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Edwards Lake

Number of Sites: 6

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This is a small, shallow lake, fed at the north end by a picturesque, shaded stream with moss covered rocks. The north end of the lake has marshy edges which attract herons and waterfowl and make this lake a good bet for bird-watching. The remainder of the lake is surrounded by mature Douglas Fir and Spruce forest. There are two shaded sites near the stream and one open site in a meadow site on the lakeshore. This lake is very popular with fishermen and there is also private property along the shoreline. Electric motors only.

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Fernie, BC
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Amenities

Boat Launch Nearby

Boat Launch Nearby

Dog Friendly

Dog Friendly

Fishing Nearby

Fishing Nearby

Pit Toilets

Pit Toilets

Tent Sites Available

Tent Sites Available

Directions

Travelling from Cranbrook on Hwy 3, turn south on Hwy 93 at Elko. Travel south until you see the Grasmere Store. Turn right on the Grasmere/Dorr Road and travel past the small school house within the first 200 m. Follow the Grasmere/Dorr road around to the left. The access road to the recreation site is on the right within the first 2 km.

Edwards Lake

Fernie, BC

6
Check website for rates

This is a small, shallow lake, fed at the north end by a picturesque, shaded stream with moss covered rocks. The north end of the lake has marshy edges which attract herons and waterfowl and make this lake a good bet for bird-watching. The remainder of the lake is surrounded by mature Douglas Fir and Spruce forest. There are two shaded sites near the stream and one open site in a meadow site on the lakeshore. This lake is very popular with fishermen and there is also private property along the shoreline. Electric motors only.