Bowron Lake Provincial Park

Cariboo Region, British Columbia

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PARK AMENITIES & ACCESSIBILITY

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Viewing Areas

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About This Park

Bowron Lake Provincial Park is a large wilderness area located on the west slopes of the Cariboo Mountain Range. It features the well known Bowron Lake Canoe Circuit which is a chain of lakes, waterways, and connecting portages 116 km long. The circuit can take up to 6 to 10 days to complete depending on skill level and available time. There is also a shorter trip option on the west side that can be completed within 2 to 4 days. This site is completely non accessible, however it would be a fairly low cost option to update the pit toilets and a couple of campsites to provide wheelchair access.

Bowron Lake Provincial Park

Park Facilities & Accessibility Features

Washrooms

No accessible washrooms. The site only has non-accessible pit toilets. Download Full Accessibility Audit

Viewing Areas

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Trails

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Water Access

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