Mainline
onto a rough, narrow 4WD road, continue up the
road for 2.5 km to the trailhead.
Trail description: A difficult 6 km trail to alpine that
offers good views of Kitimat and the Douglas
Channel. Allow 3 to 4 hours to reach alpine. Once
in the alpine, Mount Elizabeth peak is almost due
East. The trail to the peak takes 9 to 12 hours
return (from trailhead).
Caution: This trail is very difficult beyond Little
Elizabeth Peak and is only recommended for
experienced hikers.
MOUNT ELIZABETH RECREATION SITE
Access: Drive north from the Kitimat Chamber
of Commerce building along Highway 37 for
approximately 7.5 km. Turn right just south from
where the Hydro transmission lines cross the
Highway and follow the North Hirsch Mainline for
13.5 km. Turn right and follow the road as it leads
to Hirsch Creek.
Site Description: A small rustic site with two
camping areas next to Hirsch Creek.
Note: The compact nature of this site does not
make it suitable for large trailers or motor homes
5. MOUNT CLAQUE TRAIL
Access: From the Kitimat Service Centre head
north along Enterprise Avenue until you reach the
Wedeene Forest Service Road. Continue north
along the road for approximately 1 km. Turn left
and follow the side road for approximately 2 km to
the trailhead.
Trail description: A difficult 6 km trail that leads to
alpine on the West side of the Kitimat valley, with
a return time of 8 to 10 hours. Excellent views of
the Kitimat valley and Douglas Channel from
alpine.
6. ENSO RECREATION SITE
Access: From the Kitimat Service Centre head
north along Enterprise Avenue until you reach the
Wedeene Forest Service Road. Continue north
along the mainline for approximately 14.5 km. The
site is located on the right just before Raley Creek.
Site Description: A small, six unit camp site
located near the junction of the Wedeene River
and Raley Creek.
7. ONION LAKE RECREATION SITE
Access: Located 31 km north of Kitimat along
Highway 37 at the start of the Clearwater Lakes
Trail.
Site Description: A small day use site with
picnicking facilities and fishing opportunities.
ONION LAKE CROSS COUNTRY SKI TRAILS
Access: The trailhead is located 29 km north of
Kitimat where the Wedeene Forest Service Road
meets Highway 37.
Trail Description: 23 km of cross country ski trails
used during the summer for mountain biking and
horseback riding. Excellent views of Lakelse Lake
and the valley from viewpoints along the Moose
Highway trail The site is maintained and managed
by the Snow Valley Nordic Ski Club.
8. CLEARWATER LAKES TRAIL
Access: The trailhead is located 31 km north of
Kitimat on
Highway 37 next to Onion Lake.
Trail description: An easy hike along a 6 km trail
that begins at Onion Lake. The trail runs through
an old growth reserve which encompasses Onion,
Big Clearwater and Little Clearwater Lakes. A side
trail leads to a viewpoint overlooking Lakelse Lake
and the valley to the north. A small day use area is
located at Onion Lake.
9. CHIST CREEK RECREATION SITE
Access: Turn east off of Highway 37 across from
the Onion Lake Ski Trails onto the North Kitimat
Forest Service Road, 29 km north of Kitimat.
Follow the road for approximately 2 km and turn
left. Keep to the left at the next intersection and
continue along for approximately 1 km. At the next
main intersection, turn right and go another .6 km
to the site.
Site description: A small, rustic site with three
camping spots located next to rock climbing areas.
10. WEST LAKE RECREATION SITE
Access: Turn west off Highway 37 at the Onion
Lake Ski Trails 29km north of Kitimat. Follow the
Wedeene Forest Service Road for approximately 5
km. Turn right onto the Lakelse Main Forest
Service Road and follow for another 4 km. Turn
left and follow the road for 2 km to the site.
Site description: A small rustic site with 2 camping
spots next to West Lake.
11. UPPER KITIMAT RIVER RECREATION SITE
Access: Turn east off of Highway 37 across from
the Onion Lake Ski Trails onto the North Kitimat
Forest Service Road, 29 km north of Kitimat.
Follow the road for approximately 8 km. The site is
located on the far side of the Upper Kitimat River
bridge.
Site Description: A small, rustic, five unit site next
to the Kitimat River.
ROBINSON RIDGE SNOWMOBILING TRAIL
Access: From the Kitimat Chamber of Commerce
office located on Highway 37, head east along
Forest Avenue and the South Hirsch forestry road
for approximately 7.5 km. Turn right onto branch
100 and go another 4 km to the trailhead. Road
access from Forest Avenue to the trailhead is
dependent on snow conditions.
Trail description: From the end of the road this 3
km trail climbs steeply up the west side of the
ridge through heavy timber and into the subalpine. The trail continues south along the ridge to
a cabin maintained by the Kitimat Snowmobile
Club. The cabin has a registration book that you
are welcome to sign.
Caution: This trail is not recommended for
beginner or intermediate snowmobilers.
TRAIL ETIQUETTE
Please keep to the designated trails. Short cutting
on switch- backs damages the plants and soils
which keep rain and snow melt from eroding the
trail. Do not cut down live trees. Take only
photographs, leave only footprints.
SITE ETIQUETTE
Roads are often used by visitors as paths and play
areas, maximum speed is 20 km/h, please do not
drive over the vegetation. Park in designated
areas, keep roads clear and do not block traffic.
Respect the peace and quiet of others, keep your
noise to a minimum at all times. Obey designated
quiet time: 11pm to 7am. Keep your pets quiet and
under control at all times.
SAFETY TIPS
Before leaving on a hike, let a responsible
individual know where you are going and when
you will be returning. Always contact that individual
when you return. Never hike alone and always
Every bear encounter is unique so there are no
steadfast rules which can be applied to every
situation. If you meet a bear in the wild, try to
remain calm. Never approach or chase the bear;
instead face the bear without making eye contact
and back away slowly. Take the same route out
that you came in. Try to keep track of the bear's
location, but again, don't challenge the bear by
making eye contact. If the bear makes blowing or
snorting noises and then charges and veers off at
the last second this is likely defensive behavior so
continue to back away. Extend your arms above
your head appearing as large as you can, talk in a
gruff voice, and look for a weapon such as a rock
or stick. Try dropping your pack to distract the
bear, but only do this if absolutely necessary
because the bear could learn to pursue people for
their packs. Climb a tree as a last resort.
TRAVELING ON LOGGING ROADS
Although most logging roads are open to the
public, many of them are active, meaning that you
can expect to meet logging trucks, especially
during weekdays. Logging trucks have the right of
way at all times. Follow radio controlled vehicles
on active logging roads. Drive with caution and
with your headlights on.
For more information regarding recreational
opportunities in the Kalum Forest District contact:
Northcoast Recreation Siteas and Trails
#200-5220 Keith Avenue, Terrace, BC, V8G 1L1
Ph: 250-638-5100 Fax: 250-638-5176 or visit our
website at:
www.for.gov.bc.ca/dkm/recreation/Kitimat/rec_kiti
mat/htm
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